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This is an enhanced, expanded version of Anunnaki Landing with an in-depth description of the storyline behind the music. After analyzing the original I realized there were many things missing from the music. Like the big crash itself. There was a continuing move towards the crash landing but it never actually occurs and things just wrap up as if it did. Turn up your sound to get the full effect of this version.
Many of the loops are portions of loops I cut down. There are loops I created as well on a Kawai PH-50 keyboard. In the past months I've learned a lot about Garageband and I've used a lot of that to redo this piece, especially stereo sound spacing. Photo from Pitch Black.
Deep bass background sounds create a sense of outer space (a perception from movies) as 400,000 years ago The Anunnaki's starship arrives in orbit around Earth. Alarms screams as Sensors blinded by spatial translation fail to detect a fast moving meteroid on a collision course with their ship until its too late to prevent it. A brief communication in strange voices from the captain & crew, and response from the captain's wife followed with a delicate piano hook which is her signature. The last note of her hook is foreshadowed with an ominous sustained bass note. Moments later the impact occurs in the ships engines and bulkheads collapse, air vents to space. The captain disengages the interstellar ship's engines before they explode. There are only brief moments to escape as the damaged engines go critical. It is not enough time and they are caught devastatingly in the blast, crippling the ship. Driven down towards Earth, their ship, never meant to enter an atmosphere, begins to burn and sizzle from re-entry as portions of it explode and tear away and the ship begins ejecting escape pods. The voice of the captains wife cries out to him, her signature piano returns and the heavy ending note sustains as her escape pod is swept back against the ship and disintegrates killing her. The wrecked ship screams through Earth's sky burning, exploding and still jettisoning escape pods in a desperate attempt for survival. The ship approaches the ground as the music swells & pounds then collides in a roaring blast as the ship violently merges with the ground. Aftermath, an interlude in the disaster, a tortured breath amid a holocaust. Now trapped on Earth, their ship destroyed, most of their crew dead, the survivors gather their resolve. The captain's wife's signature returns but ends on clear notes and quickly passes, signifying their time for grief is short. Now they must build if they will survive and the steady rhythm of construction begins.
Many of the loops are portions of loops I cut down. There are loops I created as well on a Kawai PH-50 keyboard. In the past months I've learned a lot about Garageband and I've used a lot of that to redo this piece, especially stereo sound spacing. Photo from Pitch Black.
Deep bass background sounds create a sense of outer space (a perception from movies) as 400,000 years ago The Anunnaki's starship arrives in orbit around Earth. Alarms screams as Sensors blinded by spatial translation fail to detect a fast moving meteroid on a collision course with their ship until its too late to prevent it. A brief communication in strange voices from the captain & crew, and response from the captain's wife followed with a delicate piano hook which is her signature. The last note of her hook is foreshadowed with an ominous sustained bass note. Moments later the impact occurs in the ships engines and bulkheads collapse, air vents to space. The captain disengages the interstellar ship's engines before they explode. There are only brief moments to escape as the damaged engines go critical. It is not enough time and they are caught devastatingly in the blast, crippling the ship. Driven down towards Earth, their ship, never meant to enter an atmosphere, begins to burn and sizzle from re-entry as portions of it explode and tear away and the ship begins ejecting escape pods. The voice of the captains wife cries out to him, her signature piano returns and the heavy ending note sustains as her escape pod is swept back against the ship and disintegrates killing her. The wrecked ship screams through Earth's sky burning, exploding and still jettisoning escape pods in a desperate attempt for survival. The ship approaches the ground as the music swells & pounds then collides in a roaring blast as the ship violently merges with the ground. Aftermath, an interlude in the disaster, a tortured breath amid a holocaust. Now trapped on Earth, their ship destroyed, most of their crew dead, the survivors gather their resolve. The captain's wife's signature returns but ends on clear notes and quickly passes, signifying their time for grief is short. Now they must build if they will survive and the steady rhythm of construction begins.
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rovert10
Did you script this first or write the story around the music? I
like the idea of a narrative being posted to be read along
with a song... good stuff, will look forward to Anunnaki
Landing III - Return of the Captain's Wife.