Orlando51

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

I've never been moved so much by a composition on this site as i just was with this track. thank you for writing this. this is not only a major achievement for you but for your muse. not only can you say you did this, but he can say he inspired this from one's soul. THANK YOU for this. this is beautiful. this is art at it's purest form. THIS... is music. thank you.

Wow powerful!
It hit my sadness button.
So so sad.
So many tears have been shed by so many people in this scene but at last it's over.
It will probably never be the same but at least it's over now.
Brilliant.
No no no I don't think the word brilliant is right here.
It some how takes away from the pain of the piece.
I'm lacking the vocabulary to use a different descriptive wor/phrase .... I'll be back.

Very beautiful orlando.

As someone whos trying to improve his ambient tracks this one really inspires me, so thank you :)

Peace,
xyilent

This is a gorgeous track. You have that magical touch that allows the ambient sounds to softly shift in a way that feels natural. I often find that composing and producing a track feels like sculpting, but your approach has a different feel, more like nursing a sound, letting it grow. This is an excellent example of that.

TA

What a nice tribute to Ed! You guys are quite talented in your own ways and when working together you seem to be seamless and on the same page. Very cinematic piece, expected to hear the Highlander or a Braveheart movie snippet on top somewhere. :) Ambient is a cool choice, like a kaleidoscope for the ears.

"it's full of orlandesque crap" Nonsense, this is good shit!

Always a pleasure to listen to your creations. Thanks for putting this up for dl!

Wayne

tres belle musique

so beautifull

Ambiance would best describe this track.Could be great for a movie soundtrack though.I'm not sure what genre is this but it came out nicely as intended.Great combination of different instr well done

Excellent stuff Orlando. Very dreamy and calm stuff you made here. The instruments are very clear as usual on your tracks. Well made, my friend!

A dreamy state of mind, indeed, my friend. Really fine job and some outstanding sounds you got from your instruments. Always love checking out your stuff.

Ciao,
M.

Orlando....Bravo...a masterpiece.

This song is graceful, haunting, sentimental and touching with just a slight air of detachment. A Beautiful work of art.

It reminded me of three different artists songs that you may or may not be aware of as they were never truly mainstream artists but nevertheless there are elements in those three songs that you captured in one song which struck me.
The first is from Ultravox and is an instrumental called Astradyne which starts there colossal album Vienna.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E-kVZsO1GCk
The second is an African artist from senegal named Babba Maal and his song playing the guitar like instrument called a Kora and acoustic guitar. I find his music has an irish like tone similar in some of the works. Especially in his song Souka Naya.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JqPFQGF-sRM&;index=32&list=PLF9F9ll40VBF6lJdPJhRqkbUx5Ep6XaDl
And the last song is from Phil Manzanera, the guitarist of Roxy Music in his solo work made this extrodinary synth based ambient song called Europe 70-1, which starts out a bright and hopeful and cheery but becomes ambient and sentimental. it was the first time I heard analogue synths convey emotion . As you have done in your own work my friend.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mAAVdtmXAMA
cheers
Steve

wow...what a nice surprise to log in and discover this one after being away a while...,I am honoured Orlando my friend...but you give me too much credit...although I do congratulate myself for knowing what a unique talent I had the opportunity to meet along the music road....yes, a nice subtle hint of that Celtic vibe (like a faint drone of the pipes on a far away hill)...a most enjoyable journey that evolves along its part through the mists of time, delivered with your always special signature and pristene production...keep that violin tuned up...it is a special instrument in your hands...(especially in that little outro part)....Thank you Orlando...a very special track indeed...Ed

Hi. One of the best tracks from Orlando's mistic works. ;))

Hello Orlando.

Another excellent dreamy work!

I always enjoy the listen to your music, cause it gives me a feeling of being just on the right place when i close my eyes.

The synths sounds very nice and the overall sound is well made.

I am sure Ed will like this one. I do it :)

stay tuned
joe

hi this is a good track

This song (as all of yours) was made by the special maximalism and professionalism which is called 'orlandesque' attitude...every second of the flow made with small, short but effective fxes...the pad what leads through the whole number is ethereal and magical...
I'm not an Irish rooted guy :-) but if you mean that short, last part from around 5.40 is very beautiful...
All in all, Ed will be proud of his Slovenian magus...:-)

Huge congrats and handshake, Danke

Hey Orlando :)
i just listen again to this track and i have to say that i like it same much then before - cool made "head movie music"

stay tuned
joe

Nice golden oldie. You have a lot of magic in your musical treasure chest :-). Nice flow and very basic synths. In this track the small accents make the track(like the triangle for instance). Definetly enjoyed the listen!

Hey, sorry I missed this one when you posted it, must have been during one of my blackouts! hehe Sounds like a piece from a Stanley Kubrick film, especially the first half.

I've never been to the desert and have always wanted to go. I get an ocean sunrise every day so I imagined that instead. The second half had sort of an Asian feel with the plucked instruments. I did get the feeling of discovery, a new day dawning even though there seemed to be some darker moments or tension in there as well.

Cool piece Orlando, it's open to many interpretation and it seems to be a hit as well!

Wayne

hi orlano,
listening to your track after a long time.
This was on a different trajectory it seems, needed some time to get hold of it tho.
Anyways it's still a greatly produced track with all the right vibes in place
thanks for the track
TJ

Great! Very spellbinding!

Dark Space and relaxing ... Its great