Description : my 2nd attempt at cinematic..and i won't describe the exact scene going thru my head but it has to do with like a primal celebration sending warriors out and endurance thru trial. i'd love to hear what goes thru your head when you hear it...even if it is something like, "man this sux..." ; ) enjoy
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Nice little cinematic bit. The sound quality on some of the samples seems kind of low. For instance when that background bass hits without any instruments playing it sounds like it has a reduced bit rate distortion applied. I point this out because I wonder if you were going for more of a tribal drum for that part. I also wonder how "natural" you want to make this sound because parts of it sound good and organic, whereas others sound totally artificial (As in synths and audio editors being used).
0:10 - It sounds like the horn or whatever that is is sampled and there's some popping when it changes notes. Musically it sounds good, but the popping takes you out of the music.
0:24 - 1:10 - This section sounds great. Loving that folky guitary-sounding instrument. After the guitar cuts out, it sounds like the reverbed bass drum has some bit rate distortion on it. Don't know if that's intentional.
1:23 - seems like the bird call sound needs a little more reverb added, but that's being nit picky.
2:00 - Sweet thunder =)
2:07 - the primary reverse sound is cool, but I think it should be used more sparingly as a background sound effect. It sounds eerie in moderation, but it's annoying over the vocal. I think you should just have eerie sound effects going behind the vocal and remove that sound altogether. The other reversed sound effects also sound like they have bit rate distortion on them.
All in all though, it gets the point across and it's pretty cool. What software and sample banks are you using just out of curiosity?
thanx for the review, mate...brutal truth is always welcome here at camp abec...i agree with you on some aspects, so i may repost the track with somme of your suggesstions, but then again i may not...i used FL 9, magix, and abelton live 7.0 to create this bit...thanx again for the review
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0:10 - It sounds like the horn or whatever that is is sampled and there's some popping when it changes notes. Musically it sounds good, but the popping takes you out of the music.
0:24 - 1:10 - This section sounds great. Loving that folky guitary-sounding instrument. After the guitar cuts out, it sounds like the reverbed bass drum has some bit rate distortion on it. Don't know if that's intentional.
1:23 - seems like the bird call sound needs a little more reverb added, but that's being nit picky.
2:00 - Sweet thunder =)
2:07 - the primary reverse sound is cool, but I think it should be used more sparingly as a background sound effect. It sounds eerie in moderation, but it's annoying over the vocal. I think you should just have eerie sound effects going behind the vocal and remove that sound altogether. The other reversed sound effects also sound like they have bit rate distortion on them.
All in all though, it gets the point across and it's pretty cool. What software and sample banks are you using just out of curiosity?