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| fasteddie said 46 days ago (February 4th, 2010) | |
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Very cool Wow, this is some really impressive work. I think this is the most unique sounding classical track that I've heard. Excellent! Check out my latest song called Armed Robbery
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| curtithird said 44 days ago (February 6th, 2010) | |
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THNX Thanks, but it [was] classical because there's no genre option for "orchestral" or something, because this isn't really classical at all. In fact, MacJams should add that as a new genre! Check out my latest song called The Choir's Turn
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| Einarus said 46 days ago (February 4th, 2010) | |
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Pretty good Lots of things in here I like. I think you'd be safe to add some additional reverb to some (if not all) of the instruments here, if not only but to lessen the obviousness of the poor quality sounds. Don't get me wrong - I like the Symphonic Jam Pack - but it's really tricky to make it sound even remotely believable. I particularly liked your ending here - very nicely done. Overall a fine job! -Einar S. Check out my latest song called A Forest Trail
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| curtithird said 46 days ago (February 4th, 2010) | |
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Thanks! THank you, although I did have issues with the reverb. If I turn the master reverb up any more, it will bounce all over the place, and just sounds sour. I also have an empty song that I always use that has every orchestral instrument set at the correct panning (left and right speaker) and right reverb, but the problem is that I did turn the reverb up, and disliked it, so now I'm keeping it as it is, because it's like a beast; you don't mess with it! Glad you liked it though! Check out my latest song called The Choir's Turn
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| Cameron said 46 days ago (February 4th, 2010) | |
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Rhythmic Vitality! The multiple-fast rhythms really drive this piece forward with a satisfying sense of urgency. As with your last submission here, I am very impressed with several aspects of your music: 1.) Your musical ideas; 2.) orchestration; 3.) related to #2, your choice of instruments playing the theme. Have you tried turning down the reverb on each individual instrument track, and then experimenting w/reverb in the Master Track? (You probably have, but I just thought I'd ask...) Otherwise, you might experiment further with reverb on each instrumental track. I think that you could have a very successful career in the future as a film-scorer! Nice work on this. Check out my latest song called Please Marry Me (w/PaulaMunk)
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| VicDiesel said 45 days ago (February 4th, 2010) | |
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Sweet this sounds very orchestral. You're getting a nice and dense sound. That shows arranging skills. Compliments. Check out my latest song called Big man
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| bud said 45 days ago (February 4th, 2010) | |
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Great movement and development definitely not sitting still with one idea here. Very cinematic - nice work. Check out my latest song called That E Thing
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| scaustrita said 45 days ago (February 4th, 2010) | |
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Overture This is great work. What catches my attention the most is the voicing of the instruments. The percussion is flawless.. :: Outstanding :: Check out my latest song called A People of Many Nations
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| eleveneyes said 44 days ago (February 6th, 2010) | |
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illustrative this is great! sounded way way way better than you described yet was exactly as you described. You got some talent dude! Nice work. Check out my latest song called Traveling Blind MJRF2010
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| curtithird said 42 days ago (February 7th, 2010) | |
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Reverb To all comments about the whole reverb thing, It was actually just the clarinet at the beginning and I wanted it to echo loudly, but Garageband only made it sound too pixilated. So sorry to all. Check out my latest song called The Choir's Turn
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| MannequinRaces said 40 days ago (February 10th, 2010) | |
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Nightmare Sweet! Where did you get the drum sounds?! Great composition. I'm not sure about the voices though around the 2:20 mark. Check out my latest song called Lost At Sea
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| ste said 36 days ago (February 13th, 2010) | |
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great themes here. i like those voices. well done Check out my latest song called bloodshot
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| curtithird said 36 days ago (February 14th, 2010) | |
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I will post a new, fresh version soon to make up for this one's flaws. Check out my latest song called The Choir's Turn
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| filmscoremike said 35 days ago (February 15th, 2010) | |
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So imaginative! Man, when those drums come in, I shot straight up in my seat. :) That's a good thing. I really like how you have some motifs, and play around with them. Don't take this the wrong way, but I hear so much improvement from some of the earlier pieces I listened too. Great job on this. And not to harp on the reverb thing, but you should totally add a tad bit more reverb to the choir. You will be amazed how much better they sound. :D On a random note, I really liked the horns after the choir stops singing after 1:30. This piece really is neat, and shows a ton of imagination. I wish I had this much. :) Check out my latest song called And So We Beat On
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| angelahope said 34 days ago (February 15th, 2010) | |
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lovely pro and what more can i say? i have to step my game up Check out my latest song called Love Is In Motion (feat. Grand Daddy Mack)
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I am truly impressed by this. I can't believe there's no loops.