ReMix: Terranigma 'Blue'
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VERY cool, mellow yet interesting trip-hop soundscape from newcomer Ziwtra, who interestingly notes:
Second of all, I'm probably one of the rare remixers out there - all my
work is produced in Linux with free software tools that are, believe me,
quite primitive. So go easy : )
Frankly, there's no need to go easy, as this is easily an enjoyable + unique ReMix that does its own thing and does it well. To the newbies always asking "do you need to spend $500 on software or keyboards just to ReMix?" here's more evidence that no, perfectly impressive music can come from free software running on a free operating system as well. Of course, different strokes for different folks - I'm not giving up Cubase SX anytime soon - but it does prove a point. Introing with ambient rain and a floating, gradually panning & filtered electric piano that sounds like ripples from a drop of water, the piece picks up with a laid back drum loop and calliope (similar to my recent Zelda 64 piece) synth lead. At 1'17" things get a *little* heavier with some layered, distorted kick + snare action on the drum front and thunder / heavier sfx. Overall, a really catchy, mellow construction that I enjoyed losing myself in. Perhaps not too technical on the arranging side of things, but there's enough there, and the mixing / programming side is more than adequately taken care of. Transporting stuff from Ziwtra (aka Youngjin Hahn), whose other talents can be explored at www.vastwaters.com - check it out, and check this mix out, as both are well worth your time.
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