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Pan's Labrynth rescored

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for a composer competition. this is for when the Pale Man wakes up and puts his eyes in his hands and starts chasing Ofelia. I broke up the scene into 5 cues, this is the last one. the music might not make any sense if you don't hear the first 4 cues since it establishes the themes and motifs, but this if personal favorite part. composed entirely using EWQL Goliath.

Pan's Labrynth rescored

Cool track, unemployedcomposer,

Interesting writing. Definitely feeling tension. The mix doesn't sound very good though. It's sounds a little bit distant. You kinda lost me in terms of attention around the middle. Maybe a bit more variety there.

I'm thinking about getting Goliath as well. How is it? How are the sounds and how they do compare to other libraries?

Peace on Earth,

-John

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I know what you mean. I had a lot more instruments in there but the sound from Goliath is so realistic that it eats up memory like there's no tomorrow. going to update to an 8gb 64 bit on friday.

and yes I will definitely recommend Goliath, it's amazing. 40gb of almost anything you want to do. it's amazing. just amazing. if you have the processing power you can do so much. and the effects you can put on the music mixing wise is also amazing. they give you so much control. it's amazing. get it

Hot damn. I think I want it. My dream is to get a solid desktop too. I'm reaching the limits of my composing on my laptop. I'll see if there are still fun deals on Goliath.

Peace on Earth,

-John

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