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| basil81 said 1392 days ago (February 2nd, 2006) | |
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Wow Thanks, I got a long way to go myself. Wish I had more time. Keep rockin! --- Why fight? Just make music baby, 'cause it's all good... Check out my latest song called Score This Draft 1
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| RickB1 said 1393 days ago (February 1st, 2006) | |
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Great! I'll give it a whirl, Basil! Meanwhile, some of your work inspired my new one, Via Maris. All constructive criticism welcome. Check out my latest song called Defining Moment
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| RickB1 said 1393 days ago (February 1st, 2006) | |
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Oh my gosh! A beautiful interlude giving way to a ferocious brass anthem with a touch of darkness and danger, and resolving into a contemplative aftermath of woodwinds and foreboding strings with an ominous end statement. As usual, your brass and percussion combos leave me in awe. Check out my latest song called Defining Moment
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| basil81 said 1392 days ago (February 2nd, 2006) | |
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Oh my gosh! Thanks again RickB1. I'm a little worried about this piece because I literally hit a wall and don't know how to finish it. Just too busy to sit down and figure it out these days. Peace. --- Why fight? Just make music baby, 'cause it's all good... Check out my latest song called Score This Draft 1
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| dreadmon said 1392 days ago (February 1st, 2006) | |
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Very Elfman This is wonderfully produced and arranged - it could be a Steve Bartek job, which is to say that it's very evocative of 80's Elfman, which ain't a bad thing - actually, there are moments that tend to get brighter and more optimistic than Elfman (he IS the master of the darkness in movie music these days), but a good deal of this really sounds like either "Batman" or some of Shirley Walker's stuff from "Mask of the Phantasm". On another note, you are very much in command of your GB skills and I could learn a thing or two from you in the production department, well done! Check out my latest song called Dive!
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| basil81 said 1392 days ago (February 2nd, 2006) | |
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Very Elfman I was waiting for someone to notice the little Batman in here. Good call. Love Elfman, and Bartek for that matter. Oingo Boingo was awsome, wish I was old enough to have been around to see a live show back in the day. Yeah, if you listen to my other stuff, I'm basically ripping off just about any film composer out there, due to my lack of classical training. Loved your short films and music, very different, very cool stuff. Awsomenessness.... --- Why fight? Just make music baby, 'cause it's all good... Check out my latest song called Score This Draft 1
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| said 1392 days ago (February 2nd, 2006) | |
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Excellent Good to hear another of your pieces, Basil, even if it's unfinished. Ghost User? |
| basil81 said 1392 days ago (February 2nd, 2006) | |
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Excellent Thank you very much Mungo. Ghost User is my log in on my mac that I use mainly for garageband stuff. My regular login has all my work stuff on it now, so that's the story behind that. Good hearing from you again! B. --- Why fight? Just make music baby, 'cause it's all good... Check out my latest song called Score This Draft 1
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| alley-oop said 1386 days ago (February 8th, 2006) | |
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huge! wow, what a dynamic score! very impressive movements and themes. the melodies are very interesting. instrument use is quite tastful. cool builds, tension released. bravo! Check out my latest song called anymore
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| ktb said 1363 days ago (March 3rd, 2006) | |
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nice score love that forte transition halway through. also appreciated those "pipe organ" sounds in there. I too struggle with orchestral piecs but you've given me some inspriration here. you also rose the bar about 9 feet :-) Check out my latest song called Texas stump
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perceptualvortex
I like this. I'm doubly impressed because I've been struggling to make some interesting orchestral music in GB... I have a long way to go! I love the dramatic horns, and the string accents... really the whole thing sounds good, and it would work really well in the right film.