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| DuoAzzoni said 2813 days ago (September 11th, 2005) | |
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Yes, try again ...but to look for a videogame sound is a good idea. "Múm docet". What I don't like are the excessively reverbered leads, and little variety overall. What you need is to enrich the sound palette of the sing, though I understand that maybe you tried to keep an overall homogeneity of sound. But if your aim is an ambient piece with little variety in it, you should stress more on the hypnotic intuition you clearly had. Check out my latest song called Forse un Mattino
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| Keith O. Edwards said 2804 days ago (September 20th, 2005) | |
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As Light as a Souffle I like this because it doesn't step on Debussy. Very musical and maintains the mood. Check out my latest song called Talk About Sufferin' Here Below (and let's keep a-following Jesus)
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| Keith O. Edwards said 1402 days ago (July 23rd, 2009) | |
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I'm Very Angry I listen to this often and always enjoy it, but I just now read the criticism by DuoAzzoni, and am I honked. This is a fine rendition, and everything Herr Professor DuoAssoni says is buncombe. Another of those classical trollers trying to appear intellectual and superior. Can he do better than this? I think not. Check out my latest song called Talk About Sufferin' Here Below (and let's keep a-following Jesus)
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Tiago_Zontag
this sound remenber me music of the game in 80/90's year. Excuse me, but this is very bad! Debussy revolve im tomb. hehehe. Try again!