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  1. Inspired by Joe Satriani's "The Forgotten part 1" and "midnight" I decided to cover Kraid's Lair using the famous tapping technique. I hope you like it. If you like my work please, comment, share and subscribe =D
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  2. Wow, I suck. I've been getting so caught up with life that I still haven't uploaded the MP3 package for project evaluation. I'm doing that right now and then I'll drop a link in the staff forums. About 15 minutes left on the upload. Sorry!
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  3. Final Fantasy II: Rebellion is out! And it is good, listen to it! Now the time has come to buckle down and finish the FINAL CHAPTER of our trilogy... Here's some words of inspiration for you. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nuHfVn_cfHU
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  4. Sorry! Everytime I play it through I like this composition, so to me, that says a lot. Regarding the shaker, it's the intro few seconds before it finds rhythm. The randomness is in the velocity, the volume of the shaking, and again, this is to me, it feels a bit too dynamic. Is there a reverb on it? I think it muddles it a bit in the beginning, but sits better after that. My random comment was referring to the velocity, not the timing, my bad. The erhu generally sounds pretty good. The vibrato in the section after the quieter break (short, 4-5 note runs?) is what jumped out. But! Let me say that if you are going for something more playful and toy-like (like many Mario themes are) then it totally works. I guess coming out of the quieter, more delicate section preceding those runs, my mind is expecting something similar. So, since I don't know what exactly you're going for, I can't really say. If your goal is a more natural timbre, I would say ease off the vibrato a hair. But, overall, this a great piece.
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