IMMINENT - Experimental Soundtrack

Hello Everyone :)
Today i decided to go through the trunk to see what i might have forgotten there and i found another one of those sound experiments that i produced a few good years ago when time was more relaxed and responsibilities were other, old times!
I felt a good nostalgia that made me remember some crazy times.

Allow me to share some "words" about these experimental soundtracks:

Despite having grown with some musicians around, and having taken classical guitar lessons from an early age, i don't consider myself a musician, not even closer. Here i share raw sound experiments influenced by a mixture of various musical styles and movies soundtracks.

Let's get technical
About the software i used to create this soundtrack:

DAW (Digital Audio Workstation): Reason Propellerhead
Digital Audio Workstation "DAW" developed by the Swedish company Propellerhead Software.
This software simulates a rack of signal processors, hardware synthesizers, mixers, etc, thus mimicking the actual operation of electronic music production.

Below, some of the virtual devices used:

• Devices

Redrum Drum Computer

Drum machine built-in pattern sequencer, ten sample playback channels and a huge library of drum kits

Malström Graintable Synthesizer

Synthesizer using Graintable technology that is a cross between granular synthesis and good old wavetable synthesis.

Dr. Octo Rex Loop Player

Reason’s loop player with audio loops that have been sliced into their rhythmic components.

Thor Polysonic Synthesizer

This unique synthesizer features six different oscillator types and four unique filters allowing you to dial in synth sounds that are completely new.

Credits to Background image used in cover:

• Photo by Carlo Alberto Burato (carloalbertoburato) - Unsplash
  https://unsplash.com/pt-br/fotografias/SMDX3gLEu_M

That´s all for today :)
Thank you for stopping by and listening :)

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