Ancient Forest - Anubis

Name: Ancient Forest
Duration: 154 s
Channel: Anubis
Description: "Escape Theme" this time, I did not used melody, only drums and a little ambiance. to try to feel the sensation of the skin getaway in the woods. sorry the bad english. vocals: Eduardo Tarilonte.

Ancient Forest

Anubis

8th May 2014 23:49 - 12 years ago

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Ancient Forest - Cinematic track by Anubis

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8th May 2014 23:49 - 12 years ago

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Description : "Escape Theme"
this time, I did not used melody, only drums and a little ambiance.
to try to feel the sensation of the skin getaway in the woods.
sorry the bad english.

vocals: Eduardo Tarilonte.

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boaeofh 16th Nov 2014 10:06 - 11 years ago

wow your always good sound

crucethus 24th May 2014 05:24 - 12 years ago

You have a great sense of the dissonant. The percussion reminds me a bit of Bear Mcreary's work on Battlestar Galactica. compelling cinematic exploration. I thoroughly enjoyed this.

Anubis replied 24th May 2014 - 12 years ago

Hi man

I know not many of these names.
but I always search for on youtube when someone talks about any artist.

and about the artist you commented.

I found this:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nwkYaxkDO3c

and found it amazing.

I appreciate the comparison.

these are smart guys make wonderful songs.

Thank you for taking the time to listen and leave your comment here.

with appreciation__Anubis.

monsterage 21st May 2014 22:09 - 12 years ago

amazing man, this could go easily on a movie :D
good work.

Anubis replied 24th May 2014 - 12 years ago

thanks for this great support my friend.
surely I am very happy for that.

music brings many good feelings.

Thank you for taking the time to listen and leave your words.

All the best!

Anubis

TinyFinger 20th May 2014 21:20 - 12 years ago

Yeah. Your trak remaind me that i once lived in that forest. Simply good. ;)

Anubis replied 24th May 2014 - 12 years ago

many years ago i think such a scenario, but had never tried, nor come close.

but this time I I managed to get into practice.

thanks for this review here, is a great support.

with respect__Anubis

SoraSolitudine 19th May 2014 16:54 - 12 years ago

Wait...
I think that I heard the voice of Shevannai?
WOW!!!
So amazing!!!
I love this track!
Great job!!

Anubis replied 19th May 2014 - 12 years ago

Hi Soraya

exactly, vocal by "Shevannai" [Eduardo Tarilonte]

Great vocals to engage in this type of tribal song.
=]
thanks again for leaving your comment here.

All the best

StaticNomad 16th May 2014 11:36 - 12 years ago

Hi. More great work from you. I meant to review this a few days ago but forgot to.

0:34 big, low drum hits are great and 0:48 shakers really push this tribal ambient groove along nicely.

You don't really need much melody here. It's very primeval, ancient music. Very well produced and there's nothing I can really criticise. Definitely a lot like Dead Can Dance.

Here is something I'm convinced you will like as I believe you will hear the ancient tribal vibe in it.

It's the wonderful Indiana Jones theme tune slowed down by 800%.

Raiders March 800% Slower

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sS71jGlJMQA

If you think you might like to try taking audio and slowing it down by as much as 1600%, here is some free software you can use to do that. It's not a plugin you can use in your DAW (so I don't use it as much as I should) but it works well.

http://hypermammut.sourceforge.net/paulstretch/

Anubis replied 19th May 2014 - 12 years ago

Raiders March[EPIC]

Interesting you showing me this song.
because most of the times I test my music bpm reduced simply by curiosity.

[believe it or not, but 80% of my music has between 110 and 120 bpm.]

would be interesting to do a test to see which of these is the result.

In this song I had to leave the tune and enhance the battery to look like a theme getaway.
but perhaps the bpm should be much higher [or lower] lol.

but I found it interesting that you bring it up, is something with great importance in the composition.

Thank you man for leave a comment here,I appreciated

with respect___Anubis

FreeRadical 14th May 2014 11:00 - 12 years ago

Nice drums, sounds like a battlefield backdrop.
It's not that easy making a drum based track but you've pulled this one of splendidly. The vocals compliment it perfectly.
I could easily see this being used in a movie.
Great stuff Anubis, really great stuff.
FR

Anubis replied 19th May 2014 - 12 years ago

hey F.R =]

this time I sought the tribal style, the absence of melodies had to be rewarded with very percussion.
thanks for these positive words.

All the best my Friend.

radioilluminati 13th May 2014 12:11 - 12 years ago

Perfect.

I also experiment with music without melody it gives an intense feeling.

I didn't notice anything that was wrong. Well done!

Anubis replied 19th May 2014 - 12 years ago

hey man
thanks for this feedback
I am honored with your words, this experiment without melodies have a different dimension, is something quite thematic.
enhances the tribal style.

Thank you again.

have a nice day

Billydragon1 12th May 2014 09:36 - 12 years ago

This is a amazing and simple! Loved the ambience and the reverbs. I think the vocal was just fitting as well.

The tempo of the drums correlates to the heartbeat of someone escaping through the ancient forest that is filled with ancient spirits. Well done Anubis! - B.

Anubis replied 13th May 2014 - 12 years ago

thanks for those generous words, and I'm glad you understood the message of this song.

this tribal style is something very curious and insane.

"insanity escape" haha

all the best.

Evisma 12th May 2014 06:22 - 12 years ago

I rarely listen to cinematic. This was a treat. Love the percussion and the atmosphere.

Anubis replied 13th May 2014 - 12 years ago

your words are very welcome.

Thank you for taking the time to listen to this piece.
I appreciate your comment =]

have a nice Day

VickyDan 11th May 2014 10:17 - 12 years ago

Re amigo ....

Here, you scored an extra point, in my opinion ....

This is really of great consistency .... and the message you illustrated by these harmonies, these drums, voice also, is very well decoded (for me at least) This is music that allows imagination to escape ....

Still a good time here .... Respect.
Good luck with your future projects, with collaboration "made in Japan" ....

Dan

Anubis replied 13th May 2014 - 12 years ago

once again, I thank you for your support in my music.

I do not even know how to thank you. lol

hahaha, thank you very much.
the whole world is connected to the looper.

Felicidades.

crucethus 10th May 2014 03:04 - 12 years ago

Percussion and vox reminds me of Bear McCreary and Richard Gibbs work on B. Galactica with there usage of percussion and leitmotif for each character or situation.