Lol dat name, kakka means poop in finnish.

What do you use??

To get this amazing sound - I wish I could get this sound.

Experiment #0... Is the... WINNER!!!

Never in my life have I honestly given respect to music like this, until today with "Experiment #0"... AMAZING! You give this genre a whole new reason to be heard. Very well done.

I like this one too.

I looooove classical music, you probably know that listening to classical music while studying improves your grades right.
Anyway were to begin, I'm trying to delve a bit deeper than simply saying, you rock make more.
Well, I liked the, was that a harp in the background? Anyway that was nice. The horns if I'm not mistaken, were good and I feel that the whole piece really pulled itself together, nice little ending bit too. I don't know much about instruments as you can tell, I'm a choir nerd myself. Sang Soprano for 2 years, bass/baritone for 5.
Keep up the good work, you guys rule.
Ur #1 Fan.

Excellent and Brilliant

I believe I recognize this program. It be Edirol HQ Orchestral. Am I correct?

Anyways, this is a well developed score with sort of a mediocre performance by the program. I really don't like some of the instruments on the program, especially the woodwind and some of the strings. However, don't let my words get you down from this genre. As I sit here, listening to your music, I am reminded of how I was back in the day and you should not turn from the classical genre. There is a lot of ability to express yourself in the music and you should take a creative lifestyle within symphonic music itself.

Honestly, I don't always look at the performance, I rather listen to the score.. if that makes sense. Every note that's played, I take notice and I try to understand everything that is going on during the music. Your aggressive use of percussion is well noted in my book. It adds excitement, but restrain yourself from using too much. Too much bass tapping can can cause it to overlap itself and give a small mastering issue. But, you managed to use the staccato bass which is an interesting trick. It's sort of a muffled bass hit. You get the impact, but there is no or little reverb involved. It's useful when you really have to use a lot of bass but you don't want mastering issues. I would recommend the normal bass when you just use it here and there, but you managed to use it effectively in this episode and you're developing quite well in music.

I do hope you will continue your musical journey and find your true talent within composing great and masterful scores. You may even be our next top composer here on Newgrounds someday! Just don't turn your head and never let anyone get to you and cause you to quit making music.

Sincerely,
Bosa