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I spent quite some time on this peice. I think this is a fun and energetic song. I still hear some crackling but I wasn't quite sure how to get rid of that. |
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You must be registered and logged-in to comment. Even better! &mdash 03/18/05 - 10:10:15 AM
Brandaman the Prolific &mdash 03/19/05 - 07:54:55 PM
Wonderful &mdash 03/19/05 - 09:00:43 PM
Thank you &mdash 03/19/05 - 09:09:52 PM
My guess is... &mdash 03/20/05 - 04:17:03 PM
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works! I liked the 3-part style, with the slow movement in
the middle... if you used a different faster tempo & melody
in the 3rd movement, it would almost be considered a
short 3-movement symphony! Fun stuff. There were a
couple of places (like near the end with the "rattler") where
the percussion didn't quite line up with the music. But
your use of orchestration and dynamics were quite nice. I
can't tell whether the crackling sound is clipping (due to
high volume) or just some weird interference/distortion
with some instruments... it almost sounds like the latter,
because it sometimes happens when the music's not too
loud... I wonder if there's a bug in GB, or if you're hitting a
CPU/disk horsepower limitation with so many
instruments. Maybe you could try bouncing a few tracks
of instruments at a time out of GB, then recombining
them as real tracks, to see if that eliminates the static?
Anyway, fun piece!
ttfn,
Drakonis
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