Well done, sir
Excellent use of the bells and piano. I like how they supplement the symphonic parts during the majority of the composition - keeping the complexity subtle but strong enough to be noticed. Great layering here with the strings too. I see so many different things being applied here at once that it's really hard to comment on the strengths.
I would say you remind me of Hitoshi Sakimoto, but even this has a little more variance than his lighter mooded pieces at times.
hey, thanks - I'm glad you noticed the bells and piano :)
I'm glad you enjoyed it^^
great.
this is an ending to an awesome and epic game...like a ff game...
Kicks Ass!
Truly awesome. Sounds like an epic Green Mile. I love the melodies. This is absolutely fantastic.
I haven't actually seen the Green Mile but a friend at school doesn't shut up about it, so it must be good :P
your review is highly appreciated :)
>>Zero
Wow!
I am at a loss for words! It is so beautiful! I am honored to sing to this. I can't wait to hear the melody for it and the words if there are any. :) I can't wait to sing for this beautifully amazing piece that is just amazingly epic and beautiful in every single way!
hey, thanks alot jessi
I'll try and get you some latin lyrics and I'll export just the violin - or maybe a new violin part specialised for you^^
I'm not sure if you are better learning by ear or reading, so I can easily export a MIDI version of the violin track.
wow thanks alot :D
>>Zero
Reminds me of a Kingdom hearts / Final fantasy mix
I'd say you did a pretty good job on this. The mastering sounds great, the medley's sound good. Everything is a great listen on the ears. It reminds me alot of a kingdom hearts, final fantasy mix. All in all good work buddy!
Wyldfyre1
hey thanks alot for the 9 :D
mastering is a thing I'm new to so I'm glad it's okay^^