Xaleph   Sages 🌿

Also - I would want live guitars and live harp - so probably a collab with people.

I plan to make the bass move a little more so it matches the original bass - obviously have a real intro and kind of follow this whole sneaky style

Ninja.mp3 There we go - a quick ninja

I can do that ninja song psytrance if you’d like. I can sketch something together. If you need more info. I’m just flying back and I have a fever today. I’ll put something together this week when I’m back.

Yeah - this song is awesome, what an all-star group to put together such a great song!

This is great - I love the use of panning with piano and synths to widen the track! The violin sounds great! The EDM parts of this song are solid - would love to hear more from you!

I love the atmosphere you create with the instruments in this song. Great use of depth (percussion) and lightness with the piano. As a brass player, I really appreciate the brass being used =)

I love hearing such amazing talent on the keys. Thank you and I hope to hear more!

I love the intro sfx, really widens the mix. The subtle textures and synths that come in really fill out this song. That kick and bass combo is killer. I love the energy flow of this piece - great work!

I like the flex between different genres and you're still able to keep focus and direction of the mix. Great job Jorito.

I love the build-up of this song and the ending. The vibe that this song gives too is amazing. Great work!

I love the groove of that bass. What a great take of this epic theme! This is one of my favorites!

I loved the piano work in this song and the way the band just comes together. It really reminds me of some of the older jazz songs I'd hear being played in my house by my parents and grandparents, this song takes me way back and I love it! Great job!

Essentially you want something that combines either in parallel or in sequence the delay -> reverb so mimic various rooms. Using a tool to get the correct bouncing and frequency range after the sound bounces off different walls will give you the ability to program each of these effectively mimicking a room. There are several VSTs and tools that do this and you can create your own fx chains to do something similar. Running them in parallel is a quick way to trick the ear to think it's in a room - however, the correct way would be to set up several to mimic each surface in the room or to use the profile tool I mentioned - which will take in the initial delay and the spread after the first bounce/reflection. Either way, it's really using both delay and reverb to mimic the physics of how sound bounces off (delay) and spreads/decays (reverb) off each surface in your room. I understand that the tooling is different, but to science, it's the same, we're just mimicking the behavior with something that decays and something that repeats with less volume (and other effects). I hope this helps!