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  • Real Name
    Truong-Son "Timaeus" (Tim-EYE-uhs) Nguyen
  • Location
    United States
  • Occupation
    Chemistry Teacher, Audio Mixing/Mastering, Yu-Gi-Oh Rulings Guru
  • Interests
    Music Composition, Chemistry, Math, Yu-Gi-Oh

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  • Collaboration Status
    2. Maybe; Depends on Circumstances
  • Software - Digital Audio Workstation (DAW)
    FL Studio
  • Software - Preferred Plugins/Libraries
    Zebra2, TruePianos, dBlue Glitch, ArtsAcoustic Reverb, The Glue, Density MKIII, Juggernaut, Resonance: Emotional Mallets, Shreddage Series
  • Composition & Production Skills
    Arrangement & Orchestration
    Drum Programming
    Mixing & Mastering
    Synthesis & Sound Design
  • Instrumental & Vocal Skills (List)
    Cello
    Drums
    Electric Bass
    Electric Guitar: Lead
    Electric Guitar: Rhythm
    Harp
    Piano
    Violin
  • Instrumental & Vocal Skills (Other)
    Tenor+Baritone

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  1. Really stellar chord work going on here to go with that arpeggiating bell. Pacing is solid on this, with subtle development that works really well.
  2. Amazing vocals! I love the mountainous vibe in the first minutes. Cool moment with the duduk and flute at 1:45. Loved the breakdown at 3:14. The violinist and vocalist really contributed so much in general.
  3. I love me some Highland music! Short but sweet!
  4. It's incredible that people still find a new way to innovate interpretations of Corridor of Time (also a clean transition into Schala). Really smart usage of arpeggiating sine waves! Another fresh take with the mark of a true cinematic master.
  5. This sounded really hard to write! So much dissonance but it works well!
  6. This makes so much sense to write this way. I remember this theme just being ethereal.
  7. It's incredible how heavy this sounds but still manages to have acoustic guitar at the front.
  8. Thanks for the Pokemon Quest suggestion, I'll check it out :-) Regarding the repetition at 3:23, there's some subtle rhythm and texture changes so it's not totally the same! But I get that it seems similar.
  9. It's in a good way :-) Redg is also known as Brent Wollman on OC ReMix and he does very eclectic music.
  10. Quirky for sure, never thought I'd hear Dragon Roost Island this way. Reminds me of Redg.
  11. Started out a bit hard on the piano tone, but around the 1:04 mark is where it really starts shining when we go heavier on the left hand. The small bit of rubato at 2:32 was really nice to have. The key change at 2:58 was great, as it flowed well all the way to the end. Overall, cool to hear some solo piano. Haven't heard one of these in a long while!
  12. Oh man, this was a blast to write for sure! I think I spent the leisurely year to write this, actually. I definitely had to take my time to get the treble mixing just right amongst all the aux percussion, the "electrical" bass, and electric bass all potentially competing!
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