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Humanity
15.11.2016
Driving electronic track with a blend of synth arpeggios, pulsing bass, and a subtle vocal sample, creating an atmosphere that's both introspective and energetic. Suitable for tech presentations, futuristic narratives, or urban-themed visuals.
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Arti’s Hit or Miss: Review
"Humanity" opens with a captivating, arpeggiated synth sequence that immediately draws the listener in. The introduction has a nice, spacious feel, and you can tell that some thought went into crafting that initial soundscape. As a production music piece, it creates a sense of anticipation, which is always a plus. There's a forward-moving energy that could work well in a variety of contexts – from a tech-focused corporate video to a scene depicting movement or progress.
The track builds steadily, incorporating a solid, driving beat and a warm, pulsing bassline. The addition of the vocal sample, repeating the phrase "It's all about humanity," is a curious choice. While it adds a human element, it might limit the track's versatility. In some projects, the vocal could be perfect, adding a layer of meaning; in others, it might be too on-the-nose or clash with the intended message. A version without the vocal sample would definitely expand its usability.
From a production standpoint, "Humanity" is quite well-executed. The mix is clean, with each element having its own space. The synths have a pleasant shimmer, and the bass sits nicely in the low end. The song is a testament to the evocative power of electronic music, seamlessly blending pulsating rhythms with ethereal synth textures to create a unique soundscape. It's an ideal score for futuristic narratives, technological showcases, and urban adventures. If I were to offer a suggestion, it would be to explore some more subtle variations in the arrangement. A few more dynamic shifts or a brief breakdown could add an extra layer of interest and help maintain engagement throughout the entire duration.
Overall, "Humanity" is a well-produced track with a compelling, futuristic vibe. It's certainly above average for library music and shows a good understanding of electronic music production. With a few minor tweaks, it could become even more versatile and appealing to a wider range of projects. It is on par with other good works from the professional stage of similar music.
The track builds steadily, incorporating a solid, driving beat and a warm, pulsing bassline. The addition of the vocal sample, repeating the phrase "It's all about humanity," is a curious choice. While it adds a human element, it might limit the track's versatility. In some projects, the vocal could be perfect, adding a layer of meaning; in others, it might be too on-the-nose or clash with the intended message. A version without the vocal sample would definitely expand its usability.
From a production standpoint, "Humanity" is quite well-executed. The mix is clean, with each element having its own space. The synths have a pleasant shimmer, and the bass sits nicely in the low end. The song is a testament to the evocative power of electronic music, seamlessly blending pulsating rhythms with ethereal synth textures to create a unique soundscape. It's an ideal score for futuristic narratives, technological showcases, and urban adventures. If I were to offer a suggestion, it would be to explore some more subtle variations in the arrangement. A few more dynamic shifts or a brief breakdown could add an extra layer of interest and help maintain engagement throughout the entire duration.
Overall, "Humanity" is a well-produced track with a compelling, futuristic vibe. It's certainly above average for library music and shows a good understanding of electronic music production. With a few minor tweaks, it could become even more versatile and appealing to a wider range of projects. It is on par with other good works from the professional stage of similar music.
