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[Soundtrack/Score] Allied Nations - Moving Through Cold Thoughts (Finished w/ Video)
Just a soundtrack im working on for an abstract new media project... This is just the sound at the moment, so it is extremely incomplete in terms of being a final work, but would love some audio only feedback on it.
I will be mainly using patterns and colours in the video, few if any recognizable things. Also, any ideas on how i could push the visual element would be really helpful 
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, but at least the sound is in sync, youtube was wack.
I thought it was very beautiful and rich...
My only criticism is that it seems very tinny. I know that this is in some cases a desirable aesthetic though and that you're a musical enough guy to have done it on purpose, but I feel like there might be more atmosphere particularly on the low end, ie depth.
but like i said, i understand the reason if this is purposeful, especially if this has a visual component.
and then again i am obsessed with atmosphere and depth haha
EDIT: after repeated listen I might retract everything I said.
my first intuiton with the visual aspect at the beginning was almost like bands of color ala VHS tape with bad tracking that are like the vibrations of a tuning fork, they split and merge with the sound and have a sort of momentum based on the reverberance. Personally I would conceptualize it as a dialogue between clear and obscure, that is clarity of color, and then the pattern would be more of like a moire pattern which oscillates between clarity and obscurity with the reverberance and timbre of the music. And then use color as a sort of moving theme that progresses or changes through the entire thing and loops back around.... I feel like this might be too obvious or cliche though? not sure on it
This is intentionally vague: I see something stringy with gravity in as a vector in the video. Again possibly it would vibrate like a string or split and loop, etc
nice work
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| Originally posted by nefardec I thought it was very beautiful and rich... My only criticism is that it seems very tinny. I know that this is in some cases a desirable aesthetic though and that you're a musical enough guy to have done it on purpose, but I feel like there might be more atmosphere particularly on the low end, ie depth. but like i said, i understand the reason if this is purposeful, especially if this has a visual component. and then again i am obsessed with atmosphere and depth haha EDIT: after repeated listen I might retract everything I said. my first intuiton with the visual aspect at the beginning was almost like bands of color ala VHS tape with bad tracking that are like the vibrations of a tuning fork, they split and merge with the sound and have a sort of momentum based on the reverberance. Personally I would conceptualize it as a dialogue between clear and obscure, that is clarity of color, and then the pattern would be more of like a moire pattern which oscillates between clarity and obscurity with the reverberance and timbre of the music. And then use color as a sort of moving theme that progresses or changes through the entire thing and loops back around.... I feel like this might be too obvious or cliche though? not sure on it This is intentionally vague: I see something stringy with gravity in as a vector in the video. Again possibly it would vibrate like a string or split and loop, etc nice work |
It's all cliche, it's all been done before etc etc etc... I'd rather just focus on my work. 
wow wow wow!!
This is so nice! I love the whole atmosphere and that synth after 3 mins is amazing!
Very nice work, love it! Beautiful!
Hope you put it here when its done 
//Alexander
This reminds me of late 70's experimental type stuff. Feels very 'bright'. Not sure if that was intentional. Lower and deeper sounds tend to invoke an impression of a darker color. Nice work ![]()
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| Originally posted by Project-K This reminds me of late 70's experimental type stuff. Feels very 'bright'. Not sure if that was intentional. Lower and deeper sounds tend to invoke an impression of a darker color. Nice work |
I love the title! And the atmosphere is really interesting, deep! Nice job!
Takere!
Akia
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This sounds really cool.
Can I use this as background music in my rpg?
It's open-sourced and completely free and this is really cool as a soundtrack. 
Of course you'll get your credit 
What did you use to make it except E-Phonic Lo-Fi?
There are no bad critics on this one.
10/10
Omer
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| Originally posted by The Drow This sounds really cool. Can I use this as background music in my rpg? It's open-sourced and completely free and this is really cool as a soundtrack. ![]() Of course you'll get your credit ![]() What did you use to make it except E-Phonic Lo-Fi? There are no bad critics on this one. 10/10 Omer |
In fact, thank you for considering it! That's really cool!
again this is class
i think the best part of it is the windy sweep that transforms into that electric buzz
like i was saying before, i really like the dialogue between clear and 'buzzy' or 'fuzzy' in this track.
also it just has a great sense movement over the entire the length
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| Originally posted by Allied Nations What's E-Phonic Lo-Fi? And yes, go ahead and use it In fact, thank you for considering it! That's really cool! |
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| Originally posted by The Drow It's a sound effect that makes things sound more "lo-fi" but maybe you used something similar for that pitch decrease. Omer |
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| Originally posted by Allied Nations Ahh no, it may have been a sample- what part are you referring to? Oh and doesn't look like I'll be in Ibiza this summer... tight on the funds saving up for studio gear / |
Lucky you.
Really like the video. The moire patterns you have going on were blowing my mind. Also I really like how you started to give meaning to what moves horizontally and what moves vertically. the play with fuzziness/clarity is also really well done.
downloading?
can I ask what the quality of the audio embedded in the video is? (i suppose i will probably find out before i get a reply though)
this would make a great addition to an afterhours set next saturday morning.
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| Originally posted by nefardec Really like the video. The moire patterns you have going on were blowing my mind. Also I really like how you started to give meaning to what moves horizontally and what moves vertically. the play with fuzziness/clarity is also really well done. downloading? can I ask what the quality of the audio embedded in the video is? (i suppose i will probably find out before i get a reply though) this would make a great addition to an afterhours set next saturday morning. |

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