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Hey man, thanks for listening and your critic. I don¡t use Ewql...but edirol, which sucks in comparison :/... I am not good at mixing, so that¡s why you don't notice some scraggy..I will check out your music. :cool:

Any more opinions? :phones:

Any more opinions? :phones:

What is cool is how you let the music build up after a slow beginning. What samples are you using? It was very good for a first attempt. I guess that on youtube you can find movie clips but you'd need to supress the audio. You can also try your hand at mute films :cool:

Yeah well, without dialogue it would have felt empty.

You really need some new samples! It sounds too midi! But hell, the music is what matters. The beginning was a bit weak, but then you brought some cool ideas that you SHOULD HAVE expanded. I think it would make the whole thing sound more consistent and not like a rhapsody of themes written in the same key. If you really want it to sound like a Hans Zimmerish thing ,use some ethnic percussion or electronic sounds!

Thanks, Wendell. I like your quote, btw.

Thanks for taking the time to listen, Ron. Could you please point at the theme that I didn't repeat without variation? I'd like to know. Thank you!

Since there was never a film on the horror story "The outsider", I decided to ilustrate the story both with words and music. I am not very satisfied with the results but hell...it could have been worse. Here it is. Do post some feedback, pleese :P http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YQS8eq2xhT0

Looks like someone is a Hans Zimmer fan :P I do hear his influence here. What are you using for the percussion? I have always wanted to know!

This is beautiful, marvelous, stunning ,amazing, pure and awesome. Your talent makes me jealous and trust me, I don't say that to each composer. The samples sound so good. Damn, I need to get my hands on those EWQL ones.

Hey dude, I think people would post more critics if the audio clip didn't need to be downloaded. I find it more practical to click on a link and hear music automatically. Anyways, I did take the time to listen and here is what I Think: This is atonal music..and even so, it relies too much upon the tonic of the scale. You have some good dissonances going on, and I liked when the orchestra played a forte on a dissonant chord. At times I get the impression that the strings are playing only 3 notes through the whole song. Which samples are you using?

So this is something I wrote based on a HP lovecraft story I really like.It's like a filmscore! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YQS8eq2xhT0