Uploaded December 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
"The Longest Night" from my upcoming album, "The Origin: Music from Eviternity II," out January 10!
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I always wanted to put up one track from the album before it dropped, always thought it would be End of the Line but as I kept pushing back my deadline I ended up with this opportunity to upload a track called "The Longest Night" on the longest night itself.
In some ways I think this was the better choice anyway, it's a bit of a more modest preview of the album. It was perhaps my favourite of my tracks in MIDI format, but I definitely don't think it's the best on the album... I guess if you think I've done a good job here, then hopefully you'll feel the same about the other 17 tracks too :)
The synth-heavy tracks have been the hardest to produce for the album, and I definitely felt that here because the brightness instrument in MIDI just feels inseparable from this track, and I'm not good enough with synths to figure out how to recreate that. So I didn't, the brightness is still here, just layered with some other sounds.
Thanks for listening!
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Bandcamp: tristanclark.bandcamp.com/releases
Spotify: open.spotify.com/artist/1Xgjt8c9Myki3Nstvn1gCN
"The Longest Night" from my upcoming album, "The Origin: Music from Eviternity II," out January 10!
-
I always wanted to put up one track from the album before it dropped, always thought it would be End of the Line but as I kept pushing back my deadline I ended up with this opportunity to upload a track called "The Longest Night" on the longest night itself.
In some ways I think this was the better choice anyway, it's a bit of a more modest preview of the album. It was perhaps my favourite of my tracks in MIDI format, but I definitely don't think it's the best on the album... I guess if you think I've done a good job here, then hopefully you'll feel the same about the other 17 tracks too :)
The synth-heavy tracks have been the hardest to produce for the album, and I definitely felt that here because the brightness instrument in MIDI just feels inseparable from this track, and I'm not good enough with synths to figure out how to recreate that. So I didn't, the brightness is still here, just layered with some other sounds.
Thanks for listening!
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Bandcamp: tristanclark.bandcamp.com/releases
Spotify: open.spotify.com/artist/1Xgjt8c9Myki3Nstvn1gCN
