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A jam submission

MisturiView project page

Submitted by celvanegra — 1 day, 6 hours before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Uniqueness#173.6953.933
Correlation to Theme#223.8834.133
Execution#243.4443.667
Overall#243.4943.720
Listenability#273.3823.600
Composing Quality#343.0683.267

Ranked from 15 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

Link to Streaming Service
https://soundcloud.com/pablo-lambert-espinoza/sets/misturi/

Description
2 tracks composed for the Impressions Composing Jam Mystery Jam #1 based each track in each motif provided by the jam. Inspired by Cult of the Lamb soundtrack.

Misturi loop from 0:10 to 2:09
Misturi II loop from 0:14 to 2:05

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Hard Mode!

Which Motif did you use?

Both

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Comments

Submitted(+1)

Cool vibe and very odd percussive with a small decay or swing on Misturi. its sound great too, nice balance. Composition is good but on both track have the theme repeated for a while and probably too long I would've love some variation to counter it with something else, that made the track too much static in general, you can move your structure somewhere else to give us something, another flavor to get a grip on.

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Submitted

Love how these tracks feel. Very spacey, and groovy too. The motif is extremely clear too. Awesome tracks!!

Submitted

Hell yeah, these are so ethereal and atmospheric. I can see Misturi being ripped straight out of a game with how mysterious it is. Great work!

Submitted (1 edit)

First things first... SPACE TRIBAL! HELP!

And yes, I'm a big fan of weird rhythms and percussion... And in combination with the wonderful, as if a little deaf singing of synthesizers, which is like a poor bird that is looking for a place to nest, or sings to the children, so that they return to their nest faster....

But already in Part II it's as if something wakes up... humming. an engine? A valve? A crocodile purring? Either way, it's unsettling. and a little creepy.

All in all, wonderful tracks! There's the stupefying primitivism of distant tribes, and howling mosquitoes..... Especially I like this synth singing panning in my ears :D

P.S. Rawr