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Finding the truth

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and here is the second tune! :Penjoy :)and dont forget to visit my website at:www.gonzalomartins.com

Finding the truth

I loveed this one =))

very well done ma friend =)

sorry if this comparison is offensive, but it makes think Hans Zimmer's "Chevaliers de Sangreal" sometimes

Oaksdonsad

nicely done! i enjoyed this one, the intro was forwarding, tempting to listen more.

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thank you very much guys for the props :)

i have just heard this hans zimmer tune for the first time now and i have to tell you that comparing it my piece with this SICKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK TUNEEEEEEEEEE IS AN HONOR!!

thnks once again :P

(by the way... i can't actually stop to listen to this sick tune lOLOL)

Extremely well done stuff!! I reallly like the tension you built up throughout. It transferred excellently at 0:52, and really held me in anticipation. However, I would have liked more of a release at 0:56, with either some Trombone and Trumpet flying around, or some more heavy percussion and bells to boot. It felt a little anticlimatic compared to what I would have expected when you just moved back into a slower section.

I love that usage of staccato violins, very nice. The only nitpick is when you use lots of the same notes, I'd suggest adding some variation, so the volume changes fairly heavily throughout, to make it more fidgity and add even more to the action.

I think I've asked you before, but what rig did you use to compose this? You have lots of talent here, and this piece is clearly made by a very well accomplished composer. Awesome :)

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Extremely well done stuff!! I reallly like the tension you built up throughout. It transferred excellently at 0:52, and really held me in anticipation. However, I would have liked more of a release at 0:56, with either some Trombone and Trumpet flying around, or some more heavy percussion and bells to boot. It felt a little anticlimatic compared to what I would have expected when you just moved back into a slower section.

I love that usage of staccato violins, very nice. The only nitpick is when you use lots of the same notes, I'd suggest adding some variation, so the volume changes fairly heavily throughout, to make it more fidgity and add even more to the action.

I think I've asked you before, but what rig did you use to compose this? You have lots of talent here, and this piece is clearly made by a very well accomplished composer. Awesome :)

mate thank you very much for the props and stuff.

as i said in the other post (Trailer Soundtrack) i dont really have any secret in the rig to be honest... lol

i 80% of what i use is East West Gold and Gold XP. apart of that it is just stuff like Storm Drum or True Strike etc.

as i was saying in the other post, if you check my website (www.gonzalomartins.com) there is a piece (Cheeky) that was composed using Reason Refills (which are in my opinion the worse VSTs ever lOLOLOL) and, in my opinion, it sounds reliable. i guess that the main secret is really how u mix it and not so much what u use :P

but thank you very much for your complements mate :P

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