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Well this is the first part of my big work I was busy with since last years november.

Before everything: the end is cut suddenly I know. I wanted to make the possibility to download the parts and edit them into the big one without any stops. Hope you'll like this solution.

And I know that there are only some minor changes (panning, volume fixing, smoothing stuff, pitching, etc.) comparing to the unfinished one that I've submitted earlier. I didn't see anything wrong with it.

Well enjoy it - I hope you'll be satisfied with the result.

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Score: 10

"Dear god man..."

by: Blood-Raven651

date: July 29, 2008

You should work for Creative Assembly. Im not say that because i like their orchestral scores, but their conductor has won many awards and is one of the best composers in the video gaming business, and i truly think he'd love to have you as a partner.

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Score: 9

"Very nice."

by: Devastus

date: July 23, 2008

The choirs sound very good. Actually better than most of the other instruments :P I have some minor quibbles with your timpani, I thin a loud and massive, bassy grand casa (or whatever it was named) sound would be better for this. Anyway, very nice progressions, I like this one. And it's long (since you have two parts of the song too).

Keep up the good work. You get a 9/10 and a five ( 4.39 / 5.00 (+ 0.0048) ).

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Score: 10

"Excellent!"

by: Hoeloe

date: July 20, 2008

I really do like this. In fact, I think I will use it. Well, not all of it, but the first minute or so, it fits exactly what I need. The composing of this is phenominal, every note fits perfectly. I love it.

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Score: 10

"Bloody good job"

by: Equation

date: July 15, 2008

Very nice work, I really enjoyed this piece, i'm curious though as to whether the Choir sound is a synth or recorded choir you have taken from another clip? if its a synth I'd love to know where it's from.

July 16, 2008

Author's Response:

The choirs are really realistic-sounding synths and they are part of the "SoundScan vol28 Acoustic SynthChoir" collection. I like these choirs because they sound realistic and can be used as staccato as well.

Thanks for your review and your points!