Another one of your awesome songs man I hope they keep getting better towards the future. :D
This song has a cartoon-ish feel to it.
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FL crashed while I was making this, and the second time around I changed everything up
parts of it were written on piano
Honest votes and reviews are appreciated!
OcularNebula responds:
So, I take it you're a trance fan? I've been making a lot more of the dance oriented stuff lately, but I hope you stick around!
I absolutely loved this song! Especially the transition and onwards at 1:40.
The whole song sounded so unique, and gave a unique feel down my spine too.
This is one of those songs that I will carry with me till the day I die.
Thanks so much!!!
On another note, would you be able to tell me the chord progressions used in this song and where? I love trance music, and though I'm not good at it, I try my hardest to convert these trance songs to my guitar. I get a huge thrill of making the sounds myself. And this is one I'm eager to try.
OcularNebula responds:
Sure, from the beginning to 1:40 it's - Am, Fmaj, Cmaj, Emaj. The chord changes are on each measure and it just keeps looping in that order. From 1:40 until 2:36 it's - Amaj, F#maj, Bm, Emaj, Amaj, F#m, Bm, Emaj. Same idea, it loops a couple of times. Then from 2:36 to 3:32 it's the first progression again (but with added melodic arpeggios). And from 3:32 to the end it's - Amaj, F#m, C#min, Dmaj, Emaj (the last two chords last for half a measure, so they only take up one measure, preserving the square structure of the phrasing). Hope that helps! That is unless you were looking for roman numerals so you can transpose... PM me if you want to clear something up
I like the trance effect!
I enjoyed the trance effect a lot in the background. Superb! 10/10
OcularNebula responds:
Sweet, but when you say "trance effect" are you referring to the offbeat chords way in the beginning, the phasing synth that plays the sixteenths at 0:28, or the gated chords that are prominent at 0:56? Or something else entirely? PM me, I'd like to know!
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