Interstellar - Soft Music & Ambience - S.T.A.Y | 8 Hours Relaxing Sleep

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Published on January 30, 2025 3:01:31 AM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qwVooLLnLcU

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As you might be able to tell... i watched Interstellar. I already knew and loved it or course, what i mean is that i watched Interstellar for the first time on a IMAX cinema, after 10 years regreating only having watched it at home! So here it is a little Ambience Experience for you!
I made this slightly different and soft version of the main theme for you ❤ ️

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✨ ASMR Weekly Presents Roleplays and Ambiences ✨ The Fantasy scenes in this video are fictional and do not represent any real people or places. Created and animated by me through a long process of image, video and sound editing. softwares used include After Effects, Premiere Pro, Blender, ai tools. All sound is layered using stock sounds and more recorded by me.
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