Orlando51

By the track you have created, you have perfected and have truly depicted the true meaning and to whom the track is dedicated to, and I applause to that!

Cheers my friend! This track can also be used in documentaries, exploration movies, and such in my perspective.

THAT INTRO. Perfection in my opinion. What did you use to get that wailing sort of violin at the start? I really like that sound. Evokes an image of a guy lsot in the desert, staring off into the sunset. Or maybe hes on another planet. Regardless, very dreamy and lovely mix. The ambience on this one is so beautiful. This is perfection to my ears, my good Orlando. Great work on making something different and at a much higher quality and grace than what I normally find on LM :)

Brado

Hello Orrie,
That is a wonderful pice of music mate.
I really enjoyed it.
As usual it is a great job.
All I can say is well done what else one can say to the top man LM.

Jamid

Really nice trippy one.
Great mastering. All sounds so beautiful. Another very dreamy one just in a perfect Orlando style.
I really enjoyed the "vocals". Did you made them or are they real?
Everything fits very well and i enjoyed the listen!

Great one - respect

stay tuned
joe

Exquisite composition Sir Orlando oh 'mystical magical one'.
It has an almost religious soundscape,meditative,needs to be heard across the Far east NOW!

Keep well... Rhodesy :)

I agree with crucethus, it's very creamy! you should hear the far cry 4 soundtrack it's very similar

the opening sets the mood really well, the transitions are smooth yet very different -- gives the track a real nice sense of progress -- when you're trekking up the range, you want to feel like you're not stuck in one place. around 2:30-3:00 the "weight" drops off a bit, almost took me out of the feel, but you brought it back nicely around 3;15 and onwards...Bravo. Peaks and valleys, huh? This would be great for accompanying a nature video/documentary!

Orlando, Bravo!

Smooth and creamy pads flowing through my ears. I feel like I am flying in the cradle of Vishnu's many arms circumnavigating the nepalese highlands onto the Himalayas.
http://giphy.com/gifs/everest-c86i7RoMvC7M4

Play this song with that GIF and it's absolutely haunting and beautiful.
Congrats on an outstanding song.
Steve

OMG this is soo perfect.Amazing ambience!!!

I live in India and I have never been to Himalayas :( but this track took me over to the Himalayan Journey.
I was completely immersed in the track since the beginning.

Moving textures,beautiful ambience,epic synths and pads.Sound design at it's best!

This will really suit for a movie background score.

Which libraries and VSTs do you use for your ambience music?

I'm in love with this perfection!

Great great work!
Regards,
Aviat

sounds like I'm in a tomb. or some 127 hours type sh*t. cool beans.

ok so you didn't sing on this one but you could have done some yodeling. ;)

You sure captured the grandeur and vastness of the Himalayas in this track. It is sad to see the genocide inside of Tibet being ignored by the world but on the other hand the country of Bhutan is an amazing example of how a country can respect their land, take care of their people and still prosper. Crazy mixed up world!

There is a peaceful, spiritual and uplifting feel to the track. Gave it several listens. Great meditation ambiance, my heart rate has lowered, time for more coffee.

Om Mani Padme Hung!

Wayne

Hi. Zej si pa zadel. To pa je komad. Za meditacija ful dubar. This is the N1 track here in loopie. This track is powerful for meditations. Thx Orla51. ;))

Whoa! This is so majestic and i take my hats off to you Orlando. That monk like chant just transports me to the Tibetian mountains and the whole track is magical.

I betcha the Dalai Lama would love this too. Awesome work again. Love it!
Blessings - Billy.

Thank you for the dl :p reality sucks, music like this is a great escape. 5 nights a week I work alone at night in the silence of commercial office buildings, banks and stuff, so I love to load up my mp3 player with music from here. There's nothing worse than that silence!! You definitely captured the majestic feeling of the Himalayas. Did I just hear a monk throat singing or was that you? I hope it was a monk so there's a monastery nearby where I'll be safe from the Yetis! I saw what they did to those people at Dylatov pass. I looked up a pic of the Himalaya to look at while this plays and felt like I was part of the climbing party scanning the the landscape. Yep, had to come back for seconds.

Cool stuff....

Wow. Really perfect. You have a great talent...

TF

Your signature organic soundscapes are wonderful as always. This one has a particularly slow movement and subtle textures that inspire the mind to wander though the images it conjures. I enjoyed the meditative experience.

TA

You're just afraid of the Yeti, but if you sing to him you'd be safe ;) I've never been to the Himalayas but sure was transported there listening to this!

Very cool and interesting composition here! My initial reaction was to reference Emerson, Lake and Palmer, if they had not been so tied in with rock and roll. Very similar sounds to many of theirs that I remember listening to in my youth. I'm partly Irish, but have little cultural reference to it. I can appreciate the peaceful feelings, and the instrumentation. This sounds like it is more complex than it seems. I enjoyed listening very much!

Amazing work, really. Thanks for sharing!

Amazing work, really. Thanks for sharing!

Hey there,oh mystical one!Really enjoying this one.

I dont know why but Pete Townsend came to mind somewhere during the intro, something about the mood/tone and Rhythm.I bet thats a first!Then its gone.
The mood to me is a feeling of contemplation.

Anyway mate,an exceptional moment and a worthy tribute to this sites celebrated artiste

It's been a while hearing ambient tracks from looperman. This one really caught my attention.

I really like the overall track. Calm and very heavenly I must say. Very well done my friend.

-ReonN

This makes me so hungry for a DAW again! I've been writing with just an acoustic as of late and while it's nice, I do miss seeing things come together in a way that is just as beautiful as this. This track is so dreamy and I can sense the Irish influence on this one! The pads are wide and nothing is over-driven, which I think is perfection. Sometimes abstract music like this really feels like a breath of fresh air. Thanks for letting me clear my head :)

Brado

Played this one for the wife for St Patrick's day as My heritage is 50% Irish. I wanted to hear the feedback of a classically trained opera singer. She liked it found it melancholy but pleasant. I still enjoy this one.
Cru