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"The song was actually really good, i liked the overall industrial grunge type of mood to it. A lot of the samples and plugins you used were really good, i like the percussion and the nice electric synth. I could also hear a choir in the background, which really added that overall tense feeling to the song.
Nice work man! 10/10 and 5/5!"
Same here
-Grey
Author's Response:
Yep, there is definitely a choir in the background. Nice that you noticed it. :-)
I'm glad you enjoyed this song. It turned out to be something pretty different from my typical sound.
Thanks for the review!
-Gravey-
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I think so
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WOW
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This songs a win. period.
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i no
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i thoroughly enjoyed it, EXPECT IT ON RADIOGROUNDS!
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WOOOOOOOOOOOOOO... gasp WOOOOOOOOOOOOOargWOOOOOO...
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Experimental Strings? I'm not to sure about, but I will admit that I enjoyed it.
The one thing I don't like is the sound that everyone gets from FL so it makes it seem like there are no depth. If you see what I'm saying. Besides that it sounds very professional all and all. But Its really good, I like it but it's nothing that I would go out and buy.
Author's Response:
Well, I wasn't expecting you to pay in order to listen. So I won't hold it against you! ;-)
Thanks for the review bud! I'm glad you enjoyed this.
-Gravey-
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Its great and all but the one question comes to mind: Did you get the rights to do this?
Author's Response:
Err, I'm not exactly sure how it works, I just used the vocals provided for the contest. Dj-Nate would probably be the one to work that out.
Thanks for the review!
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I enjoyed it :D
Teh bass was clean but the snare was rather tinny, The intro was also really nice. Where is it from though (dont forget to credit!!!) It had a really nice Jazzy feel.
DJ-Grey
Author's Response:
Hm, you're the second to comment on the snare.
Alright, that's it then, my next snare will be muuuuch better, thanks for the advice and review =D
Edited the description.
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You fail at beat matching.
Heres what I say:
Execution: Lame, The whispers and performance sucks the cock of a monkey
Instruments: Really annoying the synths give me a headache
Lame-o-meter: Phail,
Comments: Have you even been to a rave? cause this is nothing like one.
But if you improve on the synths and the rest it could do better.
DJ-Grey
Author's Response:
Please don't troll like this. If you don't like the song, and feel this negative about it, then don't listen opposed to trolling. Thank you.
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"Not great... How did this get top 5???"
Execution: 4
Quality:0!
Deserves to have top 5 : Nope
Potential: Very likely needs better synths AND better quality maybe.
I don't quite get it... its really shitty quality and i really don't like the synths......
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"I wanna make love to this song"
No Srsly its damn sexy! (liek you!)
But on a normal review note I enjoyed it its like a mixture of two different cultures into one XD
Author's Response:
Hehe, you should spend more time on the Audio forum, kid. ;D
Yeah, it is a sort of eastern-metal-ambient mix, which is, in my view, an excellent way to make the song sound exotic. And that's just what I needed for this theme.
Anyways, thanks a lot for the comment! ;D
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