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DWJazzBassist

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  1. Great job! I like the lyrics quite a bit! I can definitely picture a rock / pop band doing this! One suggestion to the track itself though is possibly work on the drum part a little more; make it 'drive' and 'groove'. It just seemed like it didn't really 'groove', but that may just being Guitar Pro's below average instrument sounds. xD Just a suggestion anyway! I can totally picture this grooving with a real good drummer though! Oh and I like the ending too! Good work!
  2. This is my arrangement of the battle music from the video game Quest 64. I am replacing my old post of this with a slightly revised arrangement. Quest 64 Battle Theme (Revised)
  3. Thank you very much for the comment! Yes, I plan on doing stuff to the mixing and possibly have more of a melody as you mentioned. As for the ending; yes, the entire piece is in the key of Cminor but I thought it sounded interesting to end on an E note (imply a Cmajor chord). It just added an unresolved effect that sounded cool in my opinion but yes, I can see how that doesn't really fit.
  4. Hey, thanks guys. Yeah I didn't spend much time on this, just split the original piano tracks and gave them different instrument tones; and of course made a drum part. Anyways thanks for comments!
  5. A song I wrote a while back, originally composed for piano. Inspired by epic film music. Composed with Reason 4.0. Escape at The Last Second

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