Listen To Chanting Ethnic Song By Proxy At Looperman.com

Very ethnic sounding indeed proxy. which leads me to question what do you compose on for the majority of your tracks? But very nice track man. Allow me to share some of my imagery with you. (i haven't done that in a while, which i usually do with cinematic pieces) Anyways, i invision a ritual of sorts. maybe almost someone attempting to revive the dead. The group of individuals gathers around the campfire hoping they can bring back a loved one. A spell is casted by the elder of the group and lights the flame ablaze higher into the air....and a shock wave of gust tackles the individuals. And then smoke fills the atmosphere. Barely able to see, the group eagerly tries to see what is beyond the smoke in hopes that the spell has succeeded..but beyond the smoke is a horrific sight...their loved one risen from the dead within monster form...with bright red eyes..long sharp claws...and a ghastly disfigured body..with no emotion or recollection of memory..it attacks them...

*nevermind my question, i see on your other tracks you compose on fl.*

Neobane

Hallo, Proxy,

Te gek sfeertje heb je weten neer te zetten. Een mooi helder geheel met toch voldoende body (het klinkt niet iel).

Diep respect en greetz,
Djinn XS (Ber)

I listened to the majority of your instrumentals and honestly, they're great.All smooth to the ears just the way i like it - Glad i came thru; cheers!!

fantastic in every way. very well produced .everything sounds so clear and relaxing.i needed this.

Fantastic piece, my friend, I'd like to do a Gregorian Chant type of track (with a rock or metal backing track) but can't find any samples anywhere.

Very much enjoyed listening to your track :-)

John

Another great 'soundtrack' tune. I can see this as an intro piece to a movie that takes place in the Middle East somewhere, with the beginning credits fading in and out. I like the way you combine the sounds you are using! Keep them coming.

Nothing to complain about here. Very smooth track, could work in a cinematic setting, and the chant actually took me by surprise in the sense that I was expecting more tenor, less bass; you don't hear the bass singers featured too often, at least I don't.
Nice job!

wow, i love this track.
awsome beautifull.
fav coming your way and keep it going