r/ambientmusic

I have always used to native voice recorder but I’m not actually sure what it records in or if there is something better out there.

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What Ambient field recordings have you frequented?

What American composers, musicians, or bands do you recommend for any gene of Ambient music?

Hey everyone, I recently started my own ambient project after mainly making EDM for over 10 years. It's been a really refreshing change of pace, and I'd love to connect with others here who are doing something similar.

Are there other people in this sub currently working on their own ambient stuff? I'd love to hear what you're making and maybe swap tracks or feedback.

Happy to share a link if anyone's curious, but mostly just excited to meet people who love this kind of music.

Hello! So I had a friend put out a new work on bandcamp and, since I don’t use Apple Music anymore, even though I have an iPhone, I had to turn it into a file and just open it that way. But for music that isn’t on anything but bandcamp or if you just wanna listen to stuff you’ve purchased or downloaded on it, how are y’all doing this? I mean, I have like a creator app, but I’m not even sure if they have a listener app, if that makes sense?

Apologies if this is easier said than done I just don’t know that I wanna download another app if it’s a waste of time. Thank you!

1. She plays occasionally Japanese music - I don’t know much about Japanese music, but I enjoy learning about it.

2. She plays ambient music, which sometimes I’m very much in the mood for.

3. She plays a lot of female artists - for example, Nina Simone, Patti Smith, The Slits, PJ Harvey, etc.

6Music is richer for having Mary Anne.

Does anyone else here enjoy horror ambient mixed with heavier electronic elements like dubstep? I love slow-building dark soundscapes, unsettling atmospheres, eerie drones, and then letting everything explode into a heavy drop. Curious if there are others into that style or if you lean more toward pure ambient.

My latest found which left me stunned