Classical Indegestion

This is genius. You could easily make money off this as a jingle. I expect to hear this comming out of my tv next christmas season. Well done.

Well, you are an incredibly talented pianist. This song got a little dissonent for me in certain parts buts thats just my taste. I'd love to hear this tune with bass and drums beheind it. Keep up the good work.

A 4 minute orchestration with many dramatic turns. Im looking for any feedback, but specifically i'd like to hear ideas on how i might change the structure of the song, and what musical phrases in the piece are worth expanding. http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=239316015 happy holidays.

A 4 minute orchestration with many dramatic turns. Im looking for any feedback, but specifically i'd like to hear ideas on how i might change the structure of the song, and what musical phrases in the piece are worth expanding. http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=239316015 happy holidays.

Yeah, everything i've done is with FL3. Thanks for the appreciative comments.

A jazzy laid back tune. I made this song with fruity loops 3.56. I used some quality soundfonts so it sounds ok. Let me know whether you like it or not and what i can do to improve it. http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=239316015

When the piano plays the main melody it seems to change the song's energy too much. That melody is so sad, the rest of the song is groovin. For me the contrast makes the song hard to listen too, but I really like the energy of each alot. I really like your middle section. You can find a way to blend them together, maybe by customizing the drums to emphasize beats in the melody, or maybe adding a bassline will tie everything in.

I think this song has a lot of potential, and you should explore a few different ways of filling the song out. At first I thought it sounded like really nice, serious film music, and then the bass came in and it started to get a little trancy. Both styles could work i feel. Maybe bring in a cello instead of a bass if you want to tray sticking to the classical feel.

Great piece! You have really good dynamics and the bass drum adds a really nice touch. IThe snare drum that comes in around 2:40 was interesting but seemed a little out of place. Also if you could speed up the tempo a little towards the end (i dunno if thats possible for you) it would make the finish really exciting.

I agree that the boss theme is too disjuntive. There are some really cool parts to it that would sound good if you repeated them. A little slicing n dicing and the song is set. The megaman one is my favorite. It does sound familiar but it doesnt remind me of one thing in particular. Good flute work.

The song is sort of a wash of chords with a melody over it. It does sound soothing, but it might sound more interesting if instead of having the strings play chords they do a counter melody. It also might sound cool if you had some violins playing 1/8th notes along with it. The song seems a little too slow as is.

This is a song I am working on that I hope to expand. It's called The Adventure Begins, ( I am really bad a titles). http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=239316015 Then I randomly replaced my instruments with chessy synths, and I thought it sounded ok. It is called Lsd Adventure begins... yeah. I think they compliment eachother well. Let me know what you think of them!

You build up energy really well in the beginning. For the break around 30 seconds, its kind of weird how the bass follows the lead instrument. The melody you throw in at the end is really catchy. Instead of have the bass resolve the song after a minute and repeating, you could find a way to make it flow back into the beginning better. It really is good music for racing, good job.

This song made me laugh and rock out at the same time... Well done! I love the synth solo that comes in around 2:12, but I think it might sound better without the low twangy bass in the backround. I also really like the major section that starts up at 1:00. Sweet song.