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 :)
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Feelings (instrumental)
08.06.2013
A blend of ambient textures and a driving electronic beat create a hypnotic, slightly melancholic soundscape. Shimmering synths and a subtle piano melody add a touch of hope, perfect for reflective scenes, modern dramas, or stylish technology presentations.
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Arti’s Hit or Miss: Review
"Feelings (instrumental)" establishes an intriguing soundscape right from the start, blending a subtle, almost hesitant piano melody with warmer synth pads. It's a sound that evokes a sense of reflection, maybe even a touch of longing. The introduction of the electronic beat gives it a gentle push, preventing it from becoming overly static, a common pitfall in ambient-leaning pieces.
What's really working here is the balance between the electronic and the slightly more organic elements. The composition creates space. There's a restrained quality. The track builds gradually, layering in new sonic textures without ever feeling overwhelming. This speaks to a potential for use in scenes where dialogue or a voice-over needs to remain prominent. It could also function nicely in time-lapses or montages.
In terms of production, the mix is clean and everything sits nicely in its place. The synth sounds are well-chosen, creating that signature sound of modern soundscapes. The low-end is present, but it avoids feeling too heavy, which is appropriate for the overall mood.
One area that could enhance the track even further, would be add a bit more dynamic contrast. There is a build-up, but perhaps could reach a more defined climax, before receding again, could add another layer of emotional depth.
Overall, "Feelings (instrumental)" shows good, solid and polished production, a clear understanding of mood and a solid grasp of arrangement principles. It fills a niche in the production music landscape – that space between pure ambient and something with a bit more rhythmic drive. With minor improvements, it is a beautiful track for many usages, I see this being used for corporate videos and podcast productions with technology-driven topics.
What's really working here is the balance between the electronic and the slightly more organic elements. The composition creates space. There's a restrained quality. The track builds gradually, layering in new sonic textures without ever feeling overwhelming. This speaks to a potential for use in scenes where dialogue or a voice-over needs to remain prominent. It could also function nicely in time-lapses or montages.
In terms of production, the mix is clean and everything sits nicely in its place. The synth sounds are well-chosen, creating that signature sound of modern soundscapes. The low-end is present, but it avoids feeling too heavy, which is appropriate for the overall mood.
One area that could enhance the track even further, would be add a bit more dynamic contrast. There is a build-up, but perhaps could reach a more defined climax, before receding again, could add another layer of emotional depth.
Overall, "Feelings (instrumental)" shows good, solid and polished production, a clear understanding of mood and a solid grasp of arrangement principles. It fills a niche in the production music landscape – that space between pure ambient and something with a bit more rhythmic drive. With minor improvements, it is a beautiful track for many usages, I see this being used for corporate videos and podcast productions with technology-driven topics.
