11th Century by dyet

If we were to imagine a form of ambient music being played in the 11th century, it might involve the use of drone-like sounds produced by instruments such as the pipe organ, or the chanting of monks. The music would likely have a repetitive, meditative quality, and its purpose would be to create a peaceful and calming atmosphere for religious contemplation.

In my renderings I tried to develop a mediative quality that encompasses a tranquil sound.

Ambient music artist based in Sudbury, Canada. dyet has been exploring the limits of sound since he was younger and has developed a unique style that blends electronic and acoustic elements with a touch of classical music. His music is characterized by its ethereal textures, haunting melodies, and otherworldly soundscapes.