wow!
oh that sweet sexy trumpet of yours. melts. epic. well done i see this as a great song. but also used as an awsome peace of music for a moive. dermatic that could really bring a sean to life. perfect title.
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sorohanro responds:
Thanx.
Right now I'm participating at a master class on recording for opera, I think I'll change the mix later, hope I'll make it better ;)
Cheers and thank you for your constant support.
wow
that was amazing, like halfway through it sounded like something you'd find in the dragon warrior games.. i loved all of it, it was very well arranged//written. not much i can say to improve it cause i dont think it could be any better, except maybe longer : )
5/5 10/10
sorohanro responds:
Thanx for review.
I updated with a slightly changed version, just different reverb and stuff.
Nice Feel.
The names very fitting.
It sounds really good. Comes out as a really inspirational type of song, And it sounds really good. I like that you've used your real life musical talents again to accomplish another crystal clear, crisp song.
I have no idea what I could possibly comment on for you to improve this, or future songs in any way. This is flawless in basically every aspect. All the sounds and instruments come together nicely, And create a great melody to the song. Top work. I guess maybe you could have laid back a bit on the trumpet, And made it not so much of a 'front instrument' if you get me? But it still works well.
Good work.
sorohanro responds:
Thanx man.
Soon I'll put up another version... still mixing on that.
yummy
-My only beef is the snare drum. It needs to be darker, more warlike, less like a popcorn snare. However, this is some beast music. I think you should add suspended cymbal swishes where necessary. Nice job dude :)
-ImperfectDisciple
sorohanro responds:
Thanx for review and feedback.
Soon I'll put a different mix up, with some improvement on trumpet (due to nathanallenpinard's review and his link to SIR1 reverb) and your opinion on the percussion.
Wow!
Once again, what a great sound out of that trumpet! Just imagine if you were using a flugelhorn on that, and how much more you could pull out of it. Nicely done, as always. Looking forward to even more great trumpet pieces on the way. (And I myself am thinking of a Bb trumpet, possibly. I originally wanted to, but at the time when I started learning T-Bone and euphonium, I didn't have any embouchre for it. We'll see though, eh?). 10/10 5/5
sorohanro responds:
Eh... flugelhorn... I'm planing to get one... but for now just planning :(
Thanx for review.
As for trumpet, don't give up to the idea, you can find a cheap trumpet (even under 100$) good enough to fool around. I use to have a pocket trumpet (under 100$, Chinese) and wasn't bad, I use to play on jazz gigs with it.