A Long Walk Home

[TracingArcs]

Fathers Day, and Make Music Day 2020. So I used two new instruments from the Pianobook roster to re-work a scene I wrote for a small film that never got made. About returning soldiers from the 1st WW.
Using from Pianobook - Micah's Choir and Hunter's Ampex Ecosystem / BBCSO Discover / Cello Textures by Ben Osterhouse.  I hope it works for you.

[David Sprouse]

I never understood why spitfire has all these slowly evolving textures libraries.  But this sounds really magnificent on a good set of speakers.  Thank you for sharing.

[TracingArcs]

Thank you David. Very much appreciated.

[thegaltieribrothers]

Hi TracingArcs,

Extremely atmospheric piece rolling and evolving.

Thanks for sharing.

Good Job!

regards

paul

[Douglas Kirby]

That was an enjoyable listening experience - nicely done.

[TracingArcs]

thegaltieribrothers & Douglas Kirby - I very much appreciate your responses. Thanks Guys.

[DeeringAmps]

Really nice soundstage on this. Enjoyed the listen!
(had to sit through an annoying 31 second ad over at SoundCloud, but hey somebody's gotta pay the bills...)

tom

[PhonoBrainer]

I could totally see this used in a movie scene. It's brilliant and very evocative.

On headphones I heard some digital clipping artifacts occasionally? Like where two abutting files weren't crossfaded. One example @ :42. It might juist be a Soundcloud think, I dunno. Might be worth a check for those.

 

super cool piece, sorry to hear the movie didn't work out.

cheers,

-Tom

[TracingArcs]

Thanks DeeringAmps & emeraldsoul. Thankfully (though S/Cloud does this often). The distortion is part of the  Hunters Ampex  Ecosystem sound.  Really appreciate the feedback.

Edited June 28, 2020 by TracingArcs
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[Wookiee]

Interesting an emotive piece, thanks for sharing.

[TracingArcs]

Thanks Wookiee - much appreciated ?

[Barry Seymour]

Very ethereal; almost a Moody Blues mellotron feel in places. Very evocative.

[bjornpdx]

Terrific work. Really sets the scene for the subject matter.

[TracingArcs]

Thank you Barry Seymour + bjornpdx. Vey pleased people are getting what I tried to create and evoke.