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JBerger - Entering the 4th dimension

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Well, this is the first time in years I do any special with the orchestral ensemble in Reason. I really wanted to catch up on other genres than electronica for a while, so I started a project yesterday brushing up on what I know about composing symphonic parts. Heres the result after a couple of days work. More to follow.

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I like it, very dark, hope to hear more! :)

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Thnx for the comment, Heck. Well its not intented to especially dark, I think I tried to put some sort of adventurous mood to it, and some dark elements probably slipped in to make that type of mood I guess.

I really liked 4th Dimension! It had a really nice feel to it. I did get adventure feelings from parts of the track mostly the 2nd half, it was sort of half dark half adventure. Well done :)

I agree that there are some dark elements to this.

The piano is a nice touch.

You use the orchestra as if you are using electronic instruments so your electronica background is very obvious in this. That can be a good thing as it brings out more colors that way.

Not sure exactly what you mean by entering the 4th dimension though. The 4th dimension is usually considered to be time/space as described by Einstein. So as soon as someone is born, they enter the 4th dimension.

Nice work

Ron

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