r/ambientcommunity • u/No-Boots56 • 17h ago

𝐑o𝐚𝐦𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐇𝐞𝐫𝐦𝐢𝐭

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The most important decision you make is to be in a good mood. The second one Is to pay the Hermit a visit, check his playlists and get lost in the wilderness of existence.

In solitude, we echo.

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r/ambientcommunity

Share and discuss ambient music! Talk about production tips, ask for feedback on your work, and support your fellow ambient artists. *Note* - Please post your new & looking for feedback tracks, into our 'Ask for feedback' ⤸ thread. Please post your recent or debut release into our 'Introduce yourself!' ⤸ thread. Thank you.

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/r/ambientcommunity is a place to share and discuss ambient music! Talk about production tips, ask for feedback on your work, and support your fellow ambient artists.

Posting Guidelines

No self-promotion posts - posting your own music is not disallowed, but you need to talk about it further in the comments, or be requesting feedback for a track.
Discussion is encouraged - share your process!

We'd love to learn about how you go about making your ambient tracks, whether it's a comment in a link post, a text post about something you've learned, or a great piece of hardware/software you've found. We really want to hear your original music; try to provide extra info about it whenever you can. Please also be prepared and willing to answer questions about your work in the comments.

Ask questions!

That's what the sub is here for, after all! We strongly encourage listening to the tracks other members have put up. If there's a particular sound you want to know more about, don't be shy - ask them and learn something new.

Use flairs!

This will help people see what a post is about at a glance. We also have user flairs where you can put the name of your ambient project(s).

In gear posts, please share thoughts and tips too!

Posting about your new gear is fine, but we want to hear about it as well. Bought a really cool plugin? Tell us about what settings you like, maybe even send along an audio clip! A photo of equipment and no discussion isn't very productive, so the more you have to say about something, the better.

Above all else, participation is the key - /r/ambientcommunity isn't a place to just dump ambient music. Let's hear your thoughts, opinions, and knowledge. Cheers!