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Composer
Paul Lorenz
ISRC
ATL332609065
ISWC
T3162131188
Recorded
2019
Tempo (BPM)
72
Key
C minor

About this track

A gentle synth arpeggio opens at 0:04 in C minor — plucked, precise, establishing a hypnotic pulse. Ethereal pads gradually layer in, expanding the harmonic space, while a sub-bass arrives to anchor the texture. Electronic percussion provides subtle momentum, and bell-tone synths add a distant, crystalline accent. The arrangement resolves quietly without drama.

Little Things (Synthetic Version) is an ambient electronic piece in C minor at 72 BPM. Pensive, dreamy, and contemplative — energy at 3/10 — it is suited to documentary films about technology or science, corporate brand films about innovation, meditation and wellness app backgrounds, city time-lapse visuals, science explainer videos, and pharmaceutical or medical research commercials where an intelligent, atmospheric tone is required.

Delivered as a studio-mastered 44.1 kHz / 24-bit WAV file. A single Artyfile Basic licence (from €29.90) covers worldwide sync use across film, YouTube, broadcast, social media, and podcasts — no subscription, no recurring fees. For fans and co-owners, the Artyfile Limited Edition grants fractional ownership of the master recording and a share in global streaming revenue — royalty earnings depend on actual usage, are not guaranteed and may be zero.

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