Good... it was both "broken" and cute... I like it!

Really nice chords in wwwave! I think adding one more layer to each piece about halfway through would really go a long way, but your current ideas are awesome! Great job!

The arpeggios and pads in "Fondo" combine to create a cool dream-like vibe with a sense of movement. Simple, but it works well.

"Title Track" had a warm synth chords which provided some dynamicism thanks to the synth's envelope which had a slow but strong attack followed by a decrescendoing sustain. The synth lead provided a simple minimalist melody that works well in the context of an ambient piece.

"wwwave" has a beautiful piano motiff and I like the tension created by the dissonant chords. 

Love it!

Fondo is awesome! You have achieved very interesting sounds there.

wwwave has got some cool chords♥

Well done!!!

Great Job! I really like enjoyed "Fondo" I just wish there was a bit more variation. Great job!

That arp synth thing in fondo was really pretty! I hope you return to these songs in the future and expand on them, because what you have right now is really great!

I think sometimes the reverb got a little too loud but these were quite nice.

Fondo is interesting, but the lack of time definitely resulted in a lack of development for the OST. I can tell that if you had more time, it would feel a lot more complete.

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I would have liked to hear the ideas expanded upon a bit throughout the three tracks; I think there's a good foundation here and I would have liked to hear some melodies and some more fleshed out instrumentation. I like the chord progression that you use on wwwave, and I think that you overall captured the feeling of swimming through water though

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Your goal of making a game of only water levels definitely succeeded. I struggled a bit with the generally slow tempo and the lack of melodic or rhythmic hooks, but that does fit in with water, it's perceived stillness and omnidirectivity. The lo-fi, straight midi sound style production is an acquired taste, bit certainly has its own Charme.

Definitely getting the watery vibes here, especially in “fondo”. The glassy vibes in that one reminded me of Saint-Saëns’ “Aquarium” from Carnival of the Animals, although it ended a bit abruptly. Would have been nice to hear it fade away. Nice work on these overall, but I also would’ve loved to hear a bit more contrasting material within each track.