The subtle sounds of Saigon hmm. I don't hear much soldier here, but I'm definitely catching that post-war protest vibe. The documentary type. The looking back glass. The end. It's got that good groove of moving on, through the fumes of fury bombs to moving dawns with a few stooping fawns standing in a group on lawns! The rising sun warm like a newborn. Nice.
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interesting poetic synopsis! thanks for the review!
I like the groove, though sometimes the background riff seems to skip out of sync with the foreground music. The 'chuck chuck' comes on at the wrong time and breaks that moody melodic magic a little, or the pace moves faster than the main music. I think, also, that since it's a more noticeable background loop this time it gets easy to focus on that, and move from the tingling mingle of the smooth solo to the occasionally mustering monotony of the background. Sometimes you notice it, sometimes not so much. I like how it livens up at the end btw, would be cool if you hd time to do one of these sometime (genre of choice) with no loops at all, just live layers entirely! Btw, in the background, could that be a Contrabass..? Overall it's a smooth and moody tune, good music as always!
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I agree now that you mention it, the track is a little more monotonous than usual. No, not a contrabass. Just a guitar pitched down an octave. That would be pretty sweet if it was a real contrabass though.
hmm, well you've given me an idea. A track with no loops? I'll have to record more than one take lol. It'll be a little harder to feel the groove and plan on the go, I'll try and see how it goes. I am planning to release some tracks that have loops, but they build layer upon layer throughout.
thanks for the review as always!
What a mellow tune this one. Ambient and pure, and yet there's a grungy wisp to it that makes me think of Gorrilaz, for some reason. For some other reason I imagined it'd sound like the safe room music from Resident Evil before I played it. Strange impressions play in my head, but the ring of fire is a better suite, a suitable scenario, though I imagine just the lone drifter instead of the group, trudging on wearily as debris streaks the ashen sky. It's soft, and ambient, and peaceful, but not really a tone of harmony. I like the mood... it's like you're standing at the end of the world, and you accept it. Good piece.
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Gorrillaz huh, interesting...Safe room music from Resident Evil sounds fitting to me. And that last scenario you provided describes what happens in the icon for this piece. Cool. Thanks for the visual review!
An ambient and inspiring adventure track. Nice.
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Thanks for all of your feedback! It means a lot.
Not bad at all! Haven't tried the trap genre before, but this sounds like something I could perform to. It's subtle, but energetic at the same time. Nice.
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The build-up was great, but the melody felt... strange, intriguing, different, but not really what I'd expected. I can get into the groove though. Overall it reminds me bit of Darude. Nice work.
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Basic, but usable. :) Loops perfectly too!
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Maybe there's something wrong with my speakers, but I don't notice the clipping at all. It's a nice and jumpy melody, though the peaks do feel a bit sharp. A smooth and vibrant tune, nice work!
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This is a pretty nice tune, slow and ambient, but not without variation or rhythm. I like how it picks up occasionally too, and the transitions are smooth. Makes me feel like I'm riding a train, looking out a window, and occasionally it speeds up, or crosses a bridge, or some amazing view passes by. It's a trip! Nice work.
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Soldier of Saigon 
Day's End Blues 
Safe Haven 
Pathways 
Trap Beat 
Under Attack 
Drum Loop 
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