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A jam submission

The WreckageView project page

A submission for a Composer Jam.
Submitted by namenlosesoose — 2 hours, 6 minutes before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Production#14.5454.545
Overall#34.3644.364
Creativity/Interpretation#34.2734.273

Ranked from 11 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

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Comments

Host

This was a really beautiful and ambient piece! Really love when the distorted synths come in and it opens up about halfway through. Very immersive and definitely captured the vibe of the photo. Great work!!

Submitted

Before listening to your music, just looking at the image made me think simply about what I was seeing - a wrecked ship on a beach in the middle of the day. But after listening to your music, it was no longer just what I was seeing, but the story surrounding why the ship wrecked that enveloped me. This music and image feels like it belongs in a story-dense Christopher Nolan film. The violins playing ponticello toward the end especially raise the tension for me and gave me goosebumps. Great interpretation of a seemingly simple image to give it so much more depth. Very high quality work here! Thank you for sharing!

Submitted

Dang I think this may be my favorite track in the jam. You absolutely nailed the super high tension vibe. Very well done. 

Submitted

This is a really good way to reflect the image through music. I can see this being in a scene where you are diving and then suddenly you realize you are running out of breath. I might say the build up was just a tad lengthy but that's just me. Solid production!

Submitted

Love the percussion from the first part, reminds me of Subnautica. The sounds are amazing, fits in a horror game pretty well.

Submitted

It fits the photo so well, I could really imagine standing there, it feels extremely immersive. Also the metallic sounds really helped with that. The track really highlights the raw strength of such a big ship. Well done!