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-Eric Freeman
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This music is pretty darn awesome man!! But you should learn to accept constructive criticism instead of dismissing it!! They're trying to help you!! That's what the whole review system is for!! :D
The entrance was great!! Just don't start raging at people for not knowing this was for kittens alright?!! I agree that if this wasn't for kittens as you say, it could've done with a few changes...fun piece though!! [:
I accept constructive criticism, but not low ratings and stupid advice. For example the first reviewer says the song needs to be in a major key to be happy. It's in C Major which is arguably the happiest key out there. I got mad because the reviewer was obviously pretty stupid.
And the second guy said some stuff I didn't agree with so I just shrugged off his comment.
This song starts out quite nice.
But that kickdrum is way tooloud and the guitar sounds somewhat distorted.
Haters gonna hate.
Not Happy
This sounds like it's in a minor key, so if you want it to sound happy, you should change that. Your piano sounds a little distorted, as well. And the melody lines get repetitive. This is alright, but it felt like it was going somewhere and it didn't go there. If you're going to focus on the piano, turn down the drums a little bit, and make the piano more intricate. I hope this helps! Good luck in the future!
This song is in C Major and sounds happy as piss to me. Plus I like the drums the way they are. I wouldn't have made them loud if I didn't want loud drums. This song is also going to be used as background music for a flash game a friend of mine is making. I'm not going to have intricate piano and crazy beats going on for background music on a friendly game about...kittens.
Please contact me if you would like to use this in a project. We can discuss the details.
EricFreeman 
