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A jam submission

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Another OST for Impressions Composing Jam: Ambience #3!
Submitted by VannaDeltaFox — 35 minutes, 59 seconds before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Overall Uniqueness/Creativity#14.0564.056
Sense of Atmosphere#153.6113.611
Overall#163.4443.444
Execution#163.4443.444
Composing Quality#203.2783.278
Correlation to Theme#213.0563.056
Listenability#213.2223.222

Ranked from 18 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

Link to Streaming Service (YouTube Recommended)
https://vannadeltafox.bandcamp.com/album/selfleft

Lessons Learned
Please, never cross the frozen desert alone. You will freeze to death.

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Submitted

Disturbed ambient type beat submission, sound certainly scary and harsh as intended I guess. Mix is on point, verygj overall.

Submitted(+1)

I can't. What have you created DeltaFox! This is noise! My my! My ears!!! Don't cross the threshold! 

Submitted

Rought feels like it could be a track from a Penumbra esque horror game, where under the iceberg there is some sort of abandoned research lab where an experiment went horribly wrong 😁

These were really great and you should be proud of yourself for making them, good stuff!
 

Submitted

Somehow, I feel a very strong reminiscence to your submission in the OST-Composer Jam 7 with that PS1 era FPS. It somewhat feels like the same dark gritty atmosphere that is also a bit edgy :D.

That our sound design it top notch shouldn’t even be a point of discussion by that point. Though I think you could utilize more of the stereo image. You definitely use some effects in the stereo field, but I think also some of your sounds could be placed more wide into the stage to surround the listener more. While at first glance it might be hard to see the connection to the provided picture, I feel like there could be something like from a horror movie. A group of people surviving a ship crash on the ice and fighting either against the dark human nature or an eldritch creature that has been awakened within the ice.

All in all a very nice job!

Submitted

I think this a solid job, and mixing wise for the time you made ityou can be proud, very coherent and controlled.
This has a industrial vibe and got ya some extra points on creativity, I get some silent hill vibes, I would have expanded "Rough" a lil bit, it has a lot going on, making it longer and more spaced between motif would be cool IMO

Thank you for sharing, good job! Take care :3

Submitted

A bit more leaning into industrial than ambient, but I really like how consistent the sound and tone is throughout both tracks. Really solid work.

Submitted

You claim:

No idea. No plan. No logic.


I respond:

Desire. Wanting. Longing.

&

Unreasonable.


Your ego keeps you alive this long, fox. It wants interesting things from you.

What scenery would you like to see and feel? For you and yourself?


Do for the record. Even if you alone will remember it for eternity.

Ideas come and go, but they will accumulate into a big boulder coming crashing into you hard.

When that happened, you better express them truly and properly!


PS. I learn some new words (from you) today, you're getting good at writing!

Submitted

Awesome noise ambient, great job!!

Submitted

Kinda sounds like The Exorcist and Bladerunner had a baby. I like it, though, sounds like it was fun to make.

Submitted (2 edits)

As usual, I love that you stuck to your style heavily! 

With Rought, I actually think the bells are perfect for the 'frozen wasteland' theme, almost like a cursed Christmas. The instrumentals and scraping sounds fit that crumbling aspect shown in the original image.

With Frozened, the guitar is a great and bold addition. I also like the bell carried from the first to the second track. Overall, I like your take on the theme and think you leaned into the'wasteland' idea well.