very nice... 5/5, 9/10
Yeah, so, um...
The heading pretty much said it all.So did the guy below me.Thanks for an awesome new mp3!
Reviews for "To the End of The World"
cazok responds:
Your welcome.
More work coming up soon!
Very Hans Zimmer
I love it, sounds like Hans Zimmer... Specifically, like the soundtrack of The road to El Dorado. The magic begins at minute 01:40. But the overall composition is great. The pauses and drums... Nice.
Epicness, lol
It's a really good song!
Now that you can make a 3 minute song with 2-3 change of atmosphere, try to write a longer song, or just a song with more changes. Progressism in music is always nice :)
cazok responds:
Well yeah I could always do that, but it's a much greater risk to make longer songs.
Partly because there's a much greater chance of falling back and repeating yourself (at least the way I think), and partly because I've never made a song longer than 3 minutes or so. It would be completely different to suddenly try to make a song twice as long. I know many of you can do this without problems, but for my own sake, I think I'll keep on doing what I do best.
Nice
The guitar was..well can't say it's bad but it's not that good, but the drums and the piano where great,especially the piano(it is a great instrument)!!!!If you do the real eletric guitar..try to make crazy solos with it!If you can't,go with the piano!
cazok responds:
I got something coming up where the guitar will be given much more space.
I don't know if there will be any crazy guitar solos, but I'll do my best
Agreed with Madricious.
It is almost perfect. The build up is fantastic, but the ending, however, is less then expected. If you could have some kind of ending, or longer fade... Just SOMETHING. Currently, it just has a less then one second fade out. That's not nearly enough for a song this good. It would have been down right PERFECT if you had just hit one more note at the end, a powerful one, and dragged it out into a fade. This is just my opinion though.
-FatalJake
cazok responds:
Thanks for the useful advice.
I'll try it out with my next song (coming up soon)