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A jam submission

Abandoned VillageView project page

Impressions Composing Jam: Imagination #2
Submitted by Emperor_Quint — 1 day, 11 hours before the deadline
Rated by 6 people so far
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Description
After falling in the ocean our main character finds herself in a world beyond the sea, a world post aqua. This track plays when the main character finds an abandoned village.

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Submitted(+1)

Certainly an interesting track. Composed fairly well despite being a bit repetitive. The mixing could use some work, there's not a lot of clarity in the dynamic and the track seems quite cold and soft, not a lot of heat or soft clipping where there could have been some, even seemingly lacking in compression.

Nice work though.

Developer

Thanks for the feedback. I will definitely try to get better at mixing next time. 

Submitted(+1)

really interesting switch up at the ~35-second mark.  sounds good

Developer

Thanks

Submitted(+1)

Hey there Emperor! Not bad at all, I do think you went a bit a off rails with the theme, but there is still some essence there.

I gotta say that middle section was risky and interesting, got you an extra star on creativity from me :)

The mix has good dynamic range, but I believe you could work a bit on the instrument placement, it could have been just aiming at something completely different, this jam was all about creativity, so take this feedback with a grain of salt.

Keep on grinding and ask stuff on the discord channel to grow, I know everybody there is always eager to help each other out :)

Developer

Thank you for the feedback

Developer (1 edit)

I know it's not the most interesting track you ever heard (and it probably is very bad) but I finally made something that's listenable. If anyone has any tips to improve feel free to share them.