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| MarcoWD said 1909 days ago (August 31st, 2004) | |
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Guitar From a guitarists standpoint, I love the guitars. I love their interaction with eachother. Good use of effects and I think it's a rather good mix. Good job. Check out my latest song called Pull Me Through
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| Cameron said 1908 days ago (September 1st, 2004) | |
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neat ideas You have a good ear for combining and mixing sounds. Good guitar playing -- very lyrical and pleasant tone, and nice interchange between the tracks. Nice variety in the drum track too. The mix is pretty good, actually. But I'd like to hear just a bit more variety in the musical texture. It all sounds sort of the same from beginning to end without much contrast. Very pleasant sounding tune overall, though. Good job! Check out my latest song called EPONYM
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| Mr Winther said 1908 days ago (September 1st, 2004) | |
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neat ideas Thanks Cameron. I will focus on that on this new song I am working on. :-) Check out my latest song called Late summer night
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| Mr Winther said 1906 days ago (September 3rd, 2004) | |
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Download issue I found an error wich prevented you from downloading the song. Its fixed now. :-) Check out my latest song called Late summer night
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| TobinMueller said 1906 days ago (September 3rd, 2004) | |
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Wall of graceful power What I like best is the wall of power that is not overbearing but graceful, a very difficult thing to pull off. The "B" section is wonderful with its key changes and more aggressive rhythmic sense, and a needed change of direction, since the "A" section lacks a certain motion and variation, and is not as compelling as the power of the piece promises. Kind of a New Age Power piece. Excellent sounds and mixing. There is a hitch before your fade out coda, as if you cut and pasted a loop to begin again, which takes away from the sense of it being played by live players. Well done track. Check out my latest song called Forge A New Life (MJRF)
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| Mr Winther said 1906 days ago (September 3rd, 2004) | |
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Wall of graceful power " There is a hitch before your fade out coda, as if you cut and pasted a loop to begin again, which takes away from the sense of it being played by live players." I know, I forgot to fix it.... ;-) Congratulation for being the first who discovered it! :-) It tells me that you really listened trough the whole track. ... Wich I am very grateful for! Thank you! - winther Check out my latest song called Late summer night
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| core said 1904 days ago (September 5th, 2004) | |
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good demo You say it's a demo, for that I think it's pretty good. I agree with Cameron and others here, you have a good ear. This sound carpet of guitars is something that could easily get out of control, but you manage to hold it with grace. What is totally stomped now is the drum track. It more or less acts as a metronome. Also the bass is more accompanying the piece rather than carrying it. Other than that I find the overall sound refreshing. About the ending – the language you speak with this song could lead to a different, more adequeate ending. Check out my latest song called Skeleton
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...where this is going. I'd also like to hear a monster time
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