Nikolaos Dimopoulos

I know how you feel because I was once in the same position when I lost my dog. Through music we can revive emotions. Sometimes pleasant and sometimes unpleasant. It would certainly be very difficult for you to write this music, but I think you managed it in the best way. Nice emotional work.

Beautiful, mood lifting, emotional, peaceful, atmospheric, well balanced and performed with nice variations! Very nice work!

The overall job is good and you managed to capture the positive nostalgia emotions. The first part with the strings, gives me an American country feeling and the second and faster part, it's like a fast waltz. You use a lot of variations and I like that. It's like you have a lot of nostalgia emotions to tell!

Judging by the spooky and scary music, the base must be overrun with zombies and it must be a horror game! If it really is, then your music combined with zombies that may be chasing in a radio off base, you can create a scary atmosphere that can make you pass out from your fear! But, from start to finish it's almost the same. Maybe, in moments of the game where the suspense is at its peak or when there's a chance you'll be attacked by a zombie you should pump up the volume or change the melody to something more intense.

Absolutely! The more stuff you engage into one account the better.

First of all, if you managed to compose all this 33 minutes mood lifting classical piece on your 16th birthday, then my friend, you are very talented with a bright future! On the other hand, remember that building an audience and gaining recognition takes time and consistent effort, persistence and patience. Stay engaged with your audience, interact with feedback, and continue creating high-quality music to maintain interest in your work. But before submitting your composition to any review site or platform or any team, take the time to research their submission guidelines and ensure your music aligns with their preferences and audience. Additionally, reaching out to multiple websites can increase your chances of getting your music reviewed and featured. That said, to gain visibility for your music, you can consider these steps: 1. Online Platforms: Share your composition on free platforms like YouTube, SoundCloud, and Bandcamp to reach a global audience. 2. Social Media: Utilize social media platforms such as Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook to share snippets, behind-the-scenes content, and updates about your composition. 3. Collaborations: Collaborate with visual artists, video creators, or other musicians to create engaging content that complements your composition and helps it stand out. 4. Music Communities: Join online music communities, forums, and groups to connect with fellow musicians and music enthusiasts who can help spread the word. 6. Blogs and Music Review Sites: Send your composition to music blogs and review sites for potential features and reviews. 7. Hashtags: Use relevant and trending hashtags on social media to increase the discoverability of your composition. 8. Networking: Attend local music events, open mics, and workshops to network with other artists and potential fans. 9. Free Downloads: Offer free downloads or limited-time promotions of your composition to encourage people to listen and share. 10. Email Newsletter: Start an email newsletter to keep your audience updated on your latest compositions and upcoming projects. 11. Press Release: Write a press release about your composition and send it to local newspapers, magazines, and online publications.

Nice variations and harmonic changes. It gives you a dramatic sense that while you are in space and in a state of desperation, which when the drums kick in and when the tempo picks up the climax of desperation reaches its peak, in the end something pleasant is going to happen. Nice work!

As I listened to the whole track with my eyes closed, which indeed does have a strong sense of romance, Hollywood romantic movies of the 60's came to my mind and also more modern French romantic movies. You surely have captured the feeling of romance. Nice work 👍

As a new composer and complete amateur, you have done a very good job! Keep composing! Did you made this with a software daw?

Phantom Frequencies This is my new composition. It's a mostly dark style melodic electronic rock (rock only because of the distorted guitar bass riffs). This track is completely made with FL Studio with the help of a lot of vst plugins and sample libraries. There are several different melodies that bounds the track with a repetitive character. I wanted a powerful, haunting (with some bright sections) and energetic atmosphere, blending elements from electronic, rock, and melodic genres to create something different or unique. Actually this is a remade composition that I composed about 3 months ago (with bad sound) with a lot of newly learned mixing and mastering technics and a lot of hours of practice. And because the enemy of the good is the best, any feedback would be greatly appreciated.

A mostly dark and mystery character as It's mostly like in the space. I like the progressive style and the epic feeling at the middle. The piano melody is nice to hear and it has possibilities to become timeless. It reminded me movies like the Martian and Interstellar and the video game Dead Space! Very nice work!

Thank you too!!

Thank you for your kind words! I wish I could play the accordion! My song is completely made note by note with FL Stusio piano roll and I used a combination of three presets as shown in the pictures below and a few effects to make them sound like this.

Outsdanding performance! You are a virtuoso! You have created a composition that not only challenges the boundaries of technical ability but also captures the hearts of all who listen. The precision and dexterity with which you play are absolutely breathtaking. Your composition embodies a vibrant energy that electrifies the atmosphere. The lightning-fast runs and intricate passages showcase your technical mastery, while the dynamic nuances and expressive phrasing add a layer of depth and emotion to the performance. It's an absolute thrill to listen to!

Hi Jordan and welcome to the forum! (I'm also new here!). Very beautiful composition perfectly structured. I like the variations and the epic feel at the end. It starts with a sad tone and apparently at the end, the hero of the composition managed to regenerate to something more true, stronger and beautiful. Thumbs Up!!