Imagine finding this playing music for eternity in some vampire's big cathedral castle in one of the tallest towers

this looks like homeboy just yoinked the actual files and rerenderd them with modern hardware, i cant see any weird ai upscaling like you usually do with remasters. this is amazing

The "fingers" playing the strings are robotic, but seems a bit too... Organic. It's kinda creeping me out.

Music is very cool and overall design is interesting, but what caught my eye is how every sound makes sense. I mean - there is a lot of little moving parts that stop/muffle/otherwise influence strings to get the effect that can be heared in soundtrack. Every unique trick string instrument players use is somehow represented in a machine and animated. Also the strings themselves look quite amazing - they bend under the "fingers" like a normal string would, and vibration looks exactly as it should, even when "fingers" slide along the neck of an instrument to create the rising or lowering tone. The dudes who animated this clearly knew a lot about different string instruments, and held at least several different ones in their hands. It's genuinely impressive

Looks like an ancient instrument of much more pleasant times now locked in the depths of the maze of time in one of the most hardest to get to rooms and space forced to play till the end of time as we know it. Anyone who has tried to retrieve it was struck by blazing lightning and turned to a statue of silver and platinum.

I wanna see the machine that tunes it....

who knew crab legs were so talented

My sister used to call this song "Crab Guitar"

"The figure struck onlookers as some sort of fantastical gunfighter, with that big duster coat, broad-brimmed hat and trailing scarf. And perhaps that person was, for after a moment they pulled open the coat, revealing a woman's form, and pulled out a rather large pistol from its holster at her side. 'I hear you've been hunting people, taking families for their bones,' came a sultry Southwest voice. 'Well since you have, it's time to go down.' She cocked the pistol's hammer and lifted it to take deadly aim."

Whenever I listen to this I get the vibe of an old story that I can picture in my mind. However, I can’t recall the story in my memory.. it’s all a blur..

I always saw this beautiful strummers as birds pecking at the strings. One of my favorite animusics for sure <3

On the rocky shoals of an island somewhere deep in the Southern Pacific lies a peculiar lighthouse. A bizzare string instrument can be found on top of the tower playing an alluring tune for many centuries. No one was sure how it kept working for that amount of time as there are no signs of human inhabitants on the island nor any facility for it to produce energy, leading with many speculations stating that it contains unknown, possibly supernatural abilities to power and maintain itself.

The pause at 40 secs leaves me breathless. Just a fabulous audio visual treat.

The fact the animusic series was from the early 2000s still blows my mind to this day 😅 core memories unlock eveytime im reminded of this amd watch them

this is still a lovely piece of music and the Animation is still a joy to behold.

The bass drop at

I always hope one day I'll be on a hike and see something in the woods that's even half as amazing as this, beautiful music

Oh my god, KZfaq recommended me the Pipe Dream remaster and I’m so glad it did so I could find you putting out all the rest just in the last week! I saw your comment on that one about working on the others, checked out Acoustic Curves (my personal favorite), and then out of curiosity clicked to see if you had finished any others. What a pleasant surprise! Thank you so much for these remasters, they are such a gift for those of us who grew up watching them, one we can now pass on to the next generation in even higher quality.

This is beautiful and creepy at the same time. Well done and fun to watch and listen to. Thank you.

This was the first ever Animusic clip I ever saw, on a Facebook post. It made me think of spiders and some kind of Star Trek style transporter accident that mesh several guitars together.