Outer Wilds - Reprise (Slow with Reverb)

[@soupbane1688]

On some far away planet lies a gazebo, housing a few bug-like creatures. There also laid an odd, white, dome shaped object, covered in unrecognizable markings and dazzling lights. The object was emitting some sort of noise, almost like a signal, calling out to a receiver who's no longer there. The creatures are each holding an instrument. Slowly, one-by-one, they begin playing to the rhythm of the object. Eventually, the piece crescendos into a beautiful song. Each creature sits there, playing their respective instrument, while gently swaying back and forth. As they play on, the object adds its own melody. A melody they haven't heard before. A melody that reminds them of a time where they didn't even exist. Eventually, one of the creatures starts mimicking the melody with their own instrument. The song slowly shifts to adjust for this new melody. Eventually, the object ceases entirely, no sound is emitted, any lights are gone, and it sits there, cold. The creatures' song starts to slow. Each instrument slowly fading out, as a lone piano is left to itself. When they finally conclude, the creatures leave the covering of the gazebo, and gazed upwards toward the sky. They each visualized images. Images of planets. Dreams of a home. A planet that's empty, and yet still full of beauty. A planet covered in thorns, yet still serves as the home to magnificent creatures. A planet filled with storms, swirling together like ballerinas. A planet of nothing, but the one who finds peace in its absolute. A pair of twins, circling each other like lovers, exchanging love constantly. A planet that doesn't quite exist, yet still serves as the final mission to one explorer. An object that was less of a planet, and more of a prison, yet its sole true inmate was at peace. And finally, a planet full of life, with small beings they had never seen before. One of them boarded an object that looked similar to the one they had just harmonized with. The large object eventually took off, leaving the planet entirely as it rolled through space unflinchingly. The creatures knew not where these visions came from, nor why. But they new that each vision held importance. And so they had set off to build their own flying object. One that could take them anywhere in the entire universe. One that could even take them to the center of the universe. One that would let them explore the cosmos just early enough to be explorers That is what this music makes me visualize. Thank you.

[@IsAStormComing]

This is beautiful. Thank you. You're quite the storyteller. You should be a dungeon master.

[@soupbane1688]

@@IsAStormComing Thanks! I did always want to play D&D, but I seldom know people who want to play it, especially around where I live. But I have been writing stories in my spare time, and a new one is releasing on the 23rd if you'd want to see it!

[@epiceaston197]

Dude you only got 44 like this is insane this deserves much more attention this is a great read it vaguely tells the story of outer wilds which is really cool

[@h3ktic592]

this is perfection, criminally underrated.

[@Mrmz44]

Listening to this while stargazing is some experience

[@alario5206]

This is art

[@desplanchesstevan1418]

youtube recomandations doing wonders, as always

[@FlutterSwag]

I like to imagine this is wait the probe heard over the 14 billion years as the universe was being reformed

[@DiegoSannie]

Thank you for upload this!! 🤗

[@lizzardborn2645]

beautiful

[@captaindummy5020]

Perfection

[@rustykerman1678]

This is awesome! Do you think you might ever be able to give the song Echos of the Eye the same reverb and slowing effect?

[@pit_lol]

I can absolutely try to do this! I might try to do this tonight, even! :)

[@rustykerman1678]

@@pit_lol That would be awesome!

[@pit_lol]

@@rustykerman1678 I made the thing! The link is this: kzbin.info/www/bejne/p4fFqoF8mqijf5Y I will also put the link in the description for this video, in case you can't click links from comments :)

[@gabrielcasztro]

ooo this is perfect