Howdy folks.
Here is an ambient track, one of my two firsts.
I have it in mind for the listing below.
Any reactions would be great.
Thanks!
-b
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AMBIENT SOUNDSCAPE INSTRUMENTAL CUES (in various moods) are needed by a NON-Exclusive Music Library that’s constantly landing placements for TAXI members in lots of popular TV shows. Give them fresh, emotionally compelling Underscore Instrumental Cues that are in the general stylistic range of what you’d hear from composers/acts like Charlie Clouser, Explosions In The Sky, Trent Reznor and Attiicus Ross, etc., etc., etc. Take a listen to the following references to get an idea of what would fall into the range of what they need:
NOTE: Don’t limit yourself to the moods of the references below, they’re open to a wide variety of styles for this pitch!
“Far Away” by Charlie Clouser
“Axe” by Explosions In The Sky
“What Have We Done to Each Other?” by Trent Reznor and Attiicus Ross
Give them dynamic soundscapes that effectively deliver a textural display of instruments that blend in and out of each other to create a unique piece of engaging underscore. You’d be wise to stick to a singular mood throughout the entire Cue so your submission is cohesive from top to bottom. Give them Cues that convey one emotion throughout, whether it’s exploratory, mysterious, wondrous, or even a bit scary.
All submissions can be anywhere from :60 Seconds to 2 minutes length. Non-faded endings with a natural decay/ring out are recommended. Do NOT copy or rip off the referenced music in any way, shape, or form. Use them only as a guide for texture, tone, and vibe. Broadcast Quality is needed (Great sounding home recordings are fine).
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Re: Ears for Ambient
Hey Stephen - in listening I am getting the feel that there's a little too much movement... I would suggest, at the beginning, where you have that little swish coming in, to delete every second one, and perhaps the same with any other little sound you have weaving in and out - make the intervals longer. And then I would layer strings/synths to create texture to give depth and emotion to the piece - there is a line there but it needs to be more forward & layered. I.e. "Give them dynamic soundscapes that effectively deliver a textural display of instruments that blend in and out of each other to create a unique piece of engaging underscore."
You might think of taking your piano part (which is nice) and making those same notes longer... weaving the melody with your strings/synths to create the ambient mood of mystery/awe which they seem to represent. So play the melody with strings layered in different octaves, adding counterpoint harmony as you weave in and out.
Just my two cents,
H'bird
You might think of taking your piano part (which is nice) and making those same notes longer... weaving the melody with your strings/synths to create the ambient mood of mystery/awe which they seem to represent. So play the melody with strings layered in different octaves, adding counterpoint harmony as you weave in and out.
Just my two cents,
H'bird
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Re: Ears for Ambient
Nice Burpo!
But I do think Vikki has a Clear Take on these kind of pieces
I'd follow her thoughts!
But I do think Vikki has a Clear Take on these kind of pieces
I'd follow her thoughts!
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