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My last instrumental rock piece (V3 Song)

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This is my last instrumental rock piece.

I would like to hear all of your feedbacks, comments, criticize, analysis...etc

You can listen the mp3 of this song here :

http://www.soundclick.com/bands/page_songInfo.cfm?bandID=402524&songID=6945985

or

www.myspace.com/ugurdariveren

Midi file

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Anyone?

Post something other than a midi, my computer is rebelling against it and I'm sure you'll get a better response to an mp3. :)

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Post something other than a midi, my computer is rebelling against it and I'm sure you'll get a better response to an mp3. :)

Maybe you're right but midi is short file and i dont think recording midi sound to mp3 and post it. I cant post real version too because I didn't record it yet.

This has some nice ideas and sounds quite upbeat. You have a nice theme going on here! It sounds really interesting, and the slower section was very nicely done. It is just a little repetitive, but that's fine. I think this sounds slightly comical, which is not a bad thing.

Good job!

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I picture this in a nintendo game title

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You can listen the mp3 of this song here :

SoundClick artist: Ugur Dariveren - page with MP3 music downloads

or

Ugur Dariveren on MySpace Music - Free Streaming MP3s, Pictures & Music Downloads

Nice work man. Very Satch.

The cut at 3:40 is pretty harsh. I'm not sure if a more solid transfer could be made. Same with the return to the head.

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Thanks Ferkun.

The piece is interesting for use of the modal scale (lidian mode), and for the rithm change in the last part.....

You have a nice theme going on here! It sounds really interesting, and the slower section was very nicely done. It is just a little repetitive, but that's fine.

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You have a nice theme going on here! It sounds really interesting, and the slower section was very nicely done. It is just a little repetitive, but that's fine.

Thanks for the taking time to listen and comment :)

This is pretty good. I did start a pretty good MP3 of it, but unfortunately just from the midi I wasn't able to transcribe the lead guitar part. But I might try again when my internet is back up.

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This is pretty good. I did start a pretty good MP3 of it, but unfortunately just from the midi I wasn't able to transcribe the lead guitar part. But I might try again when my internet is back up.

I didn't get what do you mean :)

Your transitions are very interesting, I love the way you work with the guitars. The bass could use some work though, I put my bass up really high but I still can't tell if a bass part really exists at all. That could make all the difference in a song like this.

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Thanks for your comments Lord. I have bass there but it plays usually root notes maybe thats why hard to tell. Also maybe the mix of it.

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