ATMA is out, and I downloaded it last night! Woo-hoo! It's pretty amazing, and amazingly pretty; yet I still managed to get creepy, eerie sounds out of it when I tried. Can I hold MNTRA responsible for my loss of sleep and consequent lack of productivity today? This will be amazing for meditative, therapeutic musics, South and Meso- American spiritualism or historical music, as well as various folk settings across the globe.
What I particularly loved is that I quickly realised how versatile these instruments are. They are great to use as the centre-piece, or even the sole instrument, on a track; but they are also useful for various purposes that could be done with regular instruments but are more easily done with MNDALA instruments. For instance, I put together a brief atmospheric piece earlier this morning, and used ATMA for the percussion as it was so easy to vary the effects and tones on the fly.
Bee, your feedback made our day! So glad that you are enjoying Atma and that you see all the possibilities that we crafted into it! We can’t wait to hear what you create with it, so please do share some of your explorations and creations whenever. Sending warm greetings and good vibes from Montreal 🙏🏽✨☺️
Brian & the Mntra Team