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Elephant Gym: Ocean in the Night (Orchestra Version)
One listen. Just went in, wrote whatever. Did my best to not think and knocked it out. Don’t know how it reads, but it felt good to write. Elephant Gym’s “Ocean in the Night” is from two releases. The one … Continue reading
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Tagged elephant gym, energises, gently, night, ocean, plinking, push, sense, skimming, structured
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Le Mystère des Voix Bulgares: Pora Sotunda
One listen. I had a fair bit of concern doing this as I was worried about wandering into misrepresentation. I didn’t want to do something like say “deep spirituality ethnic sounds”. Admittedly that’s a bit dramatic, but to me it … Continue reading
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Tagged boocheemish, bulgarian, chant, choir, comforted, cradle, curling, holds, le mystere des voix bulgares, moving, myster, pora sutanda, voices, waft
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Austin Wintory: Reclamation
One listen and from what I remember, I was feeling more able to write with this bit of writing than I was the previous one. It still was a struggle in parts, but I feel this one is more smooth … Continue reading
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Tagged austin wintory, blooming, doleful, Journey, reclamation, relief, spreads, sweeping, tones, wraps
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Austin Wintory: The Crossing
One listen, and this one was a bit tough. I feel I could have written more as this doesn’t say enough about the song. Austin Wintory’s “The Crossing” is from Journey, the soundtrack for Journey. I hope you enjoy. — Uncertainty … Continue reading
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Tagged austin wintory, cocooning, crossing, forward, goal, Journey, precarious, resolve, uncertainty
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Austin Wintory: Descent
One listen, and with this one I just sort of followed the instruments and what they were doing. It kind of worked, kind of didn’t, but I’m happy with the result. Austin Wintory’s “Descent” is from Journey, the soundtrack for Journey. … Continue reading
Austin Wintory: The Road of Trials
One listen, and it seems I wanted to use “frolicking” a few times. When I wrote this, I think I was struggling to get started, which is why this feels as stilted as it does. Austin Wintory’s “The Road of … Continue reading
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Tagged austin wintory, floats, frolicking, Journey, lingering, road, shaking, swept, trials, vividly, wavering
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Mazedude: Hanmuru Moon
One listen. Early on I became unsure about how I should proceed with what I was writing. Not a good way to be. Still chugged along, but it harmed the overall piece. Mazedude’s “Hanmuru Moon” is from For Everlasting Peace: … Continue reading
Yasunori Mitsuda: Memories of Green
One listen. Not sure what I was thinking as I wrote this. Sort of hit a wall and followed it rather than move in another direction. Oh well. Yasunori Mitsuda’s (光田 康典) “Memories of Green” (“みどりの思い出”) is from Chrono Trigger‘s … Continue reading
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Tagged care, chrono trigger, days, drift, free, memories of green, worry, yasunori mitsuda, young
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Hiroki Kikuta: Delicate Affection
One listen. Got through the song quickly. Didn’t think too much which was great. Could’ve done a better writing, but overall this is okay. Hiroki Kikuta’s (菊田 裕樹) “Delicate Affection” is from Seiken Densetsu 3 Original Sound Version, the soundtrack … Continue reading
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Tagged conviction, delicate affection, hiroki kikuta, innocence, Journey, secret of mana, seiken densetsu, uncertain, wonder
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Masashi Hamauzu: Dust to Dust
One listen, and this is sort of a slow song. It feels slow in how it moves and progresses, and I think that works really well for where it is used. Some of that came through in the writing, and … Continue reading
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Tagged dust, final fantasy 13, final fantasy XIII, floats, frame, frozen, grace, grief, haunting, masashi hamauzu, regret, structure, underscored, weave
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