Oooh I love the Ondes Martenot but was not aware of the Mixtur-Trautonium. I did not use those however I can hear how those might be heard in the drones. I used Pigments from Arturia for the drones, selecting some presets and then tinkering around with them until finding the feeling I was looking for. Thanks for your comment, it was a fun experience overall!
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Interesting! I think I tried Pigments once, but couldn't figure out if it was free or not or something like that... I don't remember, since It's been a very long time since I tried out Arturia's Virtual Instruments. For some background with me & the Ondes Martenot & Mixtur-Trautonium, ever since I heard this really haunting, peaceful flute-like sound in some of my favorite songs (Emerald Embers & Barrow Mounds, to be exact, both from the same Artist, Scarecrowman) that also was like a Theremin but Not, it sounded too nice. I tried to recreate it, but I couldn't figure out how. Just a few months ago, I did manage to talk to the Artist about it, and they said that it was a Custom Tone Patch they made to sound like an Ondes Martenot. A few months after that, I managed to find a Reaktor Ensamble/Library of an Ondes Martenot. Since I already had Reaktor (And it's actually the first paid Virtual Instrument I acquired, as a gift), I've used that thing when I can Since! I used that same Reaktor Ensamble in the last song of my Album I submitted to the Impressions Composing Jam #4. Anyways, for the Mixtur-Trautonium, I also did not know that such a thing existed until very recently. (Not even a week from now) I found out about it when I got suggested a Video of one of those things on YouTube. I like calling them a "Ondes Martenot Organ," despite it being a very different Instrument compared to the Ondes Martenot. They do look like a Hybrid in between a Modular Synth, 2-Keyboard Pipe Organ, and have Ribbon Keyboards that look similar to the Ondes Martenot Keyboard, except without the normal Keys of an Ondes Martenot. Anyways, I always find it fun to take part of these Challenges, and you're welcome for my Comments!