Uploaded April 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Track 12 from "The Origin: Music from Eviternity II".
Get the album here:
tristanclark.bandcamp.com/album/the-origin-music-from-eviternity-ii-2
Also streaming on Spotify, Apple Music, and Tidal.
WAD addon: tinyurl.com/evi2-TheOrigin
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Something very different this time, a special video filmed out in the real world! I thought it'd be fun to try some location filming and Giestrandæg just seemed like the perfect track for it. It features the recorder and low whistle, which I never use, and the setting and overall theme of both the piece and Eviternity II's fourth chapter just felt quite in keeping with some of the places in my part of the world. It was a very fun video to make, and a massive thanks to my wonderful partner for the filming!
For the music itself, I was a bit apprehensive initially about how the guitar/lute part in the beginning would turn out, I have no acoustic guitar or similar instrument and really didn't want to use a VST, but I think I managed to make the electric sound pretty convincing, I was really pleased about that. The wind parts were quite a challenge because I'm a total noob with those instruments, but I think the whistle turned out especially well. Would love to make more use of it in the future!
Thank you for listening!
Track 12 from "The Origin: Music from Eviternity II".
Get the album here:
tristanclark.bandcamp.com/album/the-origin-music-from-eviternity-ii-2
Also streaming on Spotify, Apple Music, and Tidal.
WAD addon: tinyurl.com/evi2-TheOrigin
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Something very different this time, a special video filmed out in the real world! I thought it'd be fun to try some location filming and Giestrandæg just seemed like the perfect track for it. It features the recorder and low whistle, which I never use, and the setting and overall theme of both the piece and Eviternity II's fourth chapter just felt quite in keeping with some of the places in my part of the world. It was a very fun video to make, and a massive thanks to my wonderful partner for the filming!
For the music itself, I was a bit apprehensive initially about how the guitar/lute part in the beginning would turn out, I have no acoustic guitar or similar instrument and really didn't want to use a VST, but I think I managed to make the electric sound pretty convincing, I was really pleased about that. The wind parts were quite a challenge because I'm a total noob with those instruments, but I think the whistle turned out especially well. Would love to make more use of it in the future!
Thank you for listening!
