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| cjhoose said 1347 days ago (March 19th, 2006) | |
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layers of thought and sound The string background is gorgeous, both in the high and low ranges. Really like the patterns in it. Guitar is interesting, almost brings to mind some Chinese music... and as always, you know how to make that piano sound good. :) MissChaos is right, it's dark, but takes you places you've either forgotten about or haven't seen before.. The second half is especially beautiful. Check out my latest song called Julia
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| datafunk said 1347 days ago (March 19th, 2006) | |
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nice theme yep, very nice theme indeed, I'd love to hear more variations and parts around it, have you planned anything or... was it just something in the middle of the night? Check out my latest song called Dr Lioli vs the seven blender army (feat Dr Lioli as himself)
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| BranDaMan said 1347 days ago (March 19th, 2006) | |
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Meditative I like how you build this peice. I am not sure if that is a harp or an acoustic guitar you are using but it sounds very nice. Song sort of has a dark meditative feel to it. The strings sound great. Too short a peice though, you can extend this into something larger I believe. Thanks for sharing. Check out my latest song called Giving Up (Instrumental)
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| charliechen said 1347 days ago (March 19th, 2006) | |
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I can see the title credits Quite cinematic. The opening for a murder mystery set in the woods, maybe. Nice job. Check out my latest song called Sparkles in a Lullaby
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| Leon said 1344 days ago (March 21st, 2006) | |
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It's not John Cougar Mellencamp..but it sounds so good. This has a little bit of an exotic arrangement to it, not quite classical and almost verging on eastern (Chinese as CJHoose intuitively points out). And I agree, it's a little brooding and dark rather than grand and energetic, which is a welcome diversion from your usual style. Also, this has a minimalist layering of sounds, consistent with Eastern music (and Eastern art in general), although I suppose you didn't have that in mind when you composed this song. Certainly a refreshing treat from someone who has a wide-ranging style of musical design. Great job, Ben! Check out my latest song called The Nightingale (music and lyrics by Oceans)
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| said 1343 days ago (March 22nd, 2006) | |
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this reminds me of the Inspector Morse score. Definitely, suitable material for film. Well done. |
| Komrade K said 1343 days ago (March 23rd, 2006) | |
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Quiet reflection There's something quite meditative about this yet at the same time something agitated and unsettled. It's over way too quickly but I could imagine it working in a film score perhaps a scene with no speech where a key character is weighing up an important matter and choosing their next course of action... Great track and wonderful low strings KK Check out my latest song called Ye Mariners All
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| said 1342 days ago (March 24th, 2006) | |
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I Dig this one. Nice departure to a slightly darker and reflective sound. You might be on to something. |
| jefferson987 said 1240 days ago (July 3rd, 2006) | |
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This Has Potential Well, like my title says, "This Has Potential" and lots of it. I really liked the theme that was being built. But where is it takeing us? Every trip needs a destination, but I guess your still traveling. Check out my latest song called Rick
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MissChaos
You're right, this is different for you. It doesn't have that carefully
thought-out feeling; which makes this sound spontateously emotive, if
there is such a thing. It's a success! Dark & soothing, it evokes some very
cool images. This one has a delicacy to it that is a departure from some of
your other stuff as well. I wanted to hear more! And a new MacBook!
Whoo hoo! More, more, more! Thanks for this one, Ben.