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| Cameron said 1075 days ago (December 13th, 2006) | |
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another meditative piece Very nice chord progressions. But sometimes the chord voicings sounded somewhat thick and "mooshy", and the string sound came off sounding a bit synthesized. Were you using the regular string sounds in GB or JamPack 4? JP4 is well worth the investment, especially for your kind of orchestral ear. The ending to this piece, as in one of your other submissions, was rather abrupt and didn't resolve the earlier material. That being said, you do have a good talent for chords and creating a mood, and I look forward to hearing more of your work. Check out my latest song called EPONYM
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| stevewhit said 1060 days ago (December 28th, 2006) | |
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Superb! From the first note that I heard I just knew i'd love this. Thanks Jason Steve Check out my latest song called schooldays
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| kristyjo said 973 days ago (March 25th, 2007) | |
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Very nice piece. I enjoy what my music ed. prof called 'taking a tone bath' on occasion. That is what this is for me: soothing chords with well-timed progressions. I thought this would be beautiful for a clean soprano vocal line to improvise over. Oh- and I also love the graphic! Check out my latest song called What a Friend We Have in Jesus
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elfdaughter
Very soothing, very relaxing - excellent work, Jason. I'm sure you'll go far on MacJams - an excellent start. I'll certaintly be watching you. ;)