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Petwoip - Underwater Symphony

Author

Ian L (Petwoip)

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Date Submitted

10/05/2005 | 09:09PM EDT

File Information

Classical Song | 2.5 MB | 1 min 48 sec

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Current Score

3.29 / 5.00

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Author Comments

This is a sad song. I think it builds up very nicely. Please download and review. Enjoy!!!

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Average Score: 9.0 / 10

Score: 10
NewAgeOfPower

"Yes, it builds nicely"

date: January 15, 2008

Your music has raised my standards of judgement. Your newer music is much more complex and deep, but simplicity can be powerful on its own

August 20, 2008

Author's Response:

Yeah, this was made with an entirely different program from my new ones.

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Score: 10
Sin-Snakei

"Nice"

date: November 16, 2005

Pretty good, but then again, that's what I expected from you.

By the way, in the last review I posted (Sad Ending) you said something about Reason 3.0. What is that?

Sin

Author's Response:

Heh, thanks. Reason is simply one of the best music making programs. My decision to get it was because my program started to delete my songs while I made them and would mess up in many other ways.

And reason is better, i own it and it is great!!

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Score: 9
XGM-Zeth

"You show great promise."

date: November 4, 2005

Considering your age of 13, I think this show great promise. The song itself is really good, not out-standing, and could be improved alot.
But thats mostly with samples.

And most orchestral pieces/Classical pieces end with a great "BOOM" instead of fading out, it just seems alot more synthetic when doing that.

I think i made songs back when i was 12, but i wasnt nearly this good. My current age is 14, and trust me, by the time you are my age you will have improved alot and gotten new tricks up your sleeves.

As i've said earlier, you show great promise, and you only need to be polished by experience.

And the last instrument you had, sounded too digital to fit with a symphony.

With this program of yours, can you put reverb at the instruments? because i think that would really help the song alot.

Ok, I gave you a nice in-depth review, dont you think? :)

-Zeth-

Author's Response:

Yes, very in depth, thanks for reviewing.

My program, I guess, doesn't really have the capability of making a big boom considering my program sucks.

When you mean the digital instrument, do you mean that piano or the xylophone thing??

Nope, no reverb capability.

Thank you so much

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Score: 9
spawn28

"awsome man."

date: October 25, 2005

i loved it, but the fade out is kind of a bore in this one, and its a little bit short.
What program do you use to make these by the way?

Author's Response:

Yes, I'm trying to avoid the fade. With my program MusiGenesis, I was so happy when I found out I could do that (It is the first music making software I have gotten. $20) so I used it for all my songs up unitl the sad ending.

Thanks for another good review!

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Score: 7
Scarlatti

"Erk..."

date: October 5, 2005

It's okay. I think you should try something other than a fadeout to end a piece. It's rather a copout when it is used for every piece. Also, I think you should try writing a piece that relies on its chords, rather than constant motion. What you do is useful, but you must be flexible as well.

Author's Response:

Yeah, I have done fadeout many times. Thanks for the constructive critisism, I will use it in the future.

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