nice tune
WOuld it be okay to possibly use this in my uni work? I'll credit you of course.
Reviews for "Bruges"
SasquaMox responds:
You can use it, although CLEARLY YOU DIDN'T LIKE IT ENOUGH TO GIVE IT A 10. lol
Pirates of the carribean?
It sounds nothing like pirates of the carribean..AT ALL.
This reminded me of Scarborough Fair - the old folk song, but it's not quite that song, it's another folk song.
DAMN. I can't place it.. It's gonna bug me all day, but I definitely heard the melody from 00:00 - 00:16 in an old english folk song..
You might have come up with it on your own, or it's similar - you know the unconcious mind can store things and affect things you do: fun fact: every face you ever see in your life is recorded in your subconcious, they're the people you see in your dreams.
Either way- It's a good rendition, good choice to style it in techno. If you can play guitar, I'd like to hear an acoustic version of this with the synth lead.
SasquaMox responds:
LOL. Thanks for this. I never got a 'Pirates' vibe from this at all. I wasn't familiar with Scarborough Fair before, but it does turn out they are extraordinarily similar.
arghghhh
arghh!! this here is a pirate song; sailing in the breeze looking for wat idk.
Not bad.
Indeed, it sounds a bit like pirates of the caribbean cause you used the same rythmics, and some similar notes agencements at some moments but only in what we could call the main theme (so in the beginning and the end).
The middle is definitely the best part, but it sounds that it was also the most difficult to make. And here is a problem, you've got too many frictions between the notes of your melodies. Sometimes it can be deliberated, but i guess it's not the case here. Cause you obviously worked on your melody and those frictions kinda spoil it. And as your instruments are quite close on a timbre level, we hear it a lot.
Other than that, that's a cool song. You managed to make something agreable to hear (except these frictions :D ). Your bass is nicely constructed and not that easy.
Nice work on the drums, and on entrance and exit of each voice.
I really think you should adjust those passages of frictions, to make this song incontestably nice.
SasquaMox responds:
Thanks for the critique. :)