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A friend of mine wrote this and I mastered it for him. He doesn't have an account so leave him some comments to read!

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Uploaded: Mar 18, 2008 - 11:15:06 AM
Last Updated: Apr 04, 2008 - 07:05:44 PM Last Played: Jul 10, 2012 - 12:59:18 AM
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magnatone said 1919 days ago (March 18th, 2008)
Overworld
WOW - this is fantastic! I'd really call this a classical piece of music - an excellent one. You've got some very fine orchestration chops - really really impressive! Good work!
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chipan said 1908 days ago (March 29th, 2008)
Your friend
has great orchestration skills and is a fine composer. This is really well done. The mastering is great too.

chip
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drakonis said 1902 days ago (April 4th, 2008)
Definitely cinematic in scope
Nice flowing piece of music. I like the ebb & flow of this, and you can never go wrong with Celesta, tubular bells, and brass :-) Interesting faux-ending there, unexpectedly nice to have the ending crescendo followed by a light string post-ending. My only critique is that (as is often the case) the brass is a little thin sounding. This may be something you can fix with some careful equalization, or adding expression-curves on some notes, or it may be necessary for him to re-orchestrate a bit of this to have some low brass in spots to add growl (e.g. low trombone or tuba crescendos underneath the trumpets and french horns.) Getting the brasses and strings to sound realistic is a really tricky business... Overall he gave you some great material, and sounds like you did a good job tweaking it.

So did he ship you a MIDI file, and you rendered it in GB/Logic? Or did he send you a pre-recorded audio file? It would be helpful to know what software and instruments were used to do this.

ttfn,
Drakonis
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jefferson987 said 1901 days ago (April 4th, 2008)
Thanks for your input!
I was giving a midi file to work with. The samples are from the East West Quantum Leap Gold library.
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jefferson987 said 1901 days ago (April 4th, 2008)
Thanks for your input!
I was given a midi file to work with. The samples are from the East West Quantum Leap Gold library.
Check out my latest song called untitled
Skean said 1902 days ago (April 4th, 2008)
Wow
You and your friend should do a song with drakonis EMBER this is music I like a lot.
Thanks for pimping it in that forum.
Very nice done.. Bravo

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said 1871 days ago (May 5th, 2008)
Cool!
This is simply amazing. Great job!

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JustinWebbAcoustic said 1867 days ago (May 9th, 2008)
I'm really happy
that you put this up Jeff--the master sounds really well-done and I'm so happy that people are getting exposure to some of my work!
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dhshush said 1809 days ago (July 6th, 2008)
wow!
this sounds great. it belongs in a movie like Legends of the Fall or something like it.
segiperkasa said 1679 days ago (November 13th, 2008)
cool..
This is cool...
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