This is the soundtrack of a found ancient civilization in space. Insanely advanced but has stone temples and palaces everywhere with foliage growing everywhere.
phenomenal the depths of beauty in this soundscape, cello /violin improvisation is amazing especially in one continuous flow! Perfect evening ambience healing soul music. 🌌
A long winded way of saying i loved this.. As kids our soul has an endless capacity for experience, that’s why we’re so captivated by ants, pebbles and how the sun shines off the pavement. Reality is inexhaustible in its variations and it drives inexhaustible feeling. But as we age we internalize and assign more and more symbols (words) for things in reality, the garden of the soul gets slowly overtaken by the weeds of internal verbiage. And worse still, internalizing a symbol like "dog" automatically opens up a category (a complex subtle experience) in your mind that covers all dogs, and next time you stroll in the park you won’t even see the real live uniqueness of a particular dog that’s passing by. You’ll instead activate your ambiguous generic category and have a lifeless sense that, if translated into words, would be something like "there’s a dog passing somewhere to my left". And that goes for everything else too, including having a generic experience "i’m walking through my neighborhood park" instead of actually being there with the people, birds and pebbles. Receiving the liveness of the world (bottom-up) from your senses is replaced by a new mode of being, one where you’re activating and imposing from memory (top-down) your dead ossified generic templates. Everywhere you go all you see is memory. And that’s in a good day when your mind is not captive to ceaseless internal thinking that has to do with totally different things that aren’t even present. This transition is purposeful, the pups need to explore and learn everything in their environment, and in order to do that they need to be open and fascinated by all things. And the adults need to be maximally efficient, and in order to do that they must *collapse* the complexity of the environment, the endless variation, into well known generic categories to which they have perfected very fluent energy-efficient attitudes and reactions (no hard thinking needed). The sole things that stand apart and alive for adults are things that aren’t yet part of a well formed category. It’s the reason why traveling brings back that childhood feeling of contrast and intensity. Streets, houses and doors aren’t like those you have at home. The more exotic the better, to the point that "exotic" itself means a great experience. But magic is everywhere. It’s the process of maturation that’s purposely driving us blind, paradoxically making us more productive and ignorant of life in the same time. As Alan Watts liked to say, heaven is open to those who become as a child again. These sounds remind me of childhood’s careless serendipity and unconstrained emotions. Fantastic channel for a few moments of respite and magic 🤘
I know I've commented a few times recently but I've only just been introduced to your material. So so talented. If I close my eyes it's the closest to levitating I will experience. Genius
I think i said this in another of your videos before, but thank you. Every night that i listen some of your sounds, its a very good night for me. Like i can feel my soul. Thanks again!
So cool to hear how organic sounds fit in with your normal synth stuff. Would love to hear more of that, imagine something like the Red Dead Redemption / American Venom theme done with this hybrid style! Can't wait to see the next thing you upload
That's truly fantastic... Very well done ! A very delicate composition, and that sound... Wow ! May I ask how did you switch between articulations for the cello ? are you using something like a touché with your right hand ? Or maybe some expression pedal is enough with the Bestservice Cello ? As someone struggling with East West VSTs (and nowhere near you, that"s a flawless sounding cello...) I'm very curious... !
Thank you! Bestservice Emotional Cello does that for you so I'm just playing. There are ofcourse a bunch of keyswitches and what not too but in this video I'm just playing the default preset.
@@RemixSample Sounds amazing. I haven't took a dive in Valhalla Supermassive yet despite having downloaded it for quite some time now. Amazing job you're doing. Thank you for the amazing music. Emotional cello is one of my favourite vsts. I use it alot in almost all my productions . Would love to see a video(or should I say more) showcasing how you use it in yours and I think alot more people would enjoy that as well.
Oh man I am responding very well to this music, thank you! So tender. I want to create my own but pretty clueless. What do you have the weighted keys plugged into?
That is a midi keyboard (Nektar Impact GX61) that is connected via usb to my computer. It lets me play digital instruments inside my Digital Workstation (DAW) which is FL Studio.
This kind of Music is what my soul needs right now. Thank you.
You are welcome!
I concur...heavenly peaceful is what this genre should be called
same
This is the soundtrack of a found ancient civilization in space. Insanely advanced but has stone temples and palaces everywhere with foliage growing everywhere.
phenomenal the depths of beauty in this soundscape, cello /violin improvisation is amazing especially in one continuous flow! Perfect evening ambience healing soul music. 🌌
Thanks! Happy to hear that!
I think this might be the best ambient music I've ever heard
Great to hear! Thanks! :D
My gosh how GOOD is Supermassive! This is gorgeous.
Amazing sounds, love it
Rests elbows on desk and cradles head in hands.. *sigh* Another beautiful moment from you. Thank you :)
Hey! Thanks for listening! :D
A long winded way of saying i loved this..
As kids our soul has an endless capacity for experience, that’s why we’re so captivated by ants, pebbles and how the sun shines off the pavement. Reality is inexhaustible in its variations and it drives inexhaustible feeling. But as we age we internalize and assign more and more symbols (words) for things in reality, the garden of the soul gets slowly overtaken by the weeds of internal verbiage. And worse still, internalizing a symbol like "dog" automatically opens up a category (a complex subtle experience) in your mind that covers all dogs, and next time you stroll in the park you won’t even see the real live uniqueness of a particular dog that’s passing by. You’ll instead activate your ambiguous generic category and have a lifeless sense that, if translated into words, would be something like "there’s a dog passing somewhere to my left". And that goes for everything else too, including having a generic experience "i’m walking through my neighborhood park" instead of actually being there with the people, birds and pebbles. Receiving the liveness of the world (bottom-up) from your senses is replaced by a new mode of being, one where you’re activating and imposing from memory (top-down) your dead ossified generic templates. Everywhere you go all you see is memory. And that’s in a good day when your mind is not captive to ceaseless internal thinking that has to do with totally different things that aren’t even present.
This transition is purposeful, the pups need to explore and learn everything in their environment, and in order to do that they need to be open and fascinated by all things. And the adults need to be maximally efficient, and in order to do that they must *collapse* the complexity of the environment, the endless variation, into well known generic categories to which they have perfected very fluent energy-efficient attitudes and reactions (no hard thinking needed). The sole things that stand apart and alive for adults are things that aren’t yet part of a well formed category. It’s the reason why traveling brings back that childhood feeling of contrast and intensity. Streets, houses and doors aren’t like those you have at home. The more exotic the better, to the point that "exotic" itself means a great experience.
But magic is everywhere. It’s the process of maturation that’s purposely driving us blind, paradoxically making us more productive and ignorant of life in the same time. As Alan Watts liked to say, heaven is open to those who become as a child again.
These sounds remind me of childhood’s careless serendipity and unconstrained emotions. Fantastic channel for a few moments of respite and magic 🤘
Beautiful comment
Let me give you my publishers number. :P
Enjoyable read. Cheers.
Beautifully well written, along with this music, top notch meditational thought, thank you.
Thanks for sharing. Very beautiful...with a little Vangelis touch!
I know I've commented a few times recently but I've only just been introduced to your material. So so talented. If I close my eyes it's the closest to levitating I will experience. Genius
Thanks Dean! I appreciate that!
Calming, mature... very beautiful
Valhalla Supermassive somehow finds a way onto all of my tracks. Love it.
Yes it's fantastic! :D
I think i said this in another of your videos before, but thank you. Every night that i listen some of your sounds, its a very good night for me. Like i can feel my soul. Thanks again!
Beautiful! Glad it makes you feel great! :D
Beautiful. I love it!
Sai che hai fatto un bel brano
It seems like there is lots of room to your boundaries. Awesome work again.
Thank you!
Wonderful...as usual.
Always an inspiration!
this. omg...
I just wishlisted one of your albums on bandcamp.
Hey! Glad you like it! :D
When i listening u music i feels pure happy, thanks.
Happy to hear that! :D
You are the master of sound and composition. Everything you do is almost always pretty damn good. Don't let that get to your head. Haha.
Thank you very much! No, don't worry. It won't! :D
So cool to hear how organic sounds fit in with your normal synth stuff. Would love to hear more of that, imagine something like the Red Dead Redemption / American Venom theme done with this hybrid style! Can't wait to see the next thing you upload
Thank you! I like this mix as well. The cello and violin I used in this video are really fun to play!
And Radiohead's Street Spirit melody in the background
Nice 👏
Would love to see your compositional process and your DAW projects breakdown sometime!!
Thank you for sharing such a lovely performance! :)
Dude you're the best, as always. Have you ever thought of making a video showcasing all of your gear? I think it would be dope.
There's a lot haha! I have not bought any new gear in over a year now but there's a closet filled with synths here XD
@@RemixSample The XD at the end of your comment takes on a whole new meaning
Brilliant stuff as always!
Thanks William!
That Braveheart motif :)
That's truly fantastic... Very well done ! A very delicate composition, and that sound... Wow ! May I ask how did you switch between articulations for the cello ? are you using something like a touché with your right hand ? Or maybe some expression pedal is enough with the Bestservice Cello ? As someone struggling with East West VSTs (and nowhere near you, that"s a flawless sounding cello...) I'm very curious... !
Thank you! Bestservice Emotional Cello does that for you so I'm just playing. There are ofcourse a bunch of keyswitches and what not too but in this video I'm just playing the default preset.
Sweet mate bein from scotland the braveheart got me 👍👍
What software do you use for the cello? Great vid btw!
Bestservice Emotional Cello. Thank you! :D
Great atmosphere! Where could I find that xylophone sample you use at for example 3:06?
Thanks! I used Pianoteq www.modartt.com/pianoteq but you can use a xylophone wav sample and get the same result.
Was that the Braveheart theme song I heard in there?
Yes! That's right! :D
Amazing my friend. Thank you sharing .
What Valhalla
presets were you using if I may ask?
Nothing fancy just the default preset with so adjustments to the wet/dry signal.
@@RemixSample Sounds amazing. I haven't took a dive in Valhalla Supermassive yet despite having downloaded it for quite some time now.
Amazing job you're doing. Thank you for the amazing music. Emotional cello is one of my favourite vsts. I use it alot in almost all my productions .
Would love to see a video(or should I say more) showcasing how you use it in yours and I think alot more people would enjoy that as well.
Have you ever made soundtracks for anything???
My music have been used in shorts and other type of videos but I have not worked on a full soundtrack yet.
Very beautiful! What camera are you recording at?
This was recorded with a Sony A6400 and a Sigma 30mm 1.4 lens
@@RemixSample thanks for info )
Beautiful sounds, just scheduled a tweet for this as it it too good not to share.
Thank you Adrian! I appreciate that a lot!
@@RemixSample I always like to promote and support good music, so no problem at all.
does the lead piano use a vst for the cello or is it a default bank ? if yes what vst did you use please
Yes exactly. The cello is Emotional Cello by Bestservice: www.thomann.de/gb/best_service_emotional_cello.htm?offid=1&affid=1268
Oh man I am responding very well to this music, thank you! So tender. I want to create my own but pretty clueless. What do you have the weighted keys plugged into?
That is a midi keyboard (Nektar Impact GX61) that is connected via usb to my computer. It lets me play digital instruments inside my Digital Workstation (DAW) which is FL Studio.
Great music! :) I would like to ask what keyboard you have under your desk? Thanks :)
Thanks! The keyboard is a 10 year old M-Audio Axiom 49
Wow this sounds amazing, what DAW did you use?
Thanks! I use FL Studio
James Horner/Braveheart vibes
HOw did you make that cello sound?
I used this: www.bestservice.com/emotional_cello.html
That Cello is tasty as!
Yes! It's really fun to play with!
What's cello vst ????
Emotional Cello by Best Service
@@RemixSample fantastic
I'm getting LOTR vibes
Mel Gibson was great in that lol
@@flangelouder Haha indeed! :D
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
"I'll shut up now."
But you've yet to speak? ;)
Anyway, sweet cello!
Good point! :D
I hope each of you are all ok.
Where You at??????
Hey! I'm still alive :D
@@RemixSample THANK GOD!
🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟👏🏼
Love it ..Music so sweet it attracted a fly 8:29 who want to colab with you.
Haha oh yeah! I remember when that happened! :D That was pretty funny!