Reviews for Waterfall [R1]

[Haggard]

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Sounds very intersting and it shows one more time that musicians shouldn't always go for the "perfectly clean" sound. A few dissonant/atonal tunes here and there can be very nice and can add a lot of depth to a song.

The background theme (that one with the bass notes in it) sounds very relaxing, the higher notes sometimes sound a bit "asian/chinese" (can't describe it in a better way :/ ), but I like that.

All in all, this is a very interesting tune that's definatly worth listening to.

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PS: lol@the alarm clock going off at 3:31 :P

Bezman responds:

Heh. Well spotted.

You know, I once spilt water on my keyboard. I played it immediately afterwards and all the notes were REALLY out of tune. It actually sounded kinda cool, though I realised I'd better turn it off and let it dry so I'd perhaps have a working keyboard once again (it worked) rather than a novelty instrument that could only play highly modulating dissonant notes.

I note you have no criticisms!

I'd better re-record this at some point in the future then, on the keyboard, and see what you think of that.

[aldlv]

pretty nice

is nice...
I like the rhythm
was a nice work on piano
but... sometime the piano sounds pretty loud, a little out of control...

but, was very cool
the ending was fantastic

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Bezman responds:

I would have appreciated some examples - I'm struggling to think if you're referring to one spot in particular.

The comments are appreciated though and I'm glad you enjoyed it. :-)

[ta2ce]

More like a pond...

If this were a "Waterfall" it wud shoud have more sounds,this is more like a pond,pleasent,caring and deep.This is not bad music for meditation near a river or a pond...
P.S. Sometimes it sounds like your hitting metal things with an iron spoon...

Score : 8
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Bezman responds:

As the piano is out of tune, some of the keys sound a bit atonal and that might be the metal things you're talking about. I'm confused though - none of them sounded that clangy. It'd have been nice if you'd indicated when you heard those noises, so I could maybe understand what you're talking about.

If you're out meditating near a river or pond, listen to the music of nature.

Glad you liked it, though I remain unsure what about it you enjoyed.

[MacGuges]

more like a River than a Waterfall

From a spring, to a brook, growing through the land, and eventually going out to sea. But title aside, listening to this composition is very satisfying, like the ballad of a long life with striving, tragedy and redemption.

Technically speaking, wouldn't a MIME-equipped piano allow you to capture the atonal score of music like this? I'm not a music geek so I wouldn't know for sure.

Bezman responds:

I don't even know what MIME is. I'll have to look that up.

Interestingly, I often think of the story you describe when playing this. I think the composition shifted over the years, but the title stuck. Sorry if you wanted more cascading water.

Thanks for the review!

[Complaint]

brilliant

I love the sound of this :) keep it up

Bezman responds:

Will do! :-D

Groovy icon btw.