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Soundtrack kinda thing

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I was bored few days ago. Just sat and construct this.

What do you think?

http://www.box.net/shared/b270tk0g0i

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Anyone? :unsure:

I love the intro sound. The entire thing had a nice mellow feeling to it. It'd be cool if you made it longer and added more variation. Overall very nice.

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Thanks for the comment.

Any other?

It is not the kind of music I like. Good for what it is. Too short tho!

This could be in the soundtrack of a spy/action thing, I think. It's got that laid back but suspicious/tense atmosphere. Pretty cool, you should continue it.

After a laid back drum roll to end that MP3 I can totally suddenly hear a sax entering and playing a cool jazz solo.

That would be a swell continuation I think.

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This could be in the soundtrack of a spy/action thing, I think. It's got that laid back but suspicious/tense atmosphere. Pretty cool, you should continue it.

Thanks for your comment SSC.

You read my mind :) I was thinking a spy/action thing too while I'm making it.

Also do you have an idea how can I continue it? Should it have main melody or not? I couldn't find an instrument to write a main melody also.

Thanks for your comment and idea Yachar. I never thinked sax on this and I'm crap at writing jazz sax solos :D

I have to say, I really like this Jem. Very reminiscent of the opening music to quite a few 1980s thriller movies - which I absolutely adored as a kid! Hope you get this finished, would love to hear more of it.

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Thanks jawoodruff. I hope I can finish it too.

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Updated it. Added some little ornamenting stuff and violas, horns and trombone at the end but I think trombones ruined it.

Your Porn musixxx career is about to take off.

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Lol Alexander :)

Anyone to comment the trombones at the end?

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This sounds great! The percussion is the best bit, sound pro!

-I think the first chord is a bit sudden, needs an intro with a 'pitched' instrument, not just percussion.

-the background staccato strings sound wrong - it sounds like like a legato patch rather than staccato (EWQL staccato can sound like that). They also sound very separated from the lower strings. Also are they playing a 2nd (a tone apart), I don't think it sounds right, try a third apart or something. Usually you should imagine the strings section as one instrument.

-I think the English Horn (or oboe?) stands out a little too much, a bit too nasal.

Well I made a few criticisms but its generally good! Most of my criticism would be solved if you took a month or two to read a good book on orchestration. I really like this one Amazon.com: Orchestration (9780486243832): Cecil Forsyth: Books . I got mine second hand from amazon. Also how much have you studied classical harmony, there are a few minor points 'wrong' with this piece but they are easily fixed.

EDIT: What did you use for percussion though? It really sounds pro!

I definitely hear this as an intro to an RPG fantasy game, no hesitation in my mind.

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Thanks for your comment DJ.

The staccatos was trumpet as I told you :P

I never studied classical harmony. I used Stylus RMX for percussion thing.

Thanks for your comment too gameman :)

I also updated file after last changes I made.

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