Sy(X) - Skyline


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03/01/2009 | 12:14AM EST

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Classical Song | 560.3 KB | 36 sec

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EDIT: Thanks to everyone on NG for listening, but I'm now trying to make some money off of my music.
The remastered version of this song is at: http://www.sycrossmusic.c om .
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Reach inside yourself and find the truth
Do not be afraid.

Skyline

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Well, I was digging around in some old unfinished songs and I found the first ten seconds of this... I sat down and 4 hours later I had a song on my hands! Rendered with some awesome new synth software.

I'd like some feedback on whether or not you guys think it's too repetitive.

Please rate and review.

Thanks!
Sycross

Edit: Made a few minor changes, including a new ending.

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Average Score: 9.0 / 10

Score: 9
MusicMyOxygen

"Good job."

date: March 26, 2009

You did a good job on this piece, it is much less repetitive than Midnight.
My suggestion this time involves the drums, which are repetitive. The beat is pretty much the same the entire time, which can really bring a piece down when you're trying to build a climax. You use the drum beat as a transition between parts within piece, which is good. But if you're going to do that makes sure it's epic. For example, around 2:06 where the piece builds back up. You could do more with the drum beat there to provide a better transition. Over all, shake up the drum beat a bit more; the slightest nuances go a long way in making an excellent piece. Otherwise, great job.

June 22, 2009

Author's Response:

Hey, thanks for the comments! Unfortunately, I didn't read this review until after I made the final cut for my upcoming album. However, I have significantly altered the entire song and the new version is featured on my new web page: http://sycrossmusic.com/

Please check it out and let me know what you think of the new version!

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