New Ambiences: Apothecaria
🕑 Added 2021-10-27 14:52:21 +0000 UTCGreetings Patrons,
A couple of months ago I was asked to created ambiences for the solo, journaling RPG, Apothecaria, written by Anna Blackwell (Delve, Rise, Umbra).
In the game, you take the role of a village witch, creating potions for villagers, adventurers, even monsters, who come to you for help. The potions you create and the stories that unfold come together to create a beautiful journal that is unique and personal to you.
I created 9 tracks, one for each location in the game. I've added 3 of those tracks to the website. Anna has graciously allowed me to share the other 6 tracks, plus all of their alternative variations here.
These are game related ambiences, but also highly usable on their own. A village, a swamp, mountains, a strange city etc. (If you read the game, you'll understand why there's a banjo playing in Blastfire Bog.)
I would ask that you please respect Anna's wishes and not share these, or upload them for public use. And please consider purchasing the game.
I apologize in advance for the arcane numbering scheme. This happens when I only include a few of the tracks on my website, but add others to Roll20 etc. It helps keep things in a semblance of order!
Edit: Unfortunately, Patreon won't allow me to add all the tracks to a single post, so I'll spread them over 3 posts, then come back here and edit this one with links.
Thank you all, as always, for your continuing support.
Best,
Tim
Comments
Tabletop Audio
They should be totally fine, but you can always email Anna at annablackwell1994@gmail.com to be sure. - Tim
DicelyDnD
Are these alright for use as ambient music in streaming D&D games? Or would you prefer they not be used due to their association with Apothecaria?
Rob Leonard
These are great...what a surprise. Thanks for working it out so you could get us all the extra tracks...what a great set. :)
Jeffrey P
I always love having your peaceful tracks to use. I do have one question: Meltwater Loch (MUS only) has some strange sounds at 1'40" that I would have thought would have been separated into the Ambient track. Not sure what "instrument" they are??
Stu Driver
Smashing! Thanks very much for these. :)
Fletcher Haug
This is fantastic!