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This may be a little loud. I wasn't really going for melody in this one, just effect.
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| Leebo said 1716 days ago (March 15th, 2005) | |
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Holy orchestras, batman! Very Hollywood / Marvel comics characters. I see Spiderman, Darkman, Batman etc. Some of the horns were a bit distorted, but otherwise this was fab. Check out my latest song called Bang Bang
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| Kevensor said 1716 days ago (March 15th, 2005) | |
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Movie Score! I agree with Leebo. This is totally a comic book movie soundtrack. I can almost see the opening sequence when I close my eyes. Great stuff! Check out my latest song called Smoove
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| drakonis said 1716 days ago (March 15th, 2005) | |
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Hmmm... bipolar horn section... This is not as cohesive and inspiring as some of your other (amazing) productions. It felt like you slapped it together a little hastily. It was indeed bombastic, but it was missing a melodic hook, and the repeated pounding symphonic hits were too repetitive... you didn't employ any "Manheim crescendo" style buildup to ramp up the excitement. You did some work with dynamics, but overall, the work seemed skeletal... lots of brass staccato, but no sinewy strings or woodwinds behind it to fill it in. I know you said you weren't going for melody, just effect... but due to the sketchiness mentioned above, I think the effect was beaten up by the robotic bully horn section. Sorry, but you've already posted some prior music that made me set a mental bar pretty high for you, 'cause now I know what you can do, bwahaha :-) And this wasn't as well-thought-out and polished as some of your other things. ttfn, Drakonis Check out my latest song called Lullaby for the Inner Child
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| TobinMueller said 1713 days ago (March 18th, 2005) | |
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Mars rising Very cool and classic sci-fi via Gustav Holst's The Planets but without the melody B section of a John Williams theme. More like a character motif or entrance fanfare. Very well orchestrated and performed. The loudness is indeed powerful, but it actually distorts in my speakers, which may not be your intent. I really like it, tho, and hope you can remix so that it doesn't distort. Check out my latest song called Forge A New Life (MJRF)
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| thetiler said 1690 days ago (April 10th, 2005) | |
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music. .. Like the starship feel. Music at the beginning almost breaths. Like the use of the cymbals. Good intense buildup here were i am hearing the trombones. I hear that echo, good transition in softness and loudness. Thanks for sharing Check out my latest song called The Bluebird Cafe (with two other guest)
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Tom Atwood
Excellent dynamics, although toward the end the contrast
seemed too sudden, and soft, in one spot. Great, powerful
piece. What software are you using for the instruments?
Jampack?