Haha, even without this apparently randomly genius script this would be greatness to listen to. Those styles of speech are so different it's impossible to hear it's actually the same person, nice work!
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Haha, even without this apparently randomly genius script this would be greatness to listen to. Those styles of speech are so different it's impossible to hear it's actually the same person, nice work!
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Thanks dude :D
This doesn't sound familiarso I doubt I've heard the original, it sounds awesome though. Apart from being much longer than expected there's also that complete shift in musical pace and rhythm somewhere in the middle, which works well. So... which role did you play in the composition of this? Beats, piano? The guitar really steals the spotlight. Nice work!
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I did the entire composition while MetalRenard helped fix up a few issues with the orchestration and provided better VST's that I had to choose from. Of course both him and Rob provided guitar work, but it's all VST's except the guitars and piano.
Anyway, glad you liked it! :D
This sounds great, it's like a layer of 8-bit audio over a more verdant background tune though, though it's got that VG style it doesn't sound all retro. Regardless though, it's a nice melody. Would look better without the fading in/out though. Keep it going!
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Thank you. :)
For the most part this sounds ambivalently mystical, with a touch of dubstep in the background. It's a catchy tune, and I like the intensely eerie atmosphere it seems to bring sound too. Nice work!
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Many thanks.
Nice track. It starts off with a flash and then drops down to ambiance. Good beat in the background and a varied melody layered on top of it. Sounds usable, keep it going!
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This is a nice tune, tribal and progressive. t doesn't take long for a variety of instruments to kick in and the beat to really get jumping. Although new instruments pop up all the time, there's no variety other than progress, it just builds up and up and up and then ends. How about mixing just some of the instruments in different intervals instead of adding one after another? Keep it going!
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This was a nice, happy melody. Not sure I like the choir around 30-40, but the tropical music that kicks in after that is just great. It's like being out on a sunny beach, sipping Pina Colada, just chilling, having a good time. I could do without the sharp transitions that the rest of the track consist of, but anyway, good work.
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I'm sorry you don't like the choir or transitions. :c The transitions were one of the most difficult parts of this whole piece to be honest. The tropical part was just something that I thought up - why the heck not?
It's not very loud, but the element of fear is definitely there. With a little imagination I can imagine myself journeying through a dark place, shadows creeping over the ground, clouds pulling over the sky, a breeze chilling to the very marrow sweeping a whirl of dead leaves at my feet. Smooth, ambient, dark music. Keep it going!
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I was thinking of the game Amnesia while making this, so it's meant to be more of a background thing to give an underlying feel of unease while you're walking around.
Your imagination is pretty darn nice while listening! I like it!
Man, the insight in how much work was involved in the making in this really raises the bar for how much feedback I should include in a review. My first impression, with regard only to the sound, is that's ambient and fresh. I like the first chunk of music best, even though it's simple. It feels that part conveys the astral voyage much more than the others, but it's an interesting mixture of different instruments and melodies all the way through. Something like this should get it's own animation. I'm all for imagining things myself, but it would be interesting to see this with a forced pictorial track synced to the music. Keep up the good work!
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Oh man, I'd LOVE to see an animation to this. I'd be curious about what people would think about it.
Glad you like the ambiance and freshness of the track, I was hoping to make something... different. All the different sections were originally intended to depict sections of the nation's development, the end is when they finally get to space.
Thanks a lot, I hope to put out a new piece in a few days which I've been working on for awhile!
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