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Space9

joshhunsaker

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joshhunsaker

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Date Submitted

06/02/2008 | 04:26PM EDT

File Information

Ambient Song | 7.2 MB | 5 min 16 sec

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2.14 / 5.00

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17 downloads

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Author Comments

Here's some more spooky stuff for the creepy/horror fans out there who just can't get enough of those mysterious drones that never get boring. It's a rather involved piece, very deep soundstage and contains many of those evolving elements that seem to ebb and flow in and out of the track. Let me know what you think below.

Most instrumentation done with NI Absynth 3 and Reaktor 5.

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Average Score: 7.0 / 10

Score: 7
Cuzone

"Cool, but lacks a main melody."

by: Cuzone
date: June 3, 2008

Nice track, i like the background sounds a lot, nice sounds very startlin'. But i believe this song, even bein' a ambient one, should have some kind of melody, somethin' to guide you on the track.

Anyway, cool song!

Cheers,

June 4, 2008

Author's Response:

It's not really a song I guess. I should have mentioned this was originally intended as sort of a "backdrop" to a video game stage. It would definitely fit best within a movie/game concept as it really isn't supposed to take center stage. I'm sure a melody would (on the other hand) make this piece much much more interesting now that I think about it.. Hmm. Yes, I can kinda hear it. I'd be different. That's for sure (it already is, but you know what I mean).

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