nice.
Could use some more tuning, maybe longer, or probably mix it up a bit. (I was expecting it to start out soft... THEN SCARE THE S*IT OUT OF ME by it turning it into a heavy metal song.) 9 out of 10
P.S. I still enjoyed it. <(^.^<)
Reviews for "Soft Storms"
Musica17 responds:
Haha! That would be great, I've had another version done for a long time but I still can't find the audio files i need to complete the file. If I could find it, the interweb would have a loverly 4:45 min. long song. . .
aah..
Brings good memory back... I'd like it more but it's far to short to get a 10
Musica17 responds:
Hmm, I never really thought about the length, I'll try working in on the side a longer version, maybe better? May never record it though. . .
Funny
The principal air is a little bit too lough, but this is really great
Musica17 responds:
Thank you for your review! Yes this is true, yet it was my first file ^.^ I hope you enjoyed it depsite its imperfections!
The Song Of Storms...
Successfully combining elements of classicism and ambient tones, this track is a decent rendition of piece played in the windmill. By the way, that windmill guy sure was creepy wasn't he?
Musica17 responds:
Ok I'm breaking away from my boring 'thank you' message and instead conversing first. . . He was creepy!! Yet I love him anyways, he added a bit of a light-hearted comical touch to the story and gave us the ability to cause my most favorite natural occurance. And now for the thank you. . . Thank you for your review! I thoroughly enjoy those who take the time to jump into the music world to review my pieces, whether they describe genre or critique my style, it's always a big help to see everyone's words.
Beautiful
Hypnotic in a way, I think the fuzz in the background adds - not detracts - to the experience. Kind of like an ocean breeze.
Musica17 responds:
Thank you for your review!
Do you really think it works? I always thought everyone wouldn't like it.
And yet this makes me wonder why my mistakes always turn out better than my original plans. . .