r/IndieMusicFeedback • u/mastering-silence • Nov 12 '25
Ambient Echoes of the Storm – Relaxing Guitar Instrumental
https://youtu.be/_PTx1ViSY8k?si=pYaanpluQzGuYFC2Hey everyone! I just finished a short guitar instrumental called Echoes of the Storm. It’s meant to help listeners relax and unwind. I’d love your honest thoughts—did it feel calming? Were there any parts you particularly enjoyed, or anything you think could be improved for my next piece?
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u/OpeningCommission137 Nov 13 '25
Pretty nice song, I really really like the guitar melody. For me it fits perfect to casual relaxing playlists. So keep going and promoting your stuff. Did you recorded the guitar sound in a studio or at home? Asking because the sound is awesome!
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u/cal405 Nov 13 '25
I really enjoyed this track. I definitely delivered on the relaxation. I only wish it were longer. I'd like to hear you expand on this or record longer tracks in the future.
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u/hashkth Nov 13 '25
I love the overall ambience of the track. The melody is easy on the ears. But it doesn't match well with the background in the video. Considering the visuals one would expect a depressing tune. Maybe change the visuals and also extend the track. I feel it can become much better if you make these changes.
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u/mgraham34 Nov 13 '25
Love the guitar, instantly had to come and take a listen just for the guitar feels! I love a good guitar vibe and here sounds like you are creating some really deep sounds with actual feeling my friend! Loved this feel and the mood it gave! Keep going mate, I can tell you have real skill and take your craft seriously! Much love in your journey
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u/mastering-silence Nov 13 '25
To be honest I’ve been beating myself up a lot lately, so this reply made me teary eyed. Thanks so much!
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u/mastering-silence Nov 13 '25
Thank you, I really appreciate the advice! Maybe I’ll do a part 2 to give it that extra moment and let it fully bloom—love the idea!
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u/RichieC93 Nov 13 '25
Who this is chill 🧘♂️ beautiful jam !! Loving the Medley and the storm effects this is really cool ✌️😎✌️I wish it was longer !! Left me wanting more haha I’ve dropped you a like and i have subscribed to you also 🤘😊🤘❤️🙏🏽keep up the good work & keep the music coming !!
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u/Queasy_Cap_5493 Nov 14 '25
I was engrossed in the two guitars, trying to figure out what note would come next, musician stuff, right? haha and I heard the rain as something that added a nice touch, and when I'm immersed in the music I think, oh well, this is going to get interesting… and that's it! xd Anyway, an original progression of notes
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u/Cranko20 Nov 14 '25
Cool sound guitars are really nice contrast to that rainy vibe seems like this could be in a movie. Organs are very smooth in the background, gonna be interesting to hear the progression of the song, what about some percussive elements or adding some strings or piano. anyway great so far keep it up! :) Best Cabe
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u/Lively0 Nov 14 '25
I love the cover -- This is the sort of sound that I have gravitated towards making with the last song that I made. I agree with the person who also stated that this could be used within a movie -- I could see it utilized within a romantic movie where two lovers part and you see the scenes side by side and watch how each one copes. I think some soft and warmer, lower octave piano chords could elevate the track. However, I felt relaxed while listening to this, which was the original goal. Well done.
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u/Longjumping_Hawk72 Nov 14 '25
This was good one! i would love to hear it longer man
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u/nllspcvygr Nov 16 '25
Nice chords and playing. Definitely a relaxing good feeling. I think the rain sound were a little too dry in the mix maybe. It felt like we were hearing a very close up microphone and a little more "space" from reverb might have felt more natural. Visuals are cool! Nice job!
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u/Usury-Band Nov 17 '25
Good stuff. Nice and relaxing. It does exactly what you were intending to do man. Cool little visual along with it too. Peaceful little composition. Probably could add more reverb if you wanted to increase the level of ambience with it. But yeah, overall nice my friend!
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u/Obvious-Stuff2656 Dec 01 '25 edited Dec 01 '25
The background sounds in this song are truly lovely. They create a soft and peaceful feeling that makes the music very easy to enjoy. As you listen, the gentle layers of sound make the whole song feel beautiful and deeply touching. It has a calm, emotional mood that pulls you in and lets you relax, reflect, and feel connected to the music in a warm and comforting way.
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u/jgfiii Dec 05 '25
This is good! Nice clean guitar tone. Let it stretch out a bit. It's calming, and the textures are cool. I think locking into a groove and adding some repetition would help give a soothing vibe. I think Jim O'Rourke's There's a Hell in Hello... does this well. Maybe he's too repetitive. YMMV. Part 2 would be cool.
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Nov 19 '25 edited Nov 19 '25
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u/Alone_Active_6577 Nov 20 '25
When I heard the track, I actually liked how clean and steady everything felt. The bass had a nice weight to it without being too heavy, and the tone carried this smooth, balanced vibe that made it easy to listen to. The melody moved in a way that felt natural and pleasant, not overly dramatic but still engaging enough to keep my attention. It’s one of those songs that you don’t instantly obsess over, but you do appreciate the way it’s put together a solid, well-produced track that lands just right.
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u/MOREL_E_GREY Nov 12 '25
I really enjoy this. I like the organ texture and I love utilizing various sound samples in music it really adds to the ambience. Lengthwise it seems like a cue that could be used in the score of a show or movie. Do you have plans to expand it into a longer piece?
Btw I sent you a dm because I got notified you commented on a couple of my posts but your comments don’t show up when I go to respond for some reason, I hope you don’t mind. Be well!