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By asking that you’ve already failed. You needed to have the khakis the whole time.

I’m supporting you from another angle, not contesting you, my argument goes against OP’s suggestion, and yeah I don’t think OP was being literal, but it’s a fun thought experiment

The other problem is that it’s a slippery slope. Theoretically whoever would be in control of essentially killing these people would be the ones who make the final decision on who those people actually are.

With that level of power corruption will be unavoidable and people that are not even actually flat earthers will die as well due to their deaths being convenient in unrelated ways for the group that decides which flat earthers get jettisoned into space. I don’t think anyone should have that power, humanity has more than proven by now that placing people into positions of that much power never works out squeaky clean.

Go through the rest of the Deathbolt soundtrack for more of this style by Chris Christoudoulou, and then listen to the Risk of Rain 1 and 2 OSTs for a more prog rock style from him.

In terms of approachable jazzy ish OST, maybe Halo ODST’s OST, even though that’s way more downtempo. It’s hard to think of other music that hits exactly this level of chill, but energetic and inspired. Bluesy, but electronic.

In terms of an utterly standout OST that features some jazzy tracks you could check out Katana ZERO’s OST. there’s multiple composers there and so more genre variety but it’s an incredible soundtrack with a few jazzy pieces like Snow’s Theme or Rain on Brick or End of the Road, but there’s also more synthwave stuff on there that’s all just standout.

Awesome game. Awesome composer. Chris always makes bangin’ soundtracks

In terms of what OP wants to use it for, it’s free in all but name. Even after evaluation you only need to say “thanks I’ll buy it later” and the popup goes away, all features still work.

It’s that friendly approach and incredible price that got me to fully purchase it and buy into the ecosystem I’d then been long acquainted with. Would highly recommend Reaper. Agreed on the light amount of default plugins, but again for such a small, specific use case it should be more than fine

I’d also recommend REAPER, a full DAW just like Ableton, but the full feature set is free instead of a lite version, but Ableton’s a good one, too. I think OP would be harder pressed to find a program that specifically does that compared to just using a DAW that can easily do that and much more.

Thank you guys for posting this. Pretty incredible… I wonder how it’ll shake out.

Agreed. Sure, that stuff is missing, but I really loved going to Reddit to read things, funnily enough.