Hyper-Telescope, infinite space?

Mircode
280 Feb 20, 23 Downtempo
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https://webbtelescope.org/home We are all familiar with the Webb telescope, well, familiar is a bold verb in this case, given the complexity of the technology used. We know it by reputation. The images released in recent months are extraordinary and we are just at the beginning. Human beings have always been on the hunt for information about the universe they inhabit, a universe so vast and complex that it is beyond our intellectual capabilities. Perhaps only the most complex mathematics and physics can come close to the truth, or perhaps only feeling and dismay. -------------------------------------------------------- A place in your life where you can understand the consequences. A place in your life where you can learn from your past. A place in your life where you can find your best energies. My friend, here I can feel no distance and I am, more or less, well conscious of an energy we cannot measure and of lengths we cannot imagine.

         
Feb 25, 23

Very nice !

Feb 22, 23

This is great! The vocals are a bit too loud from onwards, given the reverb drowned sound. Really love the beat, the sound design and the melody tho

Mar 27, 23

Fix it thanks

Feb 23, 23

Sorry, I should've worded myself better. I really like those vocals. It reminds me a lot of Dodecahedron's stuff, which I really like. Matter of fact, I've worked with that sound as well, hence I focus on it so much. My only criticism is that they get too loud, swallowing up the rest of the mix a bit. You could either keep the vocals at that volume and reduce the reverb, or preferably lower them a bit in general and maybe eq the reverb separately.

Feb 23, 23

The vocals are complicated, I wanted to make them more ethereal, as if they came from distant spaces. Try to work on it, thank you for your advice

Feb 21, 23

oh yes i totally dig the description

Feb 21, 23

Dude I love this atmosphere

Feb 22, 23

Thanks seb

Feb 21, 23

Great one Mir

Feb 21, 23

not from this planet