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Hello VSL Community,
I just wanted to share with you the Cubase playthrough for one of my latest compositions:
Multiverse OST - Rocky Planets
It's all VSL apart from the piano (which plays a few notes anyway).
I hope you like it. 😊
Best regards
Francesco
Yes it is rather quiet on this Forum lately! This piece sounds excellent, the mix just about perfect. It is a very peaceful composition. I'm also more and more interested in doing music that is quiet and subtle instead of shrieking bombast. This would definitely be great for a contemplative accompaniment to cosmic images.
Hi Francesco, Sadly, the VSL community seems to be ever less willing to engage those that are brave and kind enough to share their work. I appreciate you offering this serene and gentle piece for us to enjoy. Cheers! Dave
Hello Dave,
it's been awhile! 😊
Thank you for your kind words and I noticed that the forum is much quieter than 5 years ago (when I was much more active as well)..... I guess the shift towards social media and mobile platforms might be playing a role as well.....this forum is beautiful but it's best enjoyed on a laptop/desktop and nowadays over 85% of media consumption happens on mobile..... I am just guessing, but I agree that it's a shame because this community is a great source of inspiration, advice, great music and all. I blame myself as well for being less active on the forum.
Thank you muchly for your comment. ⭐
All the best
Francesco
Yes it is rather quiet on this Forum lately! This piece sounds excellent, the mix just about perfect. It is a very peaceful composition. I'm also more and more interested in doing music that is quiet and subtle instead of shrieking bombast. This would definitely be great for a contemplative accompaniment to cosmic images.
Thank you William, I am really glad you like it. 😊
I credit my client for that: they needed something soothing for their sci-fi VR project, which forced me to make something much quieter than I normally would and, surprisingly, I was happy with it.
Best regards
Francesco
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