I loved it
Wow, you really got those beats sizzling! This was a really cool piece of music, you manage to do so much with so little, which is really an accomplishment in itself. It kept my interest the entire time, making me anxious to hear what you were going to do next.
You're really getting good at what you do, are you planning on persuing music as a career at all?
Keep up the fantastic work!
Thanks man, I don't think it deserves straight ten's, but thanks!
Well, making music my life is really what I want, but it may not be possible. I'll have to crank it up a couple more gears I guess. Yeah, producing hard NRG, progressive house and mind blowing breaks and d'n'b touring the world would be my dream...! :P
You're probably one of the people here who could make it a practical career. Good luck with it if thats what you intend.
Wow!
Welcome to Newgrounds! Judging by the quality of your work, you're certainly a great addition.
The piano sample was good, the strings could use a little work (sound a little synthetic), but still better than a lot of stuff here.
The piece created a great mood, you clearly have control over your music, which is good. How long have you been composing?
Keep up the great work, I can't wait to hear more from you!
5/5
I'd love to get your opinion on my latest piece, Stormy Seas, but only if you have the time!
Great job!
This piece had a great feel. What I'm impressed most about is the clarity. I've heard a lot of rock/metal that sounds very muffled and hard on the ears. Have you setup a direct input to you computer?
Well done, keep up the good work!
5/5
Wow man thanks a lot for stopping by to review. Yeah I am recording direct to my computer. The rhythm was done with just my Digitech GNX2 hooked into the line in on the back of my PC. The lead I ran my GNX2 through my amp and then into my computer. Glad you liked it.
Not bad
I wasn't a fan of the beginning, but it got better as the piece progressed. I would suggest that you add more complexity to your piece. Adding more parts to it, and diversifying the instruments.
The remix sounds like it could have some potential, it just needs a little more developing. It's a good start.
Keep up the good work!
5/5
If you've got a second I'd love to get your opinion on my music!
thanx for the advice! ill try to add more complexity and stuff to my newer songs for sure. yeah man, ill check out your songs! no prob
thx for the review
Wow!
Great job! You certianly aren't a beginning at the piano, which is great. This piece was well composed. I enjoyed the melody and the chordal progressions.
In terms of performance, it was pretty good. I think you could work on brining out the melody more and lowering the left hand parts. Also, a lot more expression could have been put into the piece. I see many places where fermatas and tempo fluccuation would have given the piece more life.
At any rate, very well done, I'd love to hear more music like this! I'm going to 5 all of your stuff, you've got great tracks here!
5/5
If you get the chance, I'd love to get your opinion on my music!
i'll definitely practice my piano and see how i can improve my compositions. i'm glad you liked this! thanks and i'll check out your music.
Not bad
This sounds like the start of a piece, not an enitre piece. It seems as though you set it up to loop. Nonetheless, it loops pretty well for an mp3 file, it seems you spent some time trying to get it to look properly.
I wasn't a fan of the drums you chose, perhaps they could have been a bit softer? I did like the chord progressions. An arpeggiator may have worked well in this if you had developed the piece further.
What sequencer and samples are you using? Keep up the good work!
I'll give you a 5 to try and keep it at the top long enough for you to get some more advice from people. If you have a chance, I'd love it if you would take a look at my tracks!
well it was late when i made this, and i just chose the drums to make it sound more techno-y!
I didnt use a sequencer this time (:O) i used the trance pluck 2 in short synth, and set it up as multiple notes being played. or sumthing like it
sure ill checkout your stuff, and also, thx for the 5!
Nice work
I wouldn't call this jazz so much as ambient, but that is a very minor detail. I love your style, a lot of your stuff has an ambient edge to it (if that even makes sense).
Some of your instrument choices weren't amazing, such as that odd synth in the middle that began to solo (although the electric piano after it was fitting). Also, I wasn't a fan of the snare rim hits (or wood block?) at the beginning and throughout the piece, they were a little distracting. Nonetheless, overall everything fit well and nothing really stood out like a sore thumb.
I also enjoyed your vocals, very soothing. It's nice to hear someone who has a matured voice, I can't stand it hearing 13 year-olds singing (or trying to death metal).
Nice music, and a nice website, too. I'm going to go and 5 all your stuff, you really deserve it. You're very underrated. Keep up the great work!!
Wow, reviewed by Orr himself... just, wow.
Mature voice? But i'm only 15! :P
Thanks, i appreciate the effort :)
Mysterious
The piece had a mysterious feel to it, I can't quite describe it. Great atmosphere, I loved all of the very quiet instruments, you had to really listen closely to hear the sophistication of the piece. One thing that I really liked was how the main melody was quieter than the rest of the parts, except it was audiable because of the quality of the sound.
The guitar dropped out and in an odd place, it was the biggest drawback to the piece. If you were to go and make revisions to the piece, I would advise you to keep the guitar part in longer.
The samples you are using are pretty decent, what sequencer and samples are you using?
Wow!
Great piece! It had a very original sound to it, it was very refreshing. You have some of your insturments a little heavy on the reverb (or perhaps just the ambient pads were a bit loud), so it detracted from the impact of some of the hits, but that's a very easily fixable aspect of the piece.
You certainly have a knack for writing music! How long have you been composing, and what sequencer do you use?
Keep up the great work!
5/5
Klace...
most of these are not your works. You cannot go to places like vgmusic.com and take a midi file and throw it into a sequencer and add instruments. I'm not going to be an ass and zero all your stuff here, but you shouldn't do this. Submit your own stuff instead.
Quite frankly, I'm surprised these haven't been flagged.
Most of my earlier pieces aren't my Original Works, I'll admit to that, And I am definately gonna start submitting my own Classical stuff as soon as I can.
By the way your new song using Gold, If I'm correct, Is Amazing.
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