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Mist and Mystery - noir (Patreon)

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2024-02-07 17:01:28

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2024-02

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Download 185. Mist and Mystery - Ethereal Ambient - preview.mp3

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"As you step into the alleyway, the city's incessant hum fades into a distant echo, replaced by the sound of your own footsteps echoing off the damp cobblestone. Thick fog rolls in from the unseen depths, swirling around dimly lit lampposts that barely penetrate the enveloping mist."

Hey folks,

I'm a huge fan of the City of Mist ttrpg, so when Bard tier supporter GM Bencompetence suggested a noir track for use in City of Mist games, I jumped at the chance. Mist and Mystery has a sombre noir vibe, with a sense of scale provided by some deep brass that play at the start. Whilst this is a noir track, I tried not to go too jazzy with it, so that it could theoretically be used in fantasy games as well.

Speaking of City of Mist, the new kickstarter for the fantasy themed version, Legend in the Mist, has just gone up, and at the $450k stretch goal you'll get a 10 track soundtrack composed by me! So if you'd like to hear some rustic fantasy music to go along with your Legend in the Mist games, be sure the back the project.

Alternate Version

Bard tier supporters have one alternate version they can access:

Ethereal Ambient: This versions slows the entire track down hugely, blurring the notes together into a deep and brassy ambience which, to me at least, evokes the feeling of a vast metropolis at night, thick with fog, steam trains passing by in the distance. This is one of those examples where I think I actually prefer the alternate version to the original!

I've attached a preview of this track to this post so folks from all tiers can check it out and decide if they'd like to get their hands on the full version.

Thanks,

Ian.

Files

Mist and Mystery - Tabletop RPG Music (moody noir atmosphere)

Help to support me write more tabletop music at: https://www.patreon.com/tabletoprpgmusic Spotify, Bandcamp, Foundry VTT / Tablespire modules, and other links: https://linktr.ee/tabletoprpgmusic Join our discord community: https://discord.gg/6fWBCQNkt9 "As you step into the alleyway, the city's incessant hum fades into a distant echo, replaced by the sound of your own footsteps echoing off the damp cobblestone. Thick fog rolls in from the unseen depths, swirling around dimly lit lampposts that barely penetrate the enveloping mist." Hey folks, I'm a huge fan of the City of Mist ttrpg, so when Bard tier supporter GM Bencompetence suggested a noir track for use in City of Mist games, I jumped at the chance. Mist and Mystery has a sombre noir vibe, with a sense of scale provided by some deep brass that play at the start. Whilst this is a noir track, I tried not to go too jazzy with it, so that it could theoretically be used in fantasy games as well. Speaking of City of Mist, the new kickstarter for the fantasy themed version, Legend in the Mist, has just gone up, and at the $450k stretch goal you'll get a 10 track soundtrack composed by me! So if you'd like to hear some rustic fantasy music to go along with your Legend in the Mist games, be sure the back the project. https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/sonofoak/legend-in-the-mist-rpg/description Alternate Version Bard tier supporters have one alternate version they can access: Ethereal Ambient: This versions slows the entire track down hugely, blurring the notes together into a deep and brassy ambience which, to me at least, evokes the feeling of a vast metropolis at night, thick with fog, steam trains passing by in the distance. This is one of those examples where I think I actually prefer the alternate version to the original! This composition, alongside all other tracks in my Tabletop RPG Music series, is designed for use in Dungeons and Dragons or other tabletop role-playing games. Game Masters are welcome to use any of these tracks to form the background soundtrack to their games. Patreon supporters can get downloadable copies of each track, including looping and 1 hour versions, alternate tracks, future track suggestions, behind the scene VODs, bonus tracks, and more! Thanks, Ian.