AGINARAH 13 / Silent Megacities

The gigantic cities on Aginarah’s third-largest landmass are a popular destination for dropouts, smugglers, and people who don’t want to be found so easily. Built centuries ago by autonomous construction machines to house millions of people, they are now largely abandoned. Just under 300,000 officially registered residents and an unknown number of unofficial inhabitants. AI-involvment in this video: Music: 0% Visuals: 80% If you want to by me a coffee, or if you're interested in some wallpapers from the videos: https://ko-fi.com/resomat Shop the music: https://resomat.bandcamp.com/ #spacemusic #spacemystery #focusmusic #electronicmusic #scifimusic #musicforgamers #videogamemusic #scifiartwork On this channel, I bring together my two great passions: electronic music and science fiction. As a child of the ’70s, I grew up with the visual worlds of Chris Foss, Syd Mead, John Berkey, and many others. Their images have had a profound influence on my vision of the future. Even though it sounds funny, another major influence—both musically and visually—was the TV series Captain Future with its German soundtrack by Christian Bruhn. Kraftwerk, Jean-Michel Jarre, as well as Frankie Goes to Hollywood and many others also had a huge impact on me. Why am I writing this? In some critical comments on this channel, I’ve been told that I use AI to imitate the visual styles of great artists but don’t mention them anywhere. I’d like to do that now with this post. I’m trying to find my own style and I think I’m on the right track, but of course I can’t deny my great idols. While I do use AI to generate the visuals, the music itself is created by me, without the help of AI. I use the music software Reason in combination with several digital synth plug-ins from Korg, Synapse Audio, U-he, and a few others. (I’m writing this because it’s very important for some people to know.) The music is intended to support you in your daily work or accompany you in your hobbies. Ideally, it should help you stay focused, even over a longer period of time. If the music from your favorite video game is starting to get on your nerves, I'd suggest giving “Raumzeit” or “Aginarah” a listen. My music is purely electronic with a strong sci-fi atmosphere. So if you would like to hear some guitars, then I guess, this is not the right channel. :-)