My thoughts exactly! My DnD campaign is futuristic, I'll play this when they get into the spaceship! Sounds perfect for a mysterious voyage into the far reaches of the galaxy...
This is good, it makes a song that was meant to be darkly intense into something that's dramatically darkly intense. Makes you feel like your floating in space helplessly, or on the final cooling board. The song is amazing in the show, solid bass work and monaural help.
My DnD campaign is futuristic, I'll play this when they get into the spaceship! Sounds perfect for a mysterious voyage into the far reaches of the galaxy...
5 hours of purity, like an awakened lunar leopard, driven and on the prowl for some forbidden dark meat, evolved millions of eons after we've left this place in ruins, abandoned, and far flung in escaped solitude.
Surprisingly euphonic, well done! You must have added some secret spice into the track to get it to sound so smooth - it couldn't have been as simple as slowing down the playback.
The secret spice is mainly an old program called Paul's Extreme Sound Stretch. It slows audio while still maintaining the tone of the original file. Without messing with the frequency like normal playback rate decreasing. Here's the link if you want to play around with it yourself. I've found x2, x6 and x8 generally produce the best results. Works better with sounds in the string instrument range. hypermammut.sourceforge.net/paulstretch/
This is possibly the most beautiful thing I've ever heard. It makes me think of being in a spacesuit floating between galaxies. Can we download or buy it somewhere?
Here's the google drive link, should work. It's in .ogg format because that's what the audio program (Paul's Extreme Soundstretch) outputs drive.google.com/file/d/1-6iPmdz9FOig4SfKgkmrK5U0wJvFNfvW/view?usp=sharing
This used to be on the first page of a search like "Battlestar Galactica Space" Took a look again and it's gone. It's sad how stuff like that will randomly disappear. I had to extract the image from the original video file - u.cubeupload.com/Jerffff/SomethingDarkIsComin.jpg
Sorry, I have to say thins. I love the result but... you can't actually make something "800%" slower... you can make it 800 TIMES slower, as in multiplied the speed by 1/800; but you can't make it 800% slower... unless you mean you've made it faster but in reverse...
I am aware. The 800% slower "genre" is more accurately 1/8th speed stretching through an old program called Paul's Extreme Sound Stretch. The 800% likely came from the slider in the program showing x8.00 when you select this option. The original videos were titled with the incorrect definition of the slow effect. I'm more interested in helping people who enjoy this type of sound easily access it through search, rather it than being titled in a technically accurate way.
@@JerfVR And it **does** help, really, wonderful result, thank you :) (I just read Innumeracy by John Allen Paulos, so I'm probably a bit too sensitive to the effect on the general population of using percentages figuratively :P )
SO SAY WE ALL
SO SAY WE ALL
SSSSSSSSOOOOOOOO SSSSSSSSAAAAAAAAYYYYYYYY WWWWWWWWEEEEEEEE AAAAAAAALLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL
So say we all !
By your command.
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I clicked on this expecting to be disappointed. I am not disappointed, this is amazing
Me too, still can't believe...
Using this as an ambient sound track for a spooky labyrinth in a D&D session! I love it!
My thoughts exactly!
My DnD campaign is futuristic, I'll play this when they get into the spaceship! Sounds perfect for a mysterious voyage into the far reaches of the galaxy...
This is hauntingly beautiful.
This is my favorite song in all of BSG and you found a new way for me to appreciate it.
Passacaglia and kara remembers
This is good, it makes a song that was meant to be darkly intense into something that's dramatically darkly intense. Makes you feel like your floating in space helplessly, or on the final cooling board. The song is amazing in the show, solid bass work and monaural help.
I was expecting nothing, and I'm loving it
this actually turned out well
This is hauntingly exquisite, eerily beautiful.
When i saw the video i was like: lol wat, but after i listened to it for a bit i realised its suprisingly pretty good
I love this. Sounds like ocean and breaking waves and the hauntingly beautiful melody over it.
I clicked expecting an annoying loud sound and found myself listening to one of the most beautiful things I’ve heard
Gives me some Zelda OOT, shadow temple + ganon's castle vibes at the beginning.
I always loved this track.
You know the song is good when you mess with it in any way and it turns out to be even better!
amazing beautiful work
My DnD campaign is futuristic, I'll play this when they get into the spaceship! Sounds perfect for a mysterious voyage into the far reaches of the galaxy...
Stunning, sounds like something they could have done in the show.
Every breath took before the bombs fell counts for every second this video takes to end as the basestars rotate into position.
Start watching at 4:00 and 2x faster speed
433Hz download frequency into new cylon body ;)
It sounds and feels very much like Blade Runner...
It's interesting, I couldn't recognize anything from the original, yet it doesn't sound "artificial" either. It sounds like it's its own thing.
Dang, this is dark
Listening at 2x, I haven't got an hour lol
This must be how they make those ambient tracks
Are you kidding me....needed
Chair
Glass wall
Sunglasses
Crank it up
Watch the sun go down
Wow man..
800x slower at 0.25 playback
Gonna need more pills for that
5 hours of purity, like an awakened lunar leopard, driven and on the prowl for some forbidden dark meat, evolved millions of eons after we've left this place in ruins, abandoned, and far flung in escaped solitude.
@@seanwarren9357 Woah, that was straight poetry.
@@tranquilclaws8470 hehe, bsg kinda has that effect on me.
Can we get a "So say we all" 800% slower?
Surprisingly euphonic, well done! You must have added some secret spice into the track to get it to sound so smooth - it couldn't have been as simple as slowing down the playback.
The secret spice is mainly an old program called Paul's Extreme Sound Stretch. It slows audio while still maintaining the tone of the original file. Without messing with the frequency like normal playback rate decreasing. Here's the link if you want to play around with it yourself. I've found x2, x6 and x8 generally produce the best results. Works better with sounds in the string instrument range. hypermammut.sourceforge.net/paulstretch/
Well I’ll be damned!¡!
So beauty
This is possibly the most beautiful thing I've ever heard. It makes me think of being in a spacesuit floating between galaxies. Can we download or buy it somewhere?
Here's the google drive link, should work. It's in .ogg format because that's what the audio program (Paul's Extreme Soundstretch) outputs drive.google.com/file/d/1-6iPmdz9FOig4SfKgkmrK5U0wJvFNfvW/view?usp=sharing
@@JerfVR Thank you!!
Sir? May I have your permission to use this in a video I'm making? It's noting special, but I wanted to ask if you were okay with that.
Go ahead. I don't own the copyright on the original track anyway lol
@@JerfVR Thanks my dude! It's perfect for what I plan to do!
hey man, you mind putting a link to this art? Something about it, I just love. Can't find it anywhere though.
This used to be on the first page of a search like "Battlestar Galactica Space" Took a look again and it's gone. It's sad how stuff like that will randomly disappear. I had to extract the image from the original video file - u.cubeupload.com/Jerffff/SomethingDarkIsComin.jpg
@@JerfVR appreciate it! thank you
Sssllllooooowwww
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Sorry, I have to say thins. I love the result but... you can't actually make something "800%" slower... you can make it 800 TIMES slower, as in multiplied the speed by 1/800; but you can't make it 800% slower... unless you mean you've made it faster but in reverse...
I am aware. The 800% slower "genre" is more accurately 1/8th speed stretching through an old program called Paul's Extreme Sound Stretch. The 800% likely came from the slider in the program showing x8.00 when you select this option. The original videos were titled with the incorrect definition of the slow effect.
I'm more interested in helping people who enjoy this type of sound easily access it through search, rather it than being titled in a technically accurate way.
@@JerfVR And it **does** help, really, wonderful result, thank you :) (I just read Innumeracy by John Allen Paulos, so I'm probably a bit too sensitive to the effect on the general population of using percentages figuratively :P )
@@zakh.c8207 You're welcome. I'll check out that book if I get the time. Sounds interesting