Colors gravitating (psirius_-_colors_gravitating.mptm)
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Nominated by the crew for either outstanding quality, technique or creativity (or combination of) on 1st Jun 2019
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Pretty relaxing composition, sounds very nice! Really reminds me of Super Mario Galaxy in the style of the music.
Keep it up with the good stuff :3
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- COLORS GRAVITATING - by Psirius (2019) "I tried to reflect an emotion based in a explosion of colors" * "It was a proposal from a long time ago to do a song of a few kb. that had a good sound environment... I'm not used to and for me, has been an achievement." ATTENTION: I work always on xm. or in .mod. I've done it compatible in .mptm, for better sound online. Thanks, Saga Musix! This is not the .xp of the more than 80 channels... he!... ;) ** Created in OpenMPT 1.28.04.00 and 1.28.05.00 (Cubic) *** The samples are extracted from different modules. They were in my file, but I don't know the origin. I am so sorry! Wish you like it! psiriusmusic_yahoo.com
Psirius - 2019 - Psirius - 2019-
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Once another Psirius-sound module. Strong ambient-elements,
a playful interesting twinkly motif and a slow but cool chord-progression that goes deep.
A little drawback I wanna point out though is the mix in middle of the song, where the low piano joins in: in my opinion here's many elements brawling over the same freq.-bands, with the detuned piano being the trouble-kid. My advice would be to give the trouble-kid space, and it won't cause trouble. Try lowering the volume of the twinkly-motifs/pads so their presence is obvious, but leaves rich space for the piano. It sounds good as a lead!
and makes a good calm part of the song :)
Other than that, the intro was astonishing to hear for the first time!
Keep up the good work! :)