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Haha. Well, wow.
I honestly really didn't expect that at all, I had to listen to the song a few times before I was actually able to compose a review in my head. I really like this song a lot. I know the main purpose was to test the guitar and such, but I gotta say I really loved the vibe at the beginning of the song the most. The guitar was a great variation though, I think it should be split into 2 separate songs haha. Anyways, there was only one problem, and literally only one... When both guitars were playing at once, even though they were panned appropriately, they were playing at almost the same volume, creating an unpleasant harmonic that muddied out the background synths and drums, I would suggest adding some sort of mild sidechain or remastering the guitars.
Anyways, before I go, I have to tell you a real quick story about the introduction to this song.
Okay, so I'm extremely tired because I just got off of work and I'm a little tipsy, so that may explain my vision a little bit. But anyways, when the song was introduced it brought me way back into my childhood to a wonderful memory I had with my dad. We were in the back yard, and both had built snow forts, and had stashes of snowballs, and were having a snowball fight, then the entire neighborhood joined in and we had a giant snowball fight war. <-- major run on sentence lololol.
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The subtheme also could be a child growing up (the synths representing youth, and the guitars representing the aging process.)
Anyways, good work! ^.^
-Aaron.
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