Reviews for Make it Rain

[MaestroRage]

Impressive!

In so short a time you've uploaded many new pieces Setu. I'm quite interested to seeing what kind of melodies and ideas you'll throw at us next.

Now this song in particular, was one that held great interest to me. I could see the perfect dialogue to this that gave me chills. I was even considering doing a remix of it, sadly though I have so many other projects, I don't know when i'd have to time for it... but I shall one day you wait and see. One of these days I will make the song "Make the Rain Stop", in tribute to how many ideas this piece has given me.

I am getting a forceful, bitter sadness from this piece. From the description I felt that perhaps it would be more laid back, sadder, the feeling i'm getting from this is a more confused, angered loss. Not a "WHY!?" kind of anger, but an accepted, yet bitter anger.

I felt the low end of the piece was a tad too quiet, I felt a nice deep cello may have really pushed the song, gave it a larger bass a more driving core.

Church bell sfx would have helped nailed the whole loss of somebody home. Nothing says "death" like some nice church bells, or so I find. I'm pretty obsessed with bells!

In any case, this was excellent track. Fully worthy of a 5. Keep them coming!

Setu-Firestorm responds:

Well, this piece actually is in a fantasy setting. I wish I could tell you more, but I may just try doing the movie attached to this piece as a flash (I've been wanting to make the movie for a long time now).

Ironically, you hit the nail on the head. In the scene this piece is in, the man had spent 5 years waiting for his lost son at the pond they always fished at years ago, never knowing that the boy was dead for the 5 years. The boy was killed in a struggle against the tyrannical leader of their society, and the main character, who was friends with the boy's father, found out about what had happened. This piece takes place when the main character reveals the news to him.

[originalhibbs]

Excellent

This truly succeeds at setting a sad mood, yet more reasuringly relaxing near the end. The instuments sounded great as well. very good quality. 10

[rejectedink]

exquisite!!!!!

Absolutely beautiful....exquisite....rain coming down on solitary house in a shadow forest of mists...a titan falling...wounded...valiant...dying...slowly sinking downward...his eyes distant lost in the blue sky....somewhere a ship with blue sails sinks....the captain watching stoicly from the shores....a fleeting memory...two childeren running around a tree with lavender flowers...the grey sky overhanging behind....cities falling...eras changing like furtive seasons or twilight......the hero is dead, the civilization is vanquished, the splendor is lost forever.....

[TheAmateurAnimator]

Nice.

The opening strings were already nearly enough to move me to tears. Add in a light piano playing in the high register and whaddaya get? Sadness. The tinkling bells were an awesome touch as well. The instruments and composition are high-quality.

Get a job. Making music. Score the next drama or action movie. Become the next John Williams. DO IT.

[Unborn-reason]

This is very impactive

Very beautiful, enough to provoke memories to become almost life like in my mind. I am telling you this piece is so well flowing, its in tune with the emotion of sadness and remorse. It makes me think about "The fountain" which I saw recently, very powerful there when I combine the two.

The intro, prepared me for much enjoyment. The piano I simply fell in love with, its quiet voice giving comfort to the ears. The various metals that are playing give such a fulfilling effect, great add there.

I cannot find suggestions to make, swept my mind away from its thought process and wouldn't let go :).

Five/Five