MJTTOMB's Reviews

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Midi much?

Please sir, never use a midi file again.

Although this is a pretty nice orchestration. So props on that. My apologies if you actually played it.

MarkySpark responds:

Your apology accepted. It's not hard to play at all.

[Dechire par la Distance]

Same kinda thing here.

The exact kinda thing here, really. I haven't seen one of my best friends for somewhere in the neighborhood of like 3 months, and it'll probably be a few more months before i get to see her again. Idk how you feel for her, but presumably, you feel roughly the same thing I do.

Anyways, as for the music, it's brilliant as usual. Such a beautiful orchestration. It transcends other works I've heard by even the famous by a mile man. Coming from someone who generally doesn't say things like that, and who listens to a lot of classical works, that should give you some general idea of how brilliant it is. Your other new submission is just a beautiful. You NEED to get this out there man. Like, seriously, I doubt anyone would turn this down. Well, that excludes Carnegie, probably, but who knows?

Sheesh, I've been listening to it for like 20 minutes, and it's not getting any less awesome. Jeez man, you never cease to amaze.

And you certainly proved that it's possible to write very emotionally in a major key.

[Sad²]

Not too fond.

Sounds very abstract, but then, music is the most abstract art there is because it lacks any words or direct references to things happening in nature. It was a little odd that everything was panned to the right, and kinda threw me off balance. Overall, a decent job, although I'm not personally terribly fond of it. Best of luck.

loogiesquared responds:

best of luck for what?