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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Lost
24.10.2014
Ethereal textures and driving electronic rhythms intertwine, creating a mood that's both mysterious and subtly energetic. Ideal for technological showcases, futuristic narratives, or suspenseful moments.
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Arti’s Hit or Miss: Review
Right off the bat, "Lost" establishes an intriguing soundscape, weaving together airy synth textures and a persistent electronic beat. The track has an appealing, almost hypnotic quality, drawing you into its subtle shifts and evolving textures. The composer skillfully establishes a mood that is both dreamy and slightly unsettling, making it a strong starting point for a piece of production music.
From a compositional standpoint, the song relies on a strong interplay between the pulsating bassline, arpeggiated synths, and those wonderfully spacious pads. There is a sense of a journey as well, with the use of male choir (around the 30-second mark) to provide texture and a feeling that we are in some kind of journey. The subtle dynamic shifts keep things interesting and that the overall structure doesn’t become monotonous. It’s quite effective, though perhaps a more pronounced melodic element could be introduced later in the track to add an extra layer of emotional depth.
The production is generally well-executed. The mix is balanced, allowing the various layers to breathe without feeling cluttered. I particularly enjoyed the breathy choir, which adds a slightly ethereal and mysterious vibe to the track. That being said, a touch more attention to the upper-mid frequencies might further enhance the overall presence of the production.
The track’s strongest aspect is its emotional impact, where it truly excels. "Lost" evokes a sense of wonder, tinged with a touch of melancholy. It would work exceptionally well in underscore for a science fiction film, documentary, or video game, especially when depicting scenes of technological advancements, discovery, or exploration. The song’s versatility is also notable. It could provide the backdrop for a sleek product advertisement, or a podcast episode dealing with complex or futuristic themes.
Compared to professional library music in the ambient/electronic space, "Lost" holds its own. However, a bit more sonic polish – perhaps with some subtle mastering adjustments – would elevate it to the very top tier. There's great potential here; it's a solid foundation with many possibilities.
Overall, this is a well-crafted track with a unique character and strong potential for licensing. The composer has a keen sense of atmosphere and builds a compelling mood. With a touch more refinement, this piece could easily find a home in a variety of high-quality productions. This is a track worth returning to and developing further.
From a compositional standpoint, the song relies on a strong interplay between the pulsating bassline, arpeggiated synths, and those wonderfully spacious pads. There is a sense of a journey as well, with the use of male choir (around the 30-second mark) to provide texture and a feeling that we are in some kind of journey. The subtle dynamic shifts keep things interesting and that the overall structure doesn’t become monotonous. It’s quite effective, though perhaps a more pronounced melodic element could be introduced later in the track to add an extra layer of emotional depth.
The production is generally well-executed. The mix is balanced, allowing the various layers to breathe without feeling cluttered. I particularly enjoyed the breathy choir, which adds a slightly ethereal and mysterious vibe to the track. That being said, a touch more attention to the upper-mid frequencies might further enhance the overall presence of the production.
The track’s strongest aspect is its emotional impact, where it truly excels. "Lost" evokes a sense of wonder, tinged with a touch of melancholy. It would work exceptionally well in underscore for a science fiction film, documentary, or video game, especially when depicting scenes of technological advancements, discovery, or exploration. The song’s versatility is also notable. It could provide the backdrop for a sleek product advertisement, or a podcast episode dealing with complex or futuristic themes.
Compared to professional library music in the ambient/electronic space, "Lost" holds its own. However, a bit more sonic polish – perhaps with some subtle mastering adjustments – would elevate it to the very top tier. There's great potential here; it's a solid foundation with many possibilities.
Overall, this is a well-crafted track with a unique character and strong potential for licensing. The composer has a keen sense of atmosphere and builds a compelling mood. With a touch more refinement, this piece could easily find a home in a variety of high-quality productions. This is a track worth returning to and developing further.
