Farewell (Abschied) by Sascha Ende

Melankolsk og rummelig cinematisk stykke med udviklende synth pads, strygere og subtil percussion. Fremkalder en følelse af afsked og introspektion, ideel til dramatiske og følelsesladede scener i film, dokumentarer og videospil.

Farewell (Abschied)
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Farewell (Abschied)
19.08.2012
Melankolsk og rummelig cinematisk stykke med udviklende synth pads, strygere og subtil percussion. Fremkalder en følelse af afsked og introspektion, ideel til dramatiske og følelsesladede scener i film, dokumentarer og videospil.
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Laden...
  • 00:12 : Atmospheric intro with evolving synth pads, setting the melancholic mood.
  • 01:05 : Drums enter, adding subtle rhythmic drive and building intensity.
  • 02:15 : String section becomes more prominent, enhancing the emotional weight.
  • 03:30 : Subtle dynamic lift and slightly brighter texture, hinting at hope.
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Hit or Miss? Arti’s Review

Okay, let's have a listen to this... Hmm, yes, instantly getting a strong cinematic atmosphere. Those opening synth pads are doing a lot of the work right away, aren't they? Very spacious, definitely leaning towards a melancholic mood, which is effective. The arrangement is well-considered; the strings enter gracefully, and the percussion provides a slow-burning dramatic pulse. Structurally, it's a solid build, although perhaps a touch linear. Maybe exploring a more pronounced dynamic shift somewhere around the midpoint could inject even more engagement. Production-wise, it's clean and well-balanced; the reverb is creating a nice sense of space. If we’re getting granular, and that's our job, isn't it? - I'd suggest experimenting slightly with the dynamic range. Perhaps just a touch more low-end to add weight, especially when the drums arrive. Sonically, while everything is very competent, consider subtly layering in some unique textures, perhaps some gentle sound design elements nestled within – that could really elevate it and give it a distinctive edge in a competitive library. Emotionally, it certainly resonates – strongly evokes a sense of parting, introspection, and maybe even a glimmer of hopefulness towards the latter part. I can see this working well for dramatic film scenes, documentaries, and even more serious moments in video games or podcasts. With some dynamic refinements and a touch of sonic personality, this could become a really versatile and sought-after track. Definitely has potential.
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