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some quite nice and distinct types of music, yet still cohesive, well done

Thank you, I did spend a lot of time, perhaps too much, on the synth sound, especially on the midi, took a while to dial it in

Thank you, I was gonna lean more into the Takanaka vibe, with acoustic guitars and stuff aswell, but got a little distracted

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Thank you, low end is always tough to get right, I´ll keep it in mind for when I do another pass after the jam is over

This is quite a lovely soundtrack, really laid back, and I like the way the music is composed, and some great melodic writing.

What sounds or sound libraries did you use for this soundtrack? They sound nice, and are well mixed.

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I like the vibe of these trackls, the synth sounds are kinda "harsh" (for a lack of a better word) in a cool way, and the fake sounding drums really fits the sound and does add some nice character, well done.

Thank you, I get what you mean with the (lack of) story, something to expand on for sure

thank you, I did have some other ideas, just not enough time to create them

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I completely understand that, would be worth working on that

Thank you very much! I was very much surprised myself, worked much better than anticipated.

Wow, something I´m noticing as I´m taking screenshots, some leads in "Waves", which I thought were muted, were in fact NOT muted, no wonder some energy suddenly vanished in the end! Something to fix up after the jam I guess

I´ll upload some screenshots and a link for the music in just a moment

must be the filtered white noise I used as percussion no?

Thank you, glad you caught on ;)

I love how you slightly distorted the music when (I presume that it's you), when you mention it being AI generated

Thank you, I love me some modal interchange and 7#5 chords, was contemplating whether to have that be the dominant chord in the end there, but thought it would stick out WAY too much

I like this interpretation, kinda fits with what I was thinking with the repetitive piano ostinato, which was meant to signify this endless search.