This track is amazing, I bet this is winning the Round of 64, best of luck!
Definitely one of my favorites :D
Reviews for "Seres"
Onefin responds:
Eh I'm against bfj so you never know
all the instruments sound so soothing, especially the punchy gentle sinetriangle-ish leads
each part is inviting which is key imo, and even more for long tracks
the transitions work so well too; 2:37-2:52 is particularly beautiful
only one tiny thing, i'd accompany the cymbal at 4:47 with a kick below; sounds slightly outta place otherwise (like on the wrong beat)
the mix is impeccable btw. everything rightfully balanced and in the right place
ridiculous journey/5
Onefin responds:
Hey garla! Thanks for the kind words :D
Oh yeah punchy gentle leads that totally makes sense :P i was also worried about 2:37 sounding empty but it looks like it worked anyway
Note to self: maybe someday stop treating crashes and drums as separate puzzle pieces (crashes being currently categorized under "sound effects") and instead put them on the same track like every drumset ever
oh wow 2:00+ really shocked me. (in a good way)
Amazing track :D.
There are so many different amazing parts to this track!
Onefin responds:
Ey F-777 thanks for dropping by
I do tend to take most of my tracks on valiant journeys and although at times it can seem random it's pretty worth it when i take my listeners for surprise :)
I really like this! It brings a variety of sounds almost like it was an ambient track. It gives it a nice change to music in general. It gives off a nice vibe and it's nice to listen to. I like how it changes the mood of the song like when the tempo slows down and the song starts glitching out on the start of 1:20 and it goes dark at 1:42 but you can still hear the majors coming in despite that dark feel and it get's brighter at 2:08 again. I like the filtering in 2:39 and the fade out to 2:52 with the nice high lead. My favorite part of the song is the uprising to 4:14 which is nice and calm and it reminds me of some of my chillstep work. Overall this is one of the nicest soundtracks I've heard in NGADM. Love the variety, the tension, and the nice smooth moments. Awesome job!
Onefin responds:
Hey thanks techmo for the review
I do tend to take most of my tracks on valiant journeys and although at times it can seem random it's pretty worth it when i take my listeners for surprise :)
It's so happy and open. The use of distortion, gating, and glitching is cool too.
Onefin responds:
dude i use that in literally one section