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An album my friend and I just recently completed

PostPosted: Fri Dec 28, 2007 1:56 am
by NoisyPinkBubble
Hey guys.

Composed by my friend Christian and arranged/produced by myself, Transoceanic is the title of this ambient electronic record, very deep rooted in the style of video game music (Nobuo Uematsu meets Stewart Copeland for example). Mostly mellow songs that are good for the relaxed listener of music. Let me know if you check it out; I'm proud of this release and wanted to share it with audio enthusiasts alike.

http://sleepeatmusic.net/music/transoceanic.zip

The album artwork is as follows:

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PostPosted: Fri Dec 28, 2007 9:57 am
by Josiah Tobin
Cool stuff! I like the more subtle electronic parts. The only song I don't really care for is In Dreamscapes, the acoustic guitar seems a little loud and obnoxious. That's just me, though.

I wouldn't say it sounds too much like game music personally, but it's quite enjoyable nonetheless. A bit like some of those post-rock bands or whatever they call themselves, but without the jangly guitars and such. :)

~Josiah

PostPosted: Fri Dec 28, 2007 7:08 pm
by ante
That was really nice. I love relaxed music like this. Great job!

PostPosted: Sat Dec 29, 2007 6:34 am
by Blazingmonga
Listened to this whilst doing the dishes last night, and again this morning...

I really liked it! Extremely slick stuff. My favourite track was definitely 'Avian', I really like the layers of beats and the flow of the whole track. I was actually humming along to it when I first heard it.

I don't know if much of it fell into either the 'ambient' or 'game music' genres though. It was quiet in parts I guess, and I suppose the tones used where slightly computer-game-ish but the whole thing was more lively than all of that.

I quiet like the guitar in this, though it does sound slightly out of place compared to the other sounds you have. Maybe it is just mixed a bit loud or bright for my liking. It does give the thing quiet a dreamy, psychedelic feel as it is.

All in all, good stuff and well done! Neat art too.