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Harry Potter Final Fight

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I uploaded it only for this forum, because mp4 files can't be uploaded here. So please don't share it with anyone without my premission. I know it's not great, but I'd like to hear your opinion anyway.

 

Thanks :P

 

*I had no choir samples when I made this one, so every time I wanted to show that something that has something to do with the final defeat of the dark lord, I used chimes, that sounds like the church bells.

I think you've done a decent job here. The only criticism I could offer is that each section of the track doesn't quite feel cohesive enough as a whole and you could maybe try and smooth the transitions a little better to help it really feel like 'one track'. That being said I did enjoy this, good job :)

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@Slazeus

Thanks for the feedback :)

I'm not that good at transitions (if you listened to any other work of mine you probably noticed that),

but I'll try to make a version with smoother ones.

I think it needs some ostinato patterns adding action to the sequence. It is the final fight after all.

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@saigen

Do you mean things like running woodwinds and strings?

idk, it doesn't really feel that intense. Stuff is going on, but it isn't a sword fight or something. 

They're barely moving when they do their wand fight. 

I don't remember this movie very well, but I think it's some kind of mind fight.

 

It's dramatic but it's not moving.

Edited by Rabbival507

This is very cool. Great atmosphere. I agree with Saigen that some parts need ostinato, to ground it. But otherwise this is a great job. 

  • 3 weeks later...

Hey pal, what software do you use for your percussion? 

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16 minutes ago, Jonny Clifford said:

Hey pal, what software do you use for your percussion? 

 

For orchestral scores, I'm using Eastwest Hollywood Orchestra (I have gold but if you have the money for that you can but the diamond version).

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