That's more or less the time that took me to put this track together. I wanted to look for ways of expanding the number of voices in an arrangement to develop a musical idea more fully. Also learn to apply classic electronic music techniques like ostinatos and rhythmical stereo delays. Some elements of the composition are inspired by Arpegiator from Jarre. I hope you enjoy it.
The cover image is part of the "Earth at Night 2012" series by NASA. The original can be found at: http://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/NaturalHazards/view.php?id=79790
Big production man. Love the melodies and all the setails
Dec 29, 14
Brilliant! :) This really gives me retro-vibes, and I can hear the Jarre-influences. ;) The ending is also really cool, when the sound dissolves like that. :)
This is so.... right, precise, accurate and clear! real good work , I definitly have some Jarre (Jean Michel,not Maurice ) tracks on my mind
Jul 18, 14
Love this, sounds like a little retro symphony :)
Jul 7, 14
Incredible sound design and musicality!!
Jul 7, 14
Thanks AtHeat!!
Jul 6, 14
Your music is awesome Jordi. Keep it up. You always surprise me with exquisite intricacies.
Jul 3, 14
Thanks 808Chunk! You're one of the first artists I discovered in AT and started following. I admire your work and your comments mean a lot.
Jul 2, 14
Oh my.. fantastic !!! Great synth work !!
Jun 30, 14
Definitely has more punch now. You might look at places where you can bring down the intensity (having a nice dynamic range makes the overall intensity of the piece even more intense). For example, at , you might turn down the percussiveness of some of your sounds (perhaps a filter, or altering the attack slightly) to give the track a chance to breathe. The effectiveness of adding intensity increases when you remove it in the right spots as well :)
Jun 30, 14
I made the mix louder and a bit more aggressive after NoirGreyson's feedback. Thanks!
Big production man. Love the melodies and all the setails
Brilliant! :) This really gives me retro-vibes, and I can hear the Jarre-influences. ;) The ending is also really cool, when the sound dissolves like that. :)
Is classics ! Cool !
Thanks @mikke5885.
didn't i fav this? well i know did
Thanks @mikke5885 :)
yeah audiotool needs more of this!
Gracias!
Genial
man...
Thanks for your feedback SharKyyo and TEGM!
This is so.... right, precise, accurate and clear! real good work , I definitly have some Jarre (Jean Michel,not Maurice ) tracks on my mind
Love this, sounds like a little retro symphony :)
Incredible sound design and musicality!!
Thanks AtHeat!!
Your music is awesome Jordi. Keep it up. You always surprise me with exquisite intricacies.
Thanks 808Chunk! You're one of the first artists I discovered in AT and started following. I admire your work and your comments mean a lot.
Oh my.. fantastic !!! Great synth work !!
Definitely has more punch now. You might look at places where you can bring down the intensity (having a nice dynamic range makes the overall intensity of the piece even more intense). For example, at , you might turn down the percussiveness of some of your sounds (perhaps a filter, or altering the attack slightly) to give the track a chance to breathe. The effectiveness of adding intensity increases when you remove it in the right spots as well :)
I made the mix louder and a bit more aggressive after NoirGreyson's feedback. Thanks!