Created 1 August 2014
RoVeR - Technicolor Lattice (Short)
Oh bajeebus... the titles are getting longer... The titles for ENSC are trending to becoming longer, if you've noticed (It gets shorter but bounces back at Parabola): now I cant title it "ENSC - Technicolor Lattice" because it won't fit anymore, so for the rest of the ENSC tracks, I'm going to just have [04] on it.
- Between The Horizon
- Close to Sunrise
- Sparking Ideas
- Outdoor Bliss
- Arenaceous
- Caliginous
- Parabola
- Rising Again
- Moonlit Dream
- Blazed Night Sky
- Technicolor Lattice - Hahahahaha, can't fit NG title anymore
The 11th track of ENSC; I haven't worked on that album in awhile and I start working on this song during summer, but I had no time. Today I just put the finishing touches, I didn't even bother working on mastering it that much. But I think the sounds came through nicely.
Is this song going to be 3 mins long? Heeeeelll Naww son... This is the short version, I already know how I'm going to place the structure anyways so I'm leaving it in it's 3 min state right now. But don't worry, when the album comes out, It'll be roughly 5 or 6 mins.
Links -
No, this song ain't gon' be on no websites...
Maybeee...
Really nice tune
I like the tune here this has a good vibe and jams on all throughout once again I will say this was some nice energy and style sound you bring to the table, and its piece like this that really keep me interested and I enjoyed this one, so nice tune here
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Dude, this is good. I love the atmospheric vibes and the sweeps. I noticed that your synths are very similar to each other across tracks. The one at :45 here sounds a lot like the main one from "Moonlit Dream." Personally, I think most of your tracks only need to be about 3 or 4 minutes long, but I acknowledge that the genre itself usually dictates a much longer song is necessary. I also love those subtle claves you have in there during the second half of the piece. It's more melodic than most of your tracks, which I appreciated. The fade-out ending was a little bit lazy, but, again, I think it goes with the genre. Keep up the good work, RoVeRDude! ;D
Please contact me if you would like to use this in a project. We can discuss the details.
SynchroSpectre 
