Thanks for the Feedback! I was aiming for a Late Evening/Night vibe, and I do compose a lot of Horror Soundtracks in my Music Production Career, so that's why it sounds a bit Ominous; it's because I use a lot of Dark-sounding Pads. The birds were hard, since I only had a keybpard to control the Bird Calls & whatnot. The only samples for the Nature Sounds I used were the Water SFX! If I did more samples of them, I could've probably made them have variation to them, but I didn't think about it. Also, the Tinkling is a Tinkling Frogs Tone Patch from Omnisphere. I wanted to see how I could make the sound of Frogs in the background, but at the same time, they don't sound too much like Frogs. (That was actually intentional) I tried lowering the Nature Sounds below everything, but still make them fully audible. For the "Crying Baby" SFX, I actaully have no idea what it is, but I love how it sounds for some reason. It's supposed to add Mystery to the Soundtrack, along with doubling as some sort of Animal Noise, however you want to process it as. I honestly don't get much Sci-Fi Vibes from Night Walk... I always find it interesting to hear what unique Vibes people get from a Song! I used Moon Rays 3 From Sytrus & the PIXIE Toy Piano Toy Organette Tone Patch for the majority of that part. By the way, Night Walk wasn't supposed to sound "Evil," it was more supposed to sound Dark, Peaceful, & Haunting. And yes, there is unintentional silence in Night Walk... I accidently forgot to edit that out. that's because I used Scillintate or something like that paired with Solaris, which both are FX Plug-Ins with extremely long tails. For Meditation, I mainly used X-Stream, Vertigo Waves MK2, & Omnisphere, along with Model D. A lot of them work well in an Ambient-Experimental setting! Thanks for the Feedback, I appriciate it!
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Oh yeah! Thank you so much for sharing the plugins you used! I have long wanted to give a serious go at X-Stream, as I played with it some time ago and looked supercool. I see that PIXIE Toy Piano is also free, as well as Vertigo Waves, so I will also try them out for sure to experiment with dark textures.