Digital Graveyard
Preview:
A sped up and looping version of Orbital Graveyard by vitalezzz, with distorted phaser reverb.
Copyright/Attribution Notice:
vitalezzz & Modanung
File(s):
vitalezzz_-_orbital_graveyard_modanung_remix.mp3 4 Mb [86 download(s)]
Comments
This version is good also - has a slightly more "Blade Runner" feel than the original.
Something seems to be wrong with the looping though, or maybe that's just the preview?
"Orbital Graveyard" as an evocative title reminds me of one of my favourite pieces of game music, the third stage theme from Thunder Cross by Konami.
A bit of beginning has been moved to the back for the looping. It seemed like the best position for the fade.
making this ccby is hilarious work on your end
Why?
the original track is CC0 and all you really did was speed it up lol
That is a little odd, isn't it? Maybe it changed? This one's CC0 as well now.
And no, speeding it up was the least effort of the three modifications, mister zero submissions.
Another possibility is that I looked at the wrong original, since I made two of these low effort contributions within the same hour.
At the time this was derived from Vitalezzz's original, the original was licenced CC-BY 3.0. Even if that were not the case, choosing to license a derivative of CC0 as CC-BY is permitted. If the differences between the two versions were trivial, the derivative would be removed.
@AndyGun11: Giving attribution for an asset is hardly difficult and it does not affect the rest of your project. If you don't like a particular license, you may filter it out of your searches with a single click.
Thanks for clarifying.
I believe effects like reverb, speed up, and cutting and moving stuff around to make it loop is considered trivial anyway, but it's all good now :)
I agree those are all trivial steps. It took me very little time and effort to turn it into something quite different. This edit and the soft beat loop remix are probably my least effort submissions to OGA. But for others, going through these steps might not be as trivial. And judging by the number of downloads/favourites, sharing the result has been appreciated. In fact, this track has more favourites than any of my other OGA contributions, despite each of those requiring more effort and - if I may say so - often being further above average both in terms of quality within their respective categories and the extent of their applicability. Many people, like yourself, simply come here to scour for music with zero intent of giving something in return.
Looking forward to your first contribution, however small.