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A jam submission

Finding Atlantis | Composer Jam #2View project page

Submitted by KEEG — 11 days, 7 hours before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Theme#43.8183.818
Overall#163.3823.382
Overall impression#173.3643.364
Creativity and originality#193.4553.455
Audio Quality (mastering)#223.2733.273
Composition & structure#273.0003.000

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

What instruments/DAW you've used
FL Studio

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Comments

Reminded me of C418's "beton", but took a different path in the further development. I think the focus on only a few sounds worked well in this particular case. 

Submitted

Sounds mysterious and would be fit for a loading screen / main menu music.

Submitted

Great atmosphere. Feels like traveling through Kelp forests.

Submitted

Nice relaxing and atmospheric into uncharted territories. I like it.

Submitted(+1)

The track did feel like I was traveling under water in search of something a little beyond my reach. It sounds like the song is the act of finding Atlantis and not actually finding it. Nothing wrong with that! Just my impression from the mood and direction of the composition. Nice stuff!

Developer(+1)

Thanks for listening! And I agree. The track ends off on a lonely note as if they never found it

Submitted(+1)

I enjoy the peacefulness of this track, even if it feels somewhat lonely..  I could definitely see this as background music to a submarine navigation game.   I very much enjoy the submarine ping foley that's added in and the reverse pad riser, stuff like that always sounds so pleasing to the ear for me. Well done.  I don't really have notes about the mix, compositionally it feels like it serves a purpose for a navigation style scene where there is no event, regardless permutations of the main motiff or evolution of the melody would've been great elements to add, but I think it stands well on it's own (more of, "would have been nice" than a "it needs it")!  Good job! 

Developer(+1)

Thanks for listening! I agree, this certainly could benefit from some melodic changes.