Cupz wrote:http://wizardsoftopaz.com/public/feka.mp3
This should definitely be in a videogame's underwater level, or at least a level involving water in some way. It would fit the bill perfectly. I can't explain it in great detail, but that's exactly where my mind went when I heard it. Which is a big compliment because in most games the water levels have the best music, IMO.
re-phaelam-ed wrote:3 videos
V Tines Less - This one is my favorite of the three. That bass line synth is brilliantly textured. Even though the bass line itself was only made up of 4 notes repeating, I could've listened to it for even longer without losing interest. Although to me, well done lower pitch textures are better than breathing. But those types of textures can be ruined if they're not stretched out enough, which makes it really hard to make the bass line more notes within a full rotation. So 4 long notes was a solid choice here. The other elements compliment the bass and each other quite nicely too. Nice and simple percussion, but not too simple as it picks up more complexity at about half way.
Lost Within - Sounds like if Autechre and Nobuo Uematsu made a soundtrack to a videogame together. Both artists I love. Great work on this one. That choir synth voice with the fancy effects is awesome! Is that even based on a choir synth setting? That's the closest I can guess, but it sounds amazing.
Metropo - This had to have been mostly inspired by Autechre. Great song, regardless! Hints of late 90s psy-trance in there too. The synth voices seem like they belong in Infected Mushroom's music around the release of their album "B P Empire", or Simon Posford's styled synth voices from that same time. The synth voice evolving throughout the song was done well too.