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To the Moon

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Woah, it's been a while since I posted or composed for that matter. Here's a short scene I conjured up in a short bit.

Dramatic, Chaotic, and Life-threatening journey entering Europa, Moon of Jupiter.

0:00 - Approaching Atmosphere

0:33 - Entering Atmosphere. Gravity Pulls.

1:09 - Crash Landed

Made using Propeller's Reason 3.0

To the Moon

edit: Wow, I didn't even notice someone posted a piece with the same name.

Hey Sepharite. Neat piece.

Good energy at 0:33 when gravity is pulling you down.

I love the key changes you're doing from 0:33 to 1:09. Very cool. I think the guitar line in that section could be a bit more steady. You want this section to groove so you want the rhythm to be tight. What if you added in some drums or other percussion to help with the energy of this section?

Is the guitar chord on 1:09 the crash? Sounds like a tiny crash. I think I'd like that to sound more significant like if you added a kick drum or something else at the same time.

Nice electric pianos after 1:09.

Thanks for sharing, Sepharite!

-John

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I agree, the middle section is really unstable. I was recording it without a metronome and there's a slight 5ms delay input, which makes it hard to be on time with triplet rhythms. But I'll try to fix it up sometime.

Yeah the chord is the crash. I was thinking more of a large impact, but outside of the ship, it's almost insignificant. I'll play around with it some more later. Thanks for the comments.

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Hey sepharite , nice to hear from you .

first i love the intro , the chord progression gives a nice atmospheric feeling ! i enjoyed the piece a lot , its very energetic and dramatic in a complex way! feels like the way you described .

i like how its a bit sad and lonely!

keep it up !

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