S.G. Faustmann Posted November 28, 2016 Posted November 28, 2016 Hello, after my introduce I think the best way to know You is to getting honest feedback and critic from You The piece is about lovers at battlefield. Their life are going to the end, and only hope is when one of them will sacrifice to help the second one. Enjoy :) Soundcloud - Love at War Quote
Monarcheon Posted November 28, 2016 Posted November 28, 2016 More starts to come up near 1:10, but the sense of melody and harmony is kind of lacking up to that point. I was also confused as to why you ended on the subdominant chord instead of resolving, especially given the source of inspiration. The beginning may have had too much ebb and flow for my personal taste. That isn't so much a compositional issue as a sound design issue so not sure if you can fix that easily. You're skilled enough at chordal inversions to a point where you could use a lot more chords to build upon that. B diminished was a nice addition, but for example, you don't really use major dominants. It was quite pleasant! Keep it up. 1 Quote
S.G. Faustmann Posted November 28, 2016 Author Posted November 28, 2016 Very useful feedback Monarcheon - I'm really grateful! Thank You. Quote
Dchrisanthako Posted November 28, 2016 Posted November 28, 2016 I wont go that technical as Monarcheron.. I just casually listen to it... My feeling in the begining was that it was ok but I was expecting something to happen and not much were going on... The part around 1:20-1:30 was beautiful, like a climax... I would try to build it up a little more before ending... But overall I enjoyed the piece. Well done :) 1 Quote
SebastianViola Posted December 21, 2016 Posted December 21, 2016 I mostly agree with what Monarcheon and Dchris mentioned, but here's some thing no one else mentioned yet. At 1:30, when finally after all the leading we get a big climactic explosion with exciting string etc. you really should keep that going a bit more before ending, it feels really incomplete and dissatisfying because you end it so early after a really long buildup. I also think you could thicken it with more instruments (horn would fit quite well there I think, or even just more variation in the strings), it felt pretty hollow. Nice work. 1 Quote
S.G. Faustmann Posted January 8, 2017 Author Posted January 8, 2017 So much thank You for all comment. Dchrisanthako - I understand, will remember next time about it! :) SebastianViola - Thank You, it's true, but it was mentioned by me. I heard somewhere this quote 'When you don't give a fllfillment on emotions in piece, people will be much hungry to it, and will click much more replay button' :D Hope it works like this. Quote
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