The ambience is really hypnotic and has a depth and richness to it that is really intriguing and matches some of the vibrancy and ambiguity of the image you chose. The soundscape is quite dreamy and I really like the final section with the rumbling powerful bass - it feels like the previously organized picture is slowly getting shaken out of place to produce the distorted and fuzzy image. Great interpretation of this great piece of art! Thanks for sharing!
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| Criteria | Rank | Score* | Raw Score |
| Creativity/Interpretation | #10 | 3.889 | 3.889 |
| Production | #11 | 3.889 | 3.889 |
| Overall | #12 | 3.667 | 3.667 |
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Great track! Loved the section at 38 seconds. Did you have a game in mind when you made this?
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030 PilgrimageThis music fits the picture really well! I like the processing you used for everything and that pedal definitely made a huge difference. I think that it fit stylistically as well, so a really good job there!
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A Weaver Spins a Thread of Timethanks!!!
Also I did use a reverb pedal from that point
I used the walrus audio lore ambient reverb pedal (it has a pretty long name)
Here's a link to it if you wanna check it out
https://reverb.com/uk/p/walrus-audio-lore-reverse-soundscape-generator
Honestly its so amazing sounding I'm thinking of making a track with just that pedal
I bet having both those pedals in stereo sounds sooooo amazing. if I'm being honest I have no idea what the difference between the lore and fable pedal is
A fun thing I like to do with ambient reverb is run my guitar through the reverb and then put a distortion after the reverb to make a really chaotic sound.
Ah yes, the super huge wall of sound technique! Lore and Fable are similar-ish, but the Fable is more granular-delay than reverb whereas the Lore is straight weird reverb. I feel like either could serve the same purpose if you had only one, but they work so well together, I just couldn't help myself haha.
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