Classic Kor-Rune, listening just a few seconds from the section after the intro is more than enough to discover who composed the song xD
It always baffles me how you manage to change the flow of the song so quickly without making it sound unnatural at all...also...mixing...damn...how...oh well xD
It saddens me that this song does not feature vocals, you can certainly make an interesting piece without vocals but i think the song asks for them.
Overall this is awesome but i kinda want to give less half a star for not making it with vocals xD
Reviews for "Dreamyard"
ah i see why :D first off excellent guitar playing i love some of the themes in this song like the theme in 2:08 to 3:09 that was great. and overall im glad it wasnt all "shred" you make some really nice melodic adlibiums (or so i think its adlib) anyways in short awesome track "5 stars"
So chaotic yet not disjoint. Doesn't quite make sense yet kind of works. How on earth could you manage that? Like, all the time?
Seriously, the winner of this matchup is definitely everyone else. We should start a petition to make Kor-Rune vs camoshark a best of infinity.
its great, but it sounds choppy at the beginning, which bothers me, but after that everything sounds pro, great job!
Kor-Rune responds:
Thanks! Its just a failed attempt to be edgy at the start lol. glad you liked it though!
- NGADM Round 1 Review -
Where to start? Production quality is very nice for something on shitty $30 computer speakers, so no worries there. And hm....This entire piece is a jumbo mix of emotions and directions, some coherent, and some not so. There are some good parts that are put together *very* nicely, but then it changes direction all over again.
I suppose this is also one of those pieces that fit well with its name – Dreamyard. I'm imagining sifting through an attic full of unwanted memories mixed with some strange ones, and there are the nostalgic ones; but instead of in my attic, I'm walking through my backyard, which is filled with overgrown grass and foggy air. There are numerous distractions hanging about in front of my eyes, and then something else catches my eye – and then the song changes.
It's the transitions. Some are done well and smoothly, but at several places it feels like a hand jerking you around, forcing you to look the other way, and at something else entirely. This works at times, but more often than not the sudden changes in direction make this song less and less put-together.
Overall, you've got a solid piece. I've not heard a song quite like this, so props to the original nature of your song. Very dream-like, for sure.
Score: 8.5