I’ve put together a short showcase of mixes that I believe have a cinematic quality. Please note that the first tracks are the ones with more atmospheric, immersive soundscapes and textures, while the later ones are considered cinematic for their type of score rather than their sound design. I also consider these to be among my best mixes—not because they’re the most complex (some are actually quite minimalistic), but because of their distinct cinematic qualities (and the quality of the source tracks of course). Attribution can be found in the video description. If you end up using any of these in a project, I’d be glad to hear about it! Let me know your thoughts!
Actually I left some others that may have perfecly make into the list but I rather wanted to keep the showcase short, feel free to let me know if you think any ofher track should make into the cinematic list.
In case anyone finds it useful, I’ve created a new channel on the Funkwhale server called “Originals.”
This channel contains every original track I’ve mixed, presented without any changes. Full credit goes to the original musicians.
Why?
There wasn’t an easy way to find and stream these originals with the same structure as the mixes. They’re now distributed using the exact same album layout as the mixed versions, making them easy to find and compare.
This way, you can listen to both and decide which version you prefer. For some projects, the original might be a better fit—and now you have that option.
If you are the composer of any of the tracks and has any wish for how to credit you feel free to let me know.
* You may notice there are fewer original tracks than mixes, as some mixes are simply variations of the same track, leading to a greater total number of mixes.
I’ve put together a short showcase of mixes that I believe have a cinematic quality. Please note that the first tracks are the ones with more atmospheric, immersive soundscapes and textures, while the later ones are considered cinematic for their type of score rather than their sound design. I also consider these to be among my best mixes—not because they’re the most complex (some are actually quite minimalistic), but because of their distinct cinematic qualities (and the quality of the source tracks of course). Attribution can be found in the video description. If you end up using any of these in a project, I’d be glad to hear about it! Let me know your thoughts!
https://video.gamerstavern.online/w/7oD1Rb7HCe2HDL6sZAwuDf
Actually I left some others that may have perfecly make into the list but I rather wanted to keep the showcase short, feel free to let me know if you think any ofher track should make into the cinematic list.
In case anyone finds it useful, I’ve created a new channel on the Funkwhale server called “Originals.”
This channel contains every original track I’ve mixed, presented without any changes. Full credit goes to the original musicians.
Why?
There wasn’t an easy way to find and stream these originals with the same structure as the mixes. They’re now distributed using the exact same album layout as the mixed versions, making them easy to find and compare.
This way, you can listen to both and decide which version you prefer. For some projects, the original might be a better fit—and now you have that option.
If you are the composer of any of the tracks and has any wish for how to credit you feel free to let me know.
You can find the channel here:
https://audio.pepemoss.com/channels/originals
Enjoy!
* You may notice there are fewer original tracks than mixes, as some mixes are simply variations of the same track, leading to a greater total number of mixes.
which game is it? how can this track be rejected?
You are wlecome! Happy holidays!
There you are, I added a loopable version in both ogg and flac format. I tested it myself and I think it loops well.
Thank you, will see what I can do.
I love this track by the way!
how can you even compare Vitalezzz to humans? Vitalezzz is on another level—it's literally god-like. Period.
I love it and mixed it: https://opengameart.org/content/inspiring-trailer-initiate-landing-emotional-piano-a-robots-way-to-heaven-remixed
sounds amazing to me, I love this kind of pulsating electronic music.
Powerfull, elegant and beautiful.
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