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  1. Sweet playing, and a pretty cool arrangement too!

    The whole thing sounds muffled and stuff. Looking at the EQ, the piano on its own doesn't seem to go much beyond 5kHz, and the violin could also have a liiittle more high frequencies to it. I also tried out EQ'ing the low/low mid EQ (from about 600Hz downwards) down by around 3dB and it sounds more balanced to me that way.

    Reverb-wise this sounded good to me. Good work, hope you can give it a little more polish!

  2. Little tweaking to the duet lead. I'm done!

    FC 4 2016/01/08

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    I've massaged the EQ & levels of leads & the arp once again, and adjusted the writing, so that whichever lead is the support lead will (hopefully) not step in the way of the other. Then in the final repeat of the "chorus" they both play as a duet, but (hopefully) adjusted so that they compliment each other.

    FC3 2014/10/10

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    final candidate 2: FC2 2014/10/10

    Some love for the levels, EQ and vibrato for the leads + arp; bass drum filtering & fills & stuff. I'd like to think I'm done, shout if you hear anything funny! (esp. the bass drum)

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    new, final candidate 1: FC1 2014/09/21

    Bit more pad towards the end, some filtering of a lead instrument + mixing the snare/tom a bit up.

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    wip 1: WIP 2014/09/05

     

    A techno rearrangement of Wandering Warriors from Shining Force II, with lots of Commodore 64 samples. This is a continuation of my PRC277 bonus track, and a part of the Shining Force II 2014 mix drive!

    I'll post a source breakdown later, since it is much modified & adapted.

    I think I'll do some lead variations and stuff at least. Mixing advice much appreciated!

  3. Thanks for the breakdown, Crowbar Man! Now I'm going to spend way too much of the day listening to that stuff on Youtube..

    edit: Wow, Lagrange Point sounds incredible. The FM sound is well used and the tone of the pieces is often incredibly melancholic.

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