DAAAAAMMMN Awesome!
Awesome! This could be used for some kinda game or a movie meaybe!
Reviews for "-Orr- 4 Brave Champions ["
Lovely,
As a huge fan of classical here on NG i'd say you got to the core of the basic element of the gendre with this. Lovely listen, and great for the imagination. Keep on the music for sure. Wonderful for a game or a movie.
Wyldfyre1
Wow!
I've never liked the classical genre, but you just changed that! This song was truly epic.
I liked everything from the violin, bells, to the Tuba. I'm in a band, so I think I heard most instruments in my band from 1:58 to 2:11. Very nice placing of everything. You are a professional musician correct? I'm sure people like Disney could make you their afilitate.
Back to the song.
It truly got me pumped up. The only thing I didn't like was the ending, it kinda ruined it. You ended it on a beat that sounded like it would keep going, the whole song was so creative and fun, why couldn't the ending as well.
For me the climax was 1:09. The crescendo their with the awesome notes was great.
I can see this song be remixed a lot, its a trend setter. Great job.
5/5. 9/10.
DavidOrr responds:
Great review, thanks for the time you took to write it :). For me, the most difficult of writing a piece is the very beginning and the end (I think this is the case with most forms of art, especially writing). You'll hear a lot of bands fade out songs on an infinite loop because of this, which makes me cringe every time I hear it. It's something I'll be working on, I'm glad you liked everything else!
Jurasic Park?
Parts of this are almost identical to Jurasic Parks theme song rofl. Good Job however.
DavidOrr responds:
John Williams has a knack for writing really catchy, simplistic themes, and sometimes a note or two will end up slipping in without me picking it up. Just like sometimes writers will share a similar plot or character in their work, musicians unknowingly write similar themes and motives. Thanks for the review!
Love the song and Love the game it was used in... Question! What did you use to make it?