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Reviews for "Mandragora"
Miyolophone responds:
Thank you!
Japan would be proud. Whoops wrong country. Anyway, really like the feel in this song. However if I compared it to something like Magnolia, it doesn't sound destructive, this is sort of a "Aftermath" to the series as you would call it. Really nice song, not using any electronic instruments, but sounding very piano based. The accordion was really nice too. I also like to point out that it doesn't have vocals like its two counterparts. Vocals for me is what gave Magnolia and Myosotis its feel. But maybe i'm just nitpicking. Overall, really nice piece! :D
Miyolophone responds:
Thanks MooseMoo! I would've liked to have gotten my hands on some vocals too— I even briefly considered singing myself— but in the end I decided it would be more trouble than it's worth. Thank you for the feedback though!
I really enjoyed the song, there are still few things here and there to be improved like the volume of some things aren't exactly right to me, and from 1:18 feels too empty it feels kinda like a let down of the build up.. Overall still an epic song I really enjoyed
Miyolophone responds:
Thanks for the feedback!
I love this. Your music is always AMAZING! You inspire some of my songs :)
Miyolophone responds:
Thank you! I'm glad (and surprised) to be an inspiration!
I'm a sucker for any piece that has piano in it so this was great! The music box outro was also a plus.
I will say that the drums were a little bit too loud, and kind of drowned out most of the other instruments. I didn't even realize there was a brass or woodwinds section in the piece until I listened to it again.
(Also this was definitely a stylistic choice, but plEASE FOR THE LOVE OF HOLY HAND GRENADES DON'T END A PIECE WITHOUT RESOLVING A CHORD I LITERALLY LOOKED UP FROM MY COMPUTER AND THOUGHT THE AUDIO CUT OUT WHY DIDNT YOU JUST PLAY THE LAST NOTE IT WAS ONE NOTE YOU MONSTER I STILL LIKE THE PIECE THOUGH KEEP IT UP)
Miyolophone responds:
ahhhhhhhhh sorry ;3;
And yeah, I'll try to tone down the drums a bit in the future. I tend to underdo them so I may have overcompensated a bit...