Two Ups and a Down

Not commenting on the music really, but personally, I didn't feel much Quantum Chromodynamics. Made me sad.

Protons are personal friends of mine. I've shaken hands with them all. I think it's sad that you took the typical route and made them into a playful bouncy choppy thing. Protons are much more elegant, well rounded and together. The beauty of the Proton is just lost.

Originally Posted by DOFTS

Not commenting on the music really, but personally, I didn't feel much Quantum Chromodynamics. Made me sad.

Protons are personal friends of mine. I've shaken hands with them all. I think it's sad that you took the typical route and made them into a playful bouncy choppy thing. Protons are much more elegant, well rounded and together. The beauty of the Proton is just lost.

I think that you commented directly on the music. You feel like this piece has taken the title and cut it down in some manner.

I happen to disagree, but we live in a country that allows us to have our own opinions.

I am sorry that you did not like my idea of protons, but such is life.

Thank you for the comment

Ron

I don't know why, but there are some parts that reminded me of the music from "2000 A Space Odyssey".

I really like the energy contained in this piece, lots of vitality which is something I appreciate. Perhaps you could rethink some of those piano runs? A lot of them seemed like they were just scales, and surrounded by more interesting material they seemed out of place.

What did you use to sample this? It sounds good.

Chris

This was composed in sibelius with GPO (Garritan Personal Orchestra) and JABB (Jazz and Big Band, another Garritan product) and is rendered in Sonar 7 Studio.

Often times I put in scales to start with and then come back and give them more diversity. But in the beginning stages, I just want to go from here to there and scales are the easiest way to do it. In time I will get eachy run down the way I want.

Thanks for the comments.

Ron