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The Kings Death Note

Author

brandon2002

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Date Submitted

03/28/2007 | 07:00PM EDT

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Classical Loop | 621.1 KB | 39 sec

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Current Score

2.86 / 5.00

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Author Comments

This is a sad song. Mourning the Death of a King (please listen to my othere songs)

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Average Score: 8.0 / 10

Score: 8
0tohata

"talented u r talented"

date: August 9, 2007

i totaly agree with meastrorage ur good but with the piano not playing a constant tune it disruots sum of the song but otherwise great id like to c more of ur work pm me the name so i can chek out ur new realese thx ps hope more people vote n listen

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Score: 8
MaestroRage

"Good effort"

date: March 28, 2007

hey brandon2002

A neat idea you have going on here, you have a rather neat melody line.

I like it better when the flute is playing with the strings over the piano, I felt the piano kind of disrupted the song's flow, but with the strings, it worked marvelously.

I would recommend for the piano to be playing much deeper lower chords, or even just a constant note, to bring about more sadness.

When you mention king, I get the feeling of a sad epic, and epics use a good deal of french horns and strings. Of course I understand that you are a beginner in Fruity Loops, and it took me a good while to get good at it, this piece reminds me of my early works.

I hear some good potential in you Brandon, keep up the good fight and keep them coming! I'd like to invite you to check out my work sometime!

Author's Response:

Thank you very much for your encouragment
I will defintly check out your music!

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