Usually I find stuff that's this heavy, loud, and hard-hitting to be exhausting, but this is great! Love the chip leads, love the heavy af kick, and it has enough variance to keep it interesting throughout.
I love how this mix breathes! Like, there's a lot going on, yet I feel like I can hear each element clearly, and each reverb tail rings out just the right amount.
This mix has a high-end sparkle throughout that I really love! Unique -- but excellent! -- choice of synths. Good job of weaving the two themes together.
Love it! Very energetic, dynamic, and soundtrack-y. I could 100% see this being the score of an FF9 movie.
I think it would be fine with a touch less reverb, but I almost always think orchestral tracks have too much reverb.
How on earth does this have only one review? This is excellent! Great arrangement, great performance.
My ears might be a little tired from mixing on headphones all day, but the mix feels a bit treble-heavy.
Anybody else using Shimmer Shake Strike from In Session Audio? Of all my sample libraries, that is the one that I use in every single project I do for the last few years.
HotelKaholint.mp3
Still need to record leads for the final minute or so.
Might redo the chorus and the quieter section in the middle; I'm not sure if I like them or not as-is.
I'm rather proud of those lead guitar tones, though.
Really love that..... I'm not even sure what it is. Gated brown noise? Some sort of rhythmic effect that sounds really cool.
Great synths throughout. Love the whole thing!
HEAVY! But tastefully so! This does an excellent job of punctuating the heavy guitars -- which sound great, but would get tiring -- with lighter sections. Dark and creepy throughout, exactly what the original was begging for. Well done!
THIS IS SO FUCKING COOL! Really creative. Bold choice to leave everything so sparse, but it works spectacularly, and really gives the tablas room to breathe throughout the mix.
Definitely going on the favorites list.
Intro was gorgeous, but the real "oh shit this is gonna be a good one" moment for me was when the drums came in around 0:52.
Love the choice of synth tones, love how punchy the drums are, love that triplet rhythm.
I don't know details, but I know there exists places to publish/purchase loop libraries for this purpose. I'm sure somebody around here can point you in the right direction (and you might have better luck asking on Discord)
I will also pass along some advice that virt once gave me: if you charge nothing, your music is worth nothing. It's fine to release it cheap, but both for yourself and for your fellow musicians it's best if you do at least charge something.