idk why but it gives some Minecraft vibes (⁠゜⁠o⁠゜⁠; the beginning so calm I could sleep with this (⁠ ⁠´⁠◡⁠‿⁠ゝ⁠◡⁠`⁠)

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whips out ak

holy fuck the whole track is great but that part @ 0:55 and onwards is crazy nuts

** A NGAIC REVIEW **

o/ :)

COMPLIMENTS:

Haha... For some reason, this makes me think of the days I used to play No Man's Sky with my friends. Fucking around planet hopping, doing explorations, gathering things to sell, floating around in space just having fun. This is *extremely* atmospheric--more so than the other ambient pieces I've reviewed so far here for the NGAIC--so the mileage may vary or I might not be able to critique it much, due to it really not needing any more or less than what it already does...

CRITIQUE:

Take this with a grain of salt--and this might sound funny--but since this is such a textural-rich delight, I might've played with that a bit more, if I were you? Leaned more into the space-age feel of the piece, put more blips and whirrs and weird CPU / console noises in there around / @ 0:50 - 1:20, or so. Very, very light, soft touches of them...like brushing the exquisite chocolate powder on an already tasty mousse. Otherwise, that's it and really all that simple. It's a thought-provoking, easy listening piece I actually quite enjoyed. So thank you for making it, and presenting it for us to listen to. :)

Good luck with the remaining Layers. Have a good one. :D

pitch banding with delays and reverbs are always soo intresting and captivating to hear!
i would call this piece a more Experimental piece than ambient, while u created some inital atmosphere, i couldnt really understood what it resolved into or why it resolved like that.

--maybe a third part in this as a ending could explained what got me confused