Oddly I get some more PS1 or PS2 era games vibes that are reminding me of some dungeon crawler games like Kings Field (though with a more modern sound). The atmosphere you’re creating is quite intriguing and feels like a mix of mysterious and adventurous (hence the dungeon crawler comparison I guess). Your sound choices also fitted that very well and lets my nostalgia heart melt a bit. The general mix is solid, but I feel the master could use some fine adjustments (keep in mind this is very much nitpicking and should be seen as general recommendations and not as a critique). The lower mids do sound a bit stuffy at times (specially when more instruments are playing at the same time like at the 2min mark). Additionally, the high mids are a bit shouty for my ears, specially with the lead synth entering. So my recommendation would be looking into the ranges 450-800 hz and 2k-4khz and dipping some frequencies just a few db, possibly even using a dynamic EQ to keep those frequencies with other situations.

Really cool soundscape with all the textures, good stuff!

Fine piece.  Very clever to have it sound a bit like a quasar's noise signature. 

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Also reposted the track down to my SoundCloud followers and put it in one of my playlists.

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Wow, this captures the sound of outer realms perfectly, ominous, majestic and irrational at the same time. Loved it!

Wow Amorphic! This is a wild piece! It's so spooky and spacy! I love it. Great job here and even better because you generated the sounds yourself. Crazy. You fit the theme very well with this. 2:02 was my favorite part!

Solid work once again man. 

Before I read your description, I was wondering if the sounds at the beginning were made from an ambient crowd noise recording because I couldn’t think of another way to create such a dynamic ambience. That’s really creative and the results are spectacular. The randomness of the electronic tones gives a strong sense of sci-fi technology, but I like that you kept the tones diatonic (as far as I can tell) and then they slowly come into focus toward the end of the track. This was a really interesting track and I thoroughly enjoyed listening to it! Great work and thank you for sharing!

The sounds at the beginning are incredibly intriguing and I love how the piece progresses, super unique and tense! I love the unsettling atmosphere and the sound design as a whole is incredible.  

I'm vibing with this, hell yeah, beep boops with orchestral string