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Everything combines so nicely. It's actually rather inspiring, making me want to go finish a few projects.
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The drum track seems rather generic. The song, on the whole, is rather repetitive; It's the same theme just being replayed with different instruments. It's not even the full theme, it's just the first half. It's all so very bland, it's almost a mockery.
And it's the main theme from Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind.
Author's Response:
Yeah, I was originally going to play something on the drums but I can't find my microphone so I plugged in a generic beat on FL : \
Your comment has been registered. I didn't really know what it was, my friend just showed me how to play it on the keyboard and I thought I recognized the tune from Oblivion.
Thanks for reviewing
-Dejinelli-
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Honestly, it sounds like you just went to a video game midi site, downloaded a midi, and changed the instruments to something 8-bit. I'm not saying this because I looked around on such a midi site and found one that matches up with this one exactly, but because at 1:02 it sounds muddy with sound. It cease to be arranged music and just becomes noise.
I suggest you go back, tone down the probably 15 or so instruments you have going to something more manageable like 4 or 5. One of the "rules" of 8-bit music (on the NES, at least) is that you can only have FOUR notes playing at one time, or four-note polyphony. 8-bit composers typically used the four notes for four different channels (as attempting chords would have sounded horrendous): One channel might be the bassline, another the "piano" or lead/saw, and the other two for snares (static) or strings (sines).
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This is a great sound that you've got going. It'd be really awesome if you made a full song out of this.
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"Doesn't sound like one note"
This is a really great example of how strumming can affect the sound of a note. Great stuff!
Author's Response:
Thanks very much. Glad you dig it. :D\m/
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Although a bit too long for what it offers, I'd still recommend that people listen to the whole song. I could definitely see this being used in a game.
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I really want to do or make something awesome after hearing this. The guitar sounds too grungy and distorted, though.
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The notes sound the same and have a very "patterned" sound to them, though.
Author's Response:
They're obviously not the same. :P
But thanks for reviewing. :)
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This song makes my brain feels scrambled and my face melted. It's a good feeling.
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LOL
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"I am a man who walks alone, and when I'm walking a dark road at night or through the park . . ."
- Iron Maiden
When I read the description/quote from Wikipedia, I immediately thought of a cover for Iron Maiden's song. At first I was disappointed with how it wasn't, but at 0:25 that started to change. At 0:48 I was thinking, "This is sounding pretty cool regardless."
This is a really neat song. It has a nice ambient vibe to it, and it almost makes me have chills down my spine. I kinda feel bad about rating it a 4 before 2:00.
The only criticism I have is that the "choir" at 3:50 doesn't quite sound good and natural. Some of the higher-toned string sections have this too, but I'm not sure how either could be changed to make them sound better.
Author's Response:
Thank you very much. Yeah, the strings sounded a bit weird, but they kind of had the right tone. I tried other soundfonts, but this one was more effective, despite lower quality. I think the choir sounds a bit weird because there's also a flute there on a similar tone, and it might disrupt it a bit.
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