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Your Ears Will Never Forgive You

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This is for a contest for horrible music, so don't hate me. The intro is really soft because there was some glitch in the export. So just put your volume on max and that should fix the problem.

Your Ears Will Never Forgive You

Well it hold a certain structure, when I read this was to be "horrible" I tought it was much worse rolleyeanti.gif but it can be more "horrible" if you do more stuff like the final part, without a clear beat and harmony... just saying..

Sorry, you failed, this isn't horrible :P. It's actually pretty good. Maybe a tad boring at times--but not even because of all the breaks and such you put in. What were you trying to do make it horrible?

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No chord correspondence, poor motifs, repitionion, loudness... the little bridge section was a joke... but reviewing the whole thing, I agree it isn't as horrible as I first thought. It is pretty hard when your trying hard to make a piece fail.

^ I agree, it is hard to make an "Horrible" piece in term of disliking it and not wanting to hear it. This track actually has its fun moments. I think one important thing would be is to avoid to get the attention. But your bam and mess were entertaining. Sorry, but you failed, lol. :lol:

Anyway, it was a fun listen. :P

  • 1 month later...

Yeah, I actually found some of the dissonances intresting.

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