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Welcome to the jazz lab. Sit down and be Jazzed!

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"wow"

by: LiliumDanceOfLies

date: November 18, 2009

left speechless here. but its, well, jazzy lulz

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Score: 8

"nice backing"

by: SBB

date: September 5, 2009

The background is very nice, lovely chords and, as far as I know, great sounds, but it's overshadowed by the rather cheap sounding lead synth. Put a lowpass filter on it or something, it think this piece would sound much better (and more flash friendly!) if the lead synth wasn't as prominent. Not much more to say about this loop, please take my suggestion into consideration though.

September 6, 2009

Author's Response:

Lol, you are perfectly correct, I worked hard on getting a nice chord progression, with those pesky 9ths and the flat 5. Yeah the lead definitely does not go with jazz, I was kinda just looking for something really annoying. Perhaps I could replace it with a jazz guitar, or sax, or some other instrument commonly used in jazz lead. I suppose I will just make an entire other song, better than this one. Perhaps I could turn the lead around and still have that sorta electronica effect with the jazz. Thanks for the review and I will definately take your suggestions into consideration :D