Never heard of programs that do this. How would they be able to do this?

What software are you using? or by saying PROGRAMMES [sic] did you mean PLAYLIST ? What Playlist should we recommend for creating atmosphere?

In any case... WHAT KIND OF ATMOSPHERE did you want to create?

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Originally posted by Digital Aura Never heard of programs that do this. How would they be able to do this? What software are you using? or by saying PROGRAMMES [sic] did you mean PLAYLIST ? What Playlist should we recommend for creating atmosphere? In any case... WHAT KIND OF ATMOSPHERE did you want to create?

lol

There's a vst called atmosphere. But don't rely too much on programmes, it's still YOU who's making the music and putting it all together, and giving ATMOSPHERE to music.

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in the atmosphere vst, under the ambient folser, theirs some lovely sounds and textures that can be delayed and filtered to fill up a track

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Or use some kind "pad" present with lot of reverb and delay effects .
And right chords too

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Cheese Machine VSTi is very good to create "atmosphere" pads, and it's free.

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THATS IT!!!

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or by saying PROGRAMMES [sic]

Is it wrong the term "programme"?

I found this:

code:
programme, U.S. program ['prəʊgræm]
noun
1   a written or printed list of the events, performers, etc., in a public performance
 
2   a performance or series of performances, often presented at a scheduled time, esp. on radio or television
 
3   a specially arranged selection of things to be done
example: what's the programme for this afternoon?
 
4   a plan, schedule, or procedure
 
5   a syllabus or curriculum 
verb (-grammes, -gramming, -grammed) U.S..
-grams, -graming, -gramed)
6   to design or schedule (something) as a programme 
noun, verb
7   (Computing) 
a variant spelling of: program 

I suppose that North Americans don't get used "to programme" but the term by itself it's right. Please, don't be so strict with the non-english speakers.