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i like the style...

the more I listen...the better it becomes. I like this track - i think the length at which it draws out tiny elements of progression should necessitate however that the song is much longer and reaches an apex of some sort. The idea is right - but I just keep waiting for the break to cut in and everything to go hog wild. If it was meant solely as a sort of background piece however then I suppose it would be more fitting.

creative

the breaks are very well done. vocals sample usage is top-notch. no criticism here. the pads are little too thick for my taste and some of moments of chord progression not exactly what i'm looking for. But then I'm critiquing you like I would someone who really knows what they are doing - because you obviously do.

i love the bush sample though. I think bush samples basically make any song awesome. I remember one song called - "Danger to Our Country" by some really obscure online artist - and dangit if it wasn't one of the coolest songs that I can't remember where I found it anymore. i digrees. again - well done.

T7online responds:

Thank you very much man, and thanks to everyone who has taken the time to review!

actually quite amazing

some parts...much much better than other - but as a whole a very dope song.

more songs please

thats all. just more

this stuff is wicked good

It's just got that groove to it. Undeniably awesome. Totally sweet. I want to hear this stuff on the radio dangit. It could be a tiny bit more polished (I can't put my finger on what it's missing) but geez, that's just nit-picking at this point...

some intentional dissonance

Sounds a little like a club remix the way the instruments/beats shift around and sometimes stand out against each other. Some parts worked very well. Others sounded a little odd. The kick in the initial beat is pure gold. Makes for a good listen.

FatKidWitAJetPak responds:

THanks, sorry you didn't like this one.

almost enya like

The chords and pads are somewhat different - but the very way the musical theme is approached is delicate enough to take the focus off simply the timbre itself. I believe that the random ambient elements in the song are what give it a definite edge. I enjoyed those parts the most. It's relaxing, but I can see why it might not suit everyone's tastes - it's more of a specialized type of minimalist piece.

I would note that there is some apparent crackling/distortion caused by some of the resonances from the pads and elements. Something like voxengo's crunchessor could probably alleviate that small problem.

FatKidWitAJetPak responds:

Probably... thanks for your help!

Oh and BTW, the crackling is on purpose, it procvides Vibrations on the song.

impressive

If you created those string loops then I would be doubly impressed. But as it is - the piece is fantastic. Great listen...I was wondering at first when I was watching the nintendo power flash if this may have actually been created by someone on NG. The second half of the song isn't nearly as enjoyable as the first part - though still creative.

B-man123 responds:

thanks

hard to rate, considering the nature of the remix

Of course, all in all - it sounds very good. I don't have a clue which elements are the original and which are yours but that's extra points make for making it hard to detect...

SuperGoodSound is a composer and sound designer collaborative between Josh Hunsaker and Johnny DeCoste with combined credits spanning some of the largest toy and game releases of the past decade and work with stars like Pete Townshend of The Who.

Age 40, Male

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Joined on 11/14/07

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