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Every good captian goes down with his ship.
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| Wildcat said 1196 days ago (August 14th, 2006) | |
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Exiting Story This is an exiting Story told by music.I am impressed from this work. From beginning to the end it fits in the line. How did you do it? Are these all Midi-instruments? Really a good Track! Check out my latest song called Somewhere in No Man´s Land
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| Einarus said 1196 days ago (August 14th, 2006) | |
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Klaus Badelt-ish This really makes me think of Klaus Badelt's work on Pirates of the Caribbean. (The first movie, that is - the second is Hans Zimmer's work) Nice composition and good arrangement - but the quality of the sounds are holding it back. I also could've used a bit more power in some places but I guess that problem goes with the software instruments. But nontheless a really nice piece and with the proper instruments/ equipment this could easily belong in some piratey, adventure-at-sea type movie. Very nice! -E Check out my latest song called Good Things Come in Fours
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| RickB1 said 1196 days ago (August 14th, 2006) | |
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Nicely done!! I like the voices in the introduction--the chord progression is intriguing as it leads into the forceful brass ensemble punctuated with light strings and cymbals. The "interlude: reintroduces the voices and a chord progression that is reflective and somber, perhaps reflecting a gathering of momentum or determination. Then the strings punctuate that emotion, ultimately giving way to a driven, fast-paced scene that evokes action and combat. I love the reintroduction of the voices at the end with the held bass line. My only constructive criticism would be that this piece holds so much interest and is such a wonderful "painting" that I would spend a little more time tweaking instruments to sound a bit more spacious, particularly in the fast section where it begins to sound a little too much like computer-assisted music and less natural and flowing. That's it, though. I really enjoyed this piece, loved the scene it evoked, and found it to hold my interest with some great chord progressions and changes in tempo-- and tasteful use of the choral voices. looking forward to more!! Check out my latest song called Defining Moment
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| AEROjet said 1191 days ago (August 18th, 2006) | |
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This is true drama Hey, I bet you love garageband's jam pack 4. You've got a good sence of how to use music theroy to communicate. Either you've listened to scores your whole life and studied them or you've taken college classes, because the drama you produce is real. When you have a cymbal crash, I suggest you add a bass drum underneath it for more emphasis. Otherwise you might consider adding an ocean soundscape track, just for fun! Catch you later.. -4 Check out my latest song called You Got Me (remix)
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| seamus said 936 days ago (May 1st, 2007) | |
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So appropiate Your music is so much in line with the series called "Victory at sea" from WW2 Great rendition Seamus |
| jefferson987 said 926 days ago (May 10th, 2007) | |
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cool Really?, I'll have to check that out. Check out my latest song called Rick
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The Orbiting
Not only is the composition terrific, evoking the title of the piece quite
dramatically, but the mix is just wonderful. The clarity and balance of
all the different parts is just handled so well.
If you played all of these instruments yourself, I'm going to have to
keel over dead. Actually, I may need to do that anyway, because if
they're midi, you've done an unbelievable job of making them sound
real.
Congrats on a great piece.