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Author Comments
I'm releasing all the music I wrote for "The Interdimensional Six Pack", a 6 episode arc of the TTRPG podcast Tales of Nowhere. They played games from different IP's (Star Trek, Pokemon & Warhammer 40K) which gave me the opportunity to write things in those styles. It was a hell of a lot of fun to both write for and be featured on the podcast as a DM! Since NG is where I got started writing I figured it made sense to share them all on here. If you want to use any of these tracks you totally can. Just be sure to credit me if possible!
TRACK DETAILS:
This track is the introduction vibe track for the first scene, which takes place in the Star Trek universe. Not much to say about this one really, just some ambient Trek background stuff with a foreshadowing touch of grit near the end.
PLUGINS I USED:
(this is a copypasted list for the whole album)
Mixing/FX:
- Ozone 10 (Mastering)
- Neutron 4
- Nectar 3
- Shaperbox 3
- Nimbus
- Akai AIR plugin pack
- Neural DSP Archetype Nolly
- Guitar Rig 5
- Xfer MORPH
Instruments:
- Heavyocity Novo
- Heavyocity Vento
- Heavyocity Forzo
- Heavyocity Damage 2
- Heavyocity Symphonic Destruction
- Heavyocity Mosaic Plucks
- Heavyocity Mosaic Vocals
- Heavyocity Vocalize 3
- One Kit Wonder: Metal
- One Kit Wonder: PE4
- Shreddage 3 Abyss
- Shreddage 3 Hydra
- Session Guitarist Electric Sunburst Deluxe
- Serum
- NES VST 1.2
- Tweakbench Peach
- Plugin Boutique BigKick
- Mysteria
Credits & Info
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