I have programmed a new AI and am currently working on modernizing and restructuring genres, topics, moods and tags. BPM will be replaced by “perceived speed”. Keys will be removed. The keyword search will also soon be extended to tags. There will also be an A.I. “Review” and a quality rating for each song. All music will soon be re-categorized. When I'm done with that, there will be new music again :)
Rooftop Solitude
16.11.2023
A chill, atmospheric track driven by a simple, yet captivating synth melody and a laid-back beat. Perfect for moments of reflection, urban landscapes, or tech-focused visuals.
00:00 / 05:17
Klikněte sem
Laden...
2.7k
164
1
instrumental
Slow
Arti’s Hit or Miss: Review
"Rooftop Solitude" immediately sets a chilled, reflective vibe, making it quite suitable for specific media applications. The song's strength lies in its simplicity. The synth melody, while basic, is catchy and carries a pleasant, nostalgic quality, reminiscent of early 2000s chill-out tracks. It's the kind of tune that could comfortably underscore a time-lapse video of city lights or a contemplative scene in an indie film. The arrangement is uncluttered, letting the core elements breathe. The gradual introduction of the arpeggiated synth adds a layer of subtle complexity, preventing monotony without overwhelming the track.
Where the track could be further refined, however, is in the sound design. Compared to library-quality ambient electronic pieces, "Rooftop Solitude" could benefit from richer textures and more dynamic sonic elements. For example, adding subtle background pads, evolving the synth sounds with filters or LFOs, or even incorporating field recordings could elevate it. The mix itself is decent, but boosting the low-end slightly and giving the higher frequencies a bit more 'air' with EQ and stereo widening could enhance the perceived depth.
It would find uses in documentaries, vlogs focused on urban exploration, technology showcases, or even as background music in podcasts, perhaps during transitional segments. Despite its simplicity, the track manages to evoke a sense of tranquil, modern loneliness, making it fit thematically for a variety of introspective scenes. To expand its commercial viability, a slightly more polished production and a few alternative mixes (perhaps a version with a more prominent beat, and a purely ambient version) could be very useful.
In summary, it's a solid starting point with a clear emotional direction. With some targeted production enhancements, it has a high potential.
Where the track could be further refined, however, is in the sound design. Compared to library-quality ambient electronic pieces, "Rooftop Solitude" could benefit from richer textures and more dynamic sonic elements. For example, adding subtle background pads, evolving the synth sounds with filters or LFOs, or even incorporating field recordings could elevate it. The mix itself is decent, but boosting the low-end slightly and giving the higher frequencies a bit more 'air' with EQ and stereo widening could enhance the perceived depth.
It would find uses in documentaries, vlogs focused on urban exploration, technology showcases, or even as background music in podcasts, perhaps during transitional segments. Despite its simplicity, the track manages to evoke a sense of tranquil, modern loneliness, making it fit thematically for a variety of introspective scenes. To expand its commercial viability, a slightly more polished production and a few alternative mixes (perhaps a version with a more prominent beat, and a purely ambient version) could be very useful.
In summary, it's a solid starting point with a clear emotional direction. With some targeted production enhancements, it has a high potential.
