Nicely done
again, a very sweet loop. Very short, but delivers what you claim right away. I love that flute sound. Did you add a reverb effect to it? It seems this piece in general has a healthy dosage of reverb, and a delay effect on that piano, which brings about a marvelous feeling for a "cave"
The beating drums, adds a nice tensive energy to it.
work well done Ludzix. This one loops significantly better then the other one as well. Keep up the good fight!
Slick
Hey pitbulljones!
So I decided to drop by, I brought several grape juice boxes to sip and enjoy whilst listening, and wouldn't you know it, this is the perfect type of song to listen to while bopping your head and sipping your grape juice...
god damn I love this grape juice.
In any case the song itself is mixed really well, the synths in the background, though some have said it doesn't mix well, I actually like the dirty synth. It adds to me, a very interesting layer on top of the song. That riff that plays throughout the entire song, gets a little tiresome, thankfully you layer so many things on it, it doesn't get too tiresome.
Still, I would have appreciated hearing it played either by a different synth, or mixed up.
Other then, bloody brilliant pit. I salute you, and give you a juicebox. Enjoy it, and keep up the good fight!
Her Maestro', thats a couple now how think this is a boppyity tune, it's nice to see it's got peoples attentions in that way. Ah you like the dirty synth, yay!!!
The opening riff im assuming here, yea can see where you're coming from with that, i probably should have took it out here and there and added it, I don't think of these things until pointed out but it's a very good point.
Thanls for the review againa and the jusicbox and i'm glad you enjoyed it too.
PM me whenever you need a review i'll come a running.
Pitters
Neat
very short, but quite emotional as stated. I love that progressive chord. It's been done before no questions asked, but I'm a sucker for this kind of thing!
It ends off rather abruptly, doesn't allow for fluent looping, and I wish the song was longer, but for what is here, it's good Ludzix.
Keep up the good fight, and keep em coming!
Slick!
hmm, I love this song. It's just a brilliant track and carries so much passion with it.
My first thought were directed at those bells. I didn't quite like them to be honest. It seemed like you added them on top of the original melody and they disrupted the flow of the song.
When the choirs started coming in, I was instantly reconsidering.
I really liked it when the choirs came in, you did good work with them, truly added layers upon layers to the piece.
In fact, I would say the bells actually helps at this point. You need to listen to them for a bit, get used to them, but well worth it after the adjustement.
The ending choir note was held for far too long. I realize the song builds up to a finish, but in my opinon, far too long. I would have liked too see the choir dim down to silence, and either sing along with the buildup end, or simply let the build up end arrive and finish it off.
All in all, a rather well made track! I would like to invite you to check out my work sometime djt820! Keep up the good fight and keep em coming!
Thanks man, About the long outro. I just tried to follow the original and thats how it goes. Thanks again for the review. \m/
Very nicely done
hey Beacon, I didn't find the piano too loud at all!
but I adore that melody, that insanely quick jumble of piano notes! This sounds live, and if you can play the piano like that, I have but no choice to tip my hat off in your direction. A round of applause sir! If it's fake... then thats one hell of a job programming it in.
In any case, this is a pretty good piece! I am not really familiar with Rachmaninoff's work, but this song makes me want to take a little dip into it. Very tense, very moving, and thats what I likes in my classical tunes!
And the song loops bloody flawlessly.
Work well done Beacon, work well done! Keep up the good fight!
I confess, I am, in truth, a terrible pianist... but I took me a good six hours to program in.
The loop was actually a cut- the original 11 minute MP3 was 10MB- well past NG limits. An attempt to resample it made NG think I had put it into 22.05 Khz, so I had to trim it.
Thanks again for reviewing!
Very crisp, high quality
such crisp vocals! Is that you singing!? How did you get your voice like that in the chorus part? it sounds like you doubled the voice, or you sang that part again and merged it. In any case, i've always wanted to know, so tell, and I will grant you one BILLION dollars!
The song is very sweet, and very smooth. Incredible quality, I am very surprised this didn't get more (any for that matter too) reviews.
I have no words to suggest in making it better. It's not my style Jazza, but I know it when I hear a good song, I wanted to drop my support. Keep up the good fight!
Slick!
How could I NOT review this piece XD. Hey fellow Maestro!
This piece is quite ingenious, the melody has the perfect Arabian quality to it. The sound quality is quite high as well. What VST are you using for these?
There is really nothing I can suggest to make this piece better, work well done! Keep up the good fight and keep em coming!
Hi Maestro Rage. Have you heard of Garritan Personal Orchestra? Well that is what I used for this. Do you have any suggestions for software? What do you use? Is it free or did you pay? Message me back if you can. ;)
I'm actually looking for choir synths.
Thank you for your review.
Good, but repetitious
The beginning of this song reminded me of a Wendy's Commercial XD. They have this really epic music, and I absolutely adored that melody.
The piano plays that melody pretty much throughout the piece. The other instruments are constantly changing to allow diversity as it progresses, which is nice.
After that initial change, the song gets a tad too repetitious. Nothing really happens for a while, then those high strings come in, and again quite repetitious. I don't this song needed to be this long to be honest.
Overall the song held a lot of potential, but it didn't move around enough to make it something amazing. It loops rather well.
Work well done regardless, keep up the good fight!
Yes, in its current form, it is very repetitive, but I wrote this on acoustic guitar, with lyrics... I just completely rearranged it for piano and set synth sounds, with the synth imitating the vocals... In its current form there is no harm to cutting down the size of the song (and I might do this with my other songs of this layout).
Cheers for the comment, glad it has a little "epic" touch to it.
WritersBlock
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The reversed speaking was neat. But when that woman came in, it became very evident that it was reverse talk. With the guy in the background, it sounded like it belonged in the background, which it did. As it doesn't really add anything melody wise to the piece I felt the woman speaking backgrounds could have been quieter, and less evident.
After the song picks up however that is not the case, the womans backwards speaking is the right volume.
The synths are all co-operative. Those bass synths were really quite something else. Work well done there.
All in all, some good work here! Keep up the good fight Rouge! I'd like to invite you to my page someday! Keep em coming.
thank you for the feedback. :) Im glad some one likes it. I was about to ditch this one and from the looks of it everyone likes this best lol go figure
Neat
hey Rocky. I see nobody has left you any reviews, so let me be the first to break that chain!
This piece holds some interesting notions. I see you are already familiar with automation clips? That synth that swelled up near the middle was a neat addition.
I would making that kick a little louder, it was far too quiet in the background.
The song didn't sound empty, nor did it sound that full. I would definitely consider putting another pad or so in there.
Nice slide use near the beginning.
Overall a neat track. I applaud the effort, keep up the good fight!
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