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You can listen and join the journey alongside the whales. Listen to the ambient music of “Orca’s Journey.”<\/p>\n

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Orca’s Journey was released on August 23, 2021. Inge’s first-hand experience while on a fishing trip in the San Juan Islands in Washington, a whale jumped out of the water right in front of her. She was sitting on the motor box in the back of a Reinell boat. Her husband was concerned she might go overboard, but she was quietly watching the whale and smiling. She said, “It was amazing to witness, and the whale did not get tangled up in the fishing lines.” It was a peaceful, joyous moment.<\/p>\n

This is Inge’s popular ambient instrumental track. This is Inge’s first fully digital soundtrack. It was created using Reason Studios software. Instruments within the software are selected to play on the keyboard to create the sounds.<\/p>\n

Let’s take a look inside the Reason Studio software. The left side is the instrument plugins that you choose, and on the right side is the SSL mixer board with 24 tracks. This is a digital audio workstation interface showing the SSL mixer board within Reason Studios software, displaying multiple tracks and instrument plugins for music production.<\/p>\n

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Orca’s Journey soundtrack used three patch sounds from the Thor\u00a0polysonic synthesizer. The patch names used are Artic Breath, Cosmic Fluctuation, and Singing Coral Reef. Watch a short video of these three patches.<\/p>\n

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