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Melt - A Horrorwave Instrumental

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Published: 17 Nov 2025 › Updated: 17 Nov 2025Melt - A Horrorwave Instrumental

Melt - A Horrorwave Instrumental


It is time for another #midimonday and 3ds max, vray and tyflow experiement.

Chip engineers have been toying with the idea of creating cybernetic beings out of nano sized particles. Each particle would be able to copy the information from a human cell and replicate its activity perfectly.

Thus, they envision a world where they create copies of themselves and live forever. They dream of flying to the stars with millions of copies of themselves linking together like soldier ants to create colonies of synthetic humans on all the planets.

Unfortunately, right when they get to Mars the dust has some disturbing properties. It has a weird magnetic charge that destroys anything with complex electricity running through it. The mars rover was so simple it could withstand the dust, but the synthetic humans just melt when encountering it.

Now numerous billionaires who copy themselves are hit with mortality as they try and colonize their first planet. With them out of the way the humans on earth begin to revert to basic farming technology and a small clan system of government. They create various religions with the theme of immortals melting on an orange planet and to never seek everlasting life but rather work hard and grow your crops on earth then return to it.

The video was created in 3ds max, rendered in vray and the particle physics were created using tyflow. Music was made on my Akai MPK Mini IV (I just upgraded from the III) with various synths like Iona, Jura and OPx-4.

That’s all for now, thanks for looking 😊


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