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A kind of dance (sounds like a waltz) in G# minor, full orchestra, solo violin. slsldfslkj
MusicalRocky responds:
:D
Sounds good to me!
LOL I love your profile pic
Listening to song twice before I review. Just give me some minutes.....Okay heard it twice. You really are good with the horns and strings. Do you go to some music school? Two classical songs in one day!!! Your a bright kid. You need a hair cut though :) Nothing more to say but incredibly well made. I heard classical music makes you remember stuff better in school. Maybe I'll listen to your songs when I'm studying. Again great job and thumbs way up to all classical artists. Bye for now
MusicalRocky responds:
LOL I never noticed this review. And you'll probably never notice this response.
My profile pic that I used to have like...me at the piano looking like a noob? Yeah hahaha
Okay...I'm glad you think I'm good with brass and strings :D I do try, strings are my specialty, but practice is making me better with the brass I think. No, I didn't go to a music school. Yeah listening to classical music while studying is supposed to help you retain knowledge better :)
Lol thanks, I'm glad you liked it man. Thanks for the review.
Rocky
Nice classical song
It's a nice piece, very nice string work, I'm not sure if it is actual recordings of violin, or synthesized/sampled sounds, but the actual compositions are very well planned out. I like the diverse use of the other instruments of the orchestra, but the timpani is almost the only percussion that shows up, and almost too sparsely. Also, I would have to say the volume level of the brass instruments hurt the song, because it drowns out the strings, and at one part is way too loud compared to the rest of the track. The melodic and harmonic planning of the brass instruments were well done as well. You have great potential in this genre, and I would enjoy to see more of these works.
Erectronik
MusicalRocky responds:
Hey. That would be a synthetic violin lol. It's a very nice sample though. Yeah, timp is the only percussion throughout. Whenever I use percussion, I don't add them as a means to give the song a rhythm. I want them to be a voice of their own, giving the song some color. If I put the timpani in some of the other places where I had left it out, it just wouldn't have fit, nor would other percussion. Yeah, sorry about the trumpet volume :( That's not how I wrote it. I didn't know how to fix it with the mp3. I assume the part where it was way too loud was near the end when it has the main theme. (That was quite loud.)
I'm glad you thought I did a good melodic/harmonic job in the brass. I'm still quite new to brass. I'm glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for the really nice review.
Rocky
great job
Great work on this song! I have always liked your works, and this one is one of my favorates. the song really got interesting 30 seconds in when you brought in the chello? Overall this is a great song.
Only a few things that bothered me. I thought the trumpets were a little rushed in this piece, and the sounds started to sound canned, but they managed to improve by 50 seconds into the song.
Keep up the good work!!!
MusicalRocky responds:
Hey man. I'm glad you enjoyed this :D
Yeah at 0:30 you're hearing cellos and bassos on the downbeats. Violas, violins on the 2nd and 3rd beats. I like that part too :)
Not exactly sure what you mean by the trumpets being rushed. They seemed to go along with the right beats to me. Sorry the sounds were sounding bad in the first 50 seconds :(
Anyway thanks for the great review man.
Rocky
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- 3 min 21 sec
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