Solus- Armed with Wings


Date Submitted

12/29/2008 | 10:59PM EST

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Classical Song | 7.1 MB | 6 min 12 sec

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4.09 / 5.00

Score Rank: #44,715
Popularity Rank: #25,357

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Author Comments

So I was playing Armed with Wings by Daniel Sun, and it gave me a few ideas for a song.

I figured I'd name it after the game that inspired it. :D

It is, however, in no way associated with the game in any official capacity whatsoever.

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Average Score: 9.8 / 10

Score: 10
Ray80

"Love it"

by: Ray80
date: March 31, 2009

Atmospheric..

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Score: 9
SniperSnake19

"Here is what I want you to do."

date: March 29, 2009

The notes your wrote are indeed quite good!

But its too perfect for it to be believable. The timing of the notes are on the dot. Try using groove shifters, humanizers or just drag them manually so that it feels as real musicians instead of perfect computers.

The same goes for velocity. I do hear some volume changes here and there. But in order for an instrument to sound real, you should not only write notes but also velocity changes. You can do so much more this way and give a melody an completely different feel as well.

In sheet music this is translated in FF ( fortisimo), F (forte), MF, P, and PP for example. What I mean is that sheetmusic is more then just notes, and when you write nice stuff like this you should also write more then blocks on grids.

All in all my compliments!

Spine Therapist

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Score: 10
MegaMac

"Wow"

date: February 9, 2009

This has really set my mind at peace for the time being. Amazing!

March 20, 2009

Author's Response:

Exactly what I was going for. :D

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Score: 10
BassMastaFlash

"compositionally flawless"

date: January 8, 2009

i must admit, as a bass player, it is hard to find music that is truly inspiring that doesn't have bass in it. or drums for that matter.
please take this as constructive criticism but the only thing i would suggest is a live guitar or possibly a different guitar synth. but you created it so what can i say.
it does give it that video game feel, which is good in its own sense. but only to better harmonize with the piano, which is played beautifully, is why i suggest this.

please make more!!!

January 25, 2009

Author's Response:

Ah, alas, I would love to have a different guitar synthesizer, that is actually on the top of the list of things I need to continue :D

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Score: 10
Helth

"really wellmade!"

by: Helth
date: January 3, 2009

well just as i said -.-' .. i really liked it - and could not find any bugs..

GJ!

Helth
5/5

January 4, 2009

Author's Response:

Bugs? In one of my songs? Perish the thought, sir! :D

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