Ya ok
After zoning out the first half it was alright. I liked the percussion and kinda liked the bass. Didn't like the horns, the organ, and that other cheesy instrument. Kinda wondering how this is #1.
Reviews for "Marching in the Moonlight"
Cuzone responds:
It's because people voted on it and it got a good score. I hope this helps you understand the rankings on Newgrounds!
Ohhhh.
Very nice.
The beginning was a bit slow but the 1:00 mark, thats when I actually got into it.
The fade was well done too. 2:21 made me shake it a little if you don't mind me saying. That park was great and actually made this a worthy download :D. I agree that you COULD add more but I'm not one to say anything because this is YOUR music not mine. Keep of the good work. :D
Oh and congratulations on #1! :]
Cuzone responds:
Thank you! :)
I do hope it made you shake. And I agree with you that more could have been done, but that applies to pretty much every song ever released, doesn't it? Maybe excluding Billie Jean and very few others...
Thank you for the review though, I appreciate it greatly. ^^
love it
but, it does not remind me at all of marching or of moonlight.
Cuzone responds:
the moonlight part is because i got the first part of the horn phrase from a piece named Clair de Lune (which means moonlight). and the drums are something a marching band would play if i called the shots, haha. all the instruments and everything are inspired on those of a marching band.
2:20 XD
The bass solo at 2:20 was grooooooooovy XD, definitely loved the song! I love way you put it together, its got a real nice funky march mix goin on. My only critique would be that at parts the horns sound overly animated; not as in loud, but they have that generated sound feel. If it sounded more natural would make the song even more amazing :D
Cuzone responds:
thank you sir! so you do see the marching part? :P i love the comment, your reviews are always appreciated.
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Horns kind of ruined this for me...otherwise its ok
Cuzone responds:
hear it back and you'll find out that the horns are pretty much the entire song.