kingtiger 19 December 26, 2016 Share December 26, 2016 An instrumental ambient/chill cinematica (electronic + orchestral) tune meant to stir the imagination and conjure images of a fresh snowfall. --free download: https://kingtiger.bandcamp.com/track/first-snow-filly-frolic--art by The-Mystery-Of-Doom: http://the-mystery-of-doom.deviantart.com/art/Winter-Wrap-Up-scenery-01-205494770 Oh hay, I make EDM and pencil/ink drawings. I appreciate the three 3 F's: follows, fav's/reposts, and feedback. My spirit pony is , and I'm married to an . We are the proud parents of a . Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Courageous Thunder Dash 7,824 December 26, 2016 Share December 26, 2016 Ok It's a decent listen. However, the biggest thing that's putting a damper on your piece is that you limited yourself to the I and the II (aka the V of V). I suggest you use a 4 chord progression that will enable more possibilities. With four chords, you have 24 different ways you can order them. Here are some suggestions I-IV-V-vi vi-IV-I-V IV-ii-vi-V Nice use of 7ths btw. In terms of your sounds, I see you were using sliced pads moving at an eighth beat. That sine wave that sounds like a French Horn sounded nice. A swelling triangle wave would sound nice over it. Also, a very short plucked lead doing licks around the chords would sound nice. I like the steady sweeping filters you had moving along. A sweeping wind effect would also go nicely with this piece. Lay off on the percussion, the piece sounds better without it. Sometimes, less is more. M All in all, good piece but it could use quite a bit of development in terms of chords. PM me at anytime if you have any questions about my critique. Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCeWg-TtBRMfqketa1ELyKGg Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/menelik-david-kenneth-cannady 2nd SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/thunder-dash-alternative/tracks Pony.fm: https://pony.fm/thunder-dash Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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