Cyril

One word. It is epic. And therefore it rules. Get the necessary elements and it will be one hell of a rock piece.

This is hot stuff! Wow, I love it a lot. Very dancy, and blends elements of several music styles... Hell its professional grade production on this. *bows to your superior production skills* By the way, that beat is HOT.

I dunno, I use Sonar for scoring, but only limitedly. I suppose if I really wanted to properly score something I should get Sibelius.. I wholeheartedly recommend Sonar for a sequencer, I have been using it for a long time, and I have only a few quibbles with it. Also, never forget to add reverb, especially to concert hall pieces. That is my tip.

I don't think its possible to make a score from NES format music. >_< I mean, since you have the figured bass, you could do some ear training. XD No just kidding. Not everyone has the ability to make a score, but still make music with a fair amount of theory and fidelity.

Wow... great playing, great songs in general. There are a couple times when I think the standard vocals could use some work, but generally great job. Tones on all instruments are great. Also, it seems your drummer uses a similar drumming style through a majority of your choruses. Good work though.

Low growl is tough to do. And replicating my original tone on the original recording was... proving itself quite difficult. I gave it my best shot... honest.

Synth1 is good. So is Triangle I aaand... that's it I think. For me,

Thank you Monsieur le Sax.

Bends scoops and falls I chose to omit because well... they are out of place in this setting in my mind. I can't believe I forgot to include Altissimo, but then again, I liked the way the composition came out and flair without reasoning never appealed to me. (And my altissimo is rather sporadic) I have been playing for... 6-7 years now... I dunno. I play a Selmer Series II Super Action. Nice stuff. Also, I was new to multi-tones. HAHA, I can usually do them much better now.

Sonata, by Lawson Lunde. Great piece.

If this seems improvised then I've done my job, however it must be noted that I lost the score... The score was previously on my last flash drive, it has since been... destroyed. :( I hope you enjoy listening to it, I tried to make use of as many saxophone techniques as I could, including multi-phonics and microtones. Enjoy! http://cyril.arnoldascher.com/acoustic/impression.mp3

sweet.

Thanks! Oh yeah, the link now works... <_<

Well... if you listen you will hear that your voice is copied and made into back up vocals. And yes, I can make the voice sound more digital... maybe, I may have to experiment. haha Generally its made with a TalkBox through a keyboard. But I'll see what I can do with my autotuner. If you could re record your voice that'd be great. you could be stronger a little, and you could try to do it in more than one take so that you don't run out of breath. ;) Thanks and good luck.

Hmm Very emotive. It looks quite challenging with all the time signature changes and things. Also, the parts are very broken up. Its quite enjoyable, though I think the sopranos might have a hard time holding that D on measure 33 for as long as you have written. Also, the ending of the piece on your MP3 and the PDF don't quite match.