Description : Strings, brass, and a piano (as always). Very orchestral, film"ish" (as the project was originally called) First time really using woodwinds in any significant role. Hope my fellow loopermen (and women) enjoy! By the way, if I ever stuck for inspiration it only takes but five minutes listening to everyone's awesome tracks, so may this inspire as you all have inspired me.
~Doug
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I like the keys on this one. In certain places in the song I had gouse bumps. the mixing is really good. No overlapping, no clipping, everything is hearable crystal clear.
This is a great piece...huge, epic melodies marching on with that ancient feeling...I was a hero a little bit til listened to your track...:-)
Stunning mix with my hats off...
beautiful piano in the intro (I don't know the judas priest song mentioned by cru).
The cinematic part starting immediately after is very good.
My personal highlight the "calm" part starting ~1:40: superb arrangement.
Brasses and strings are "credible" (not an easy thing to achieve in a DAW).
Overall: good song.
Ciao, Domenico
PS: I like a lot the sound of the piano...may I ask you what are you using?
Ominous piano notes to kick things off and that's a good piano sound. Bit of subtle percussion in the background.
Then you're getting stringy, with some dark ladies' choir appearing to push things along.
0:42 higher string note of great tension.
0:59 bigger kick and bigger string theme. Something not quite right with that kick. Sounds like it should be a kettle drum or something more suited to this music. Good delay on it though.
1:38 piano does some nice higher stuff then a new string theme. And woodwinds. Then that kick, which is more of a metal/rock kick so that's maybe why it seems out of place.
2:46 good delayed percussive element, which is actually a synth. But it's operating more like a hat.
3:06 brass has good tone. Melody too. This is accomplished stuff.
I don't choose to listen to this sort of music but totally respect it so congrats.
Very nice composition Doug. Opening Piano Remined me slightly of Judas Priest "eulogy" off of the angel of retribution album. but this morphs into cinematic splendor. I love the strings chord progressions.
good work, fav'd
cru
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I like the keys on this one. In certain places in the song I had gouse bumps. the mixing is really good. No overlapping, no clipping, everything is hearable crystal clear.
Well done :)
Gretings
This is a great piece...huge, epic melodies marching on with that ancient feeling...I was a hero a little bit til listened to your track...:-)
Stunning mix with my hats off...
Respect and shake hands, Danke
The cinematic part starting immediately after is very good.
My personal highlight the "calm" part starting ~1:40: superb arrangement.
Brasses and strings are "credible" (not an easy thing to achieve in a DAW).
Overall: good song.
Ciao, Domenico
PS: I like a lot the sound of the piano...may I ask you what are you using?
Ominous piano notes to kick things off and that's a good piano sound. Bit of subtle percussion in the background.
Then you're getting stringy, with some dark ladies' choir appearing to push things along.
0:42 higher string note of great tension.
0:59 bigger kick and bigger string theme. Something not quite right with that kick. Sounds like it should be a kettle drum or something more suited to this music. Good delay on it though.
1:38 piano does some nice higher stuff then a new string theme. And woodwinds. Then that kick, which is more of a metal/rock kick so that's maybe why it seems out of place.
2:46 good delayed percussive element, which is actually a synth. But it's operating more like a hat.
3:06 brass has good tone. Melody too. This is accomplished stuff.
I don't choose to listen to this sort of music but totally respect it so congrats.
No real suggestions apart from changing the kick.
good work, fav'd
cru