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[With Each Passing Breath...]

Very nice.

Except for the drums - I agree on that with other reviewers, they sound underwhelming. You can get new samples, or try to experiment with combinations. Usually, a clap combined with a snare gives a much fuller sound. Combine a bass drum with a cowbell at half the volume. Etc. This can even give decent beats in MIDI.
Otherwise good job and keep it up and whatnot, you're obviously talented and skilled.

DarkOtaku responds:

Thanks for the advice. I'll definitely update this. It'll be a shame to loose these reviews though. v_v

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[Musical Inferior]

Hahaha

Wow, that was funny. I've never heard anything so randomly thrown together that still was fun to listen to! 4/5

IslandofGarry responds:

Thanks ^_^

[Over the Sea--_--]

Cool stuff

Nice and atmospheric man, I dig it. Too bad the drums sound a bit fuzzy (hence the 7 for clarity), but otherwise very nice.
Check out some of my stuff.

PERVOK responds:

They aren't fuzzy, they are just quiet.

Thanks for the review.

[Gunfire]

Look,

there's really nothing to review about this. It's two percussion samples. Does it sound like a gunshot? No, not exactly, but it can be used as a base groove for a song. Try that.

arsenaldagun responds:

it was a simple background sound i made and thought somebody might want to use it, as for the gunshots it was the closest thing i could relate it to, and yes i will try and make a song for it but only when i get more equipment for it.

[Flock [Full Backing Edit]]

Technically, it's not jazz...

...but who cares. It's soothing and beautifully arranged. What software are you using?
Great work. 5/5 from me.

Check out some of my music.

ParkCafeMusic responds:

Thanks for the good review! The software is a really low-end version of Logic Audio, but the voices were all hardware-based, from my keyboard, which is a Yamaha DGX-505.

[I'll Be Back]

An interesting beat.

Not bad, definitely not bad. I think dynamically it lacks a bit. It takes a while before the beat really kicks in and then it kinda consumes the string melody, which stops it from being catchy. But the beat itself is very varied and ingenious. 4/5 from me.

WizardSleeve responds:

thank you very much, this is quite old and i hear many problems with it now, but i still like the general idea of it. I am gald you did too :)

[Waldor]

Very nice indeed

Very original and well arranged. The only criticism I have is that it's a bit too linear in the way it builds up - it could use some more outbursts and decrescendi. But you are obviously the most talented musician I've come across here. We should try a collab sometime, if you're up for it (you seem to have enjoyed my music so I'm just giving it a shot...) - e-mail me at [e-mail] if you like.

[honi soit qui mal y pense - 2]

five

[see review for first movement]

margarine responds:

:D
I wish I could remember how the fuck to play this. Should have written it down methinks...

[honi soit qui mal y pense - 1]

Right, that's it.

I'm coming back everyday to give this 5/5's so it will stay on top of the page.

margarine responds:

Haha! Thank you! I think you can only vote once though? I might be wrong about that...

[Mermaid Face Piranha Teeth]

Neat.

I loved this, it's cheerful and original, harmonically. Me, it reminds a bit of Faith No More. Which is a good thing. It could do with a beat maybe to increase dynamics further. 4/5

margarine responds:

I was just going for the lyrical thing. I didn't have a drum machine at the time, so it didn't occur to me. One day I'll rerecord it maybe, with...bongos??
Thanks for the review dude