Category Archives: Music

Music

Overture

Leave a comment

This was my first touch with sound libraries and I realize that the mix is far from ideal. But the whole thing was fun!

Great score. Great mood shifts and tempo shifts. The music evokes emotion. Good job.
– Love & Fire

The level of talent of this is, without question, great. Everything was very orchestral in nature. Very impressive!
– Michael Wayne Avery

A very good dark gothic ambient/metal type fusion. Original and well done.
– Sandra Ada

An exciting piece that would be good for a video game or a movie.
– Nick Flores

Hi there! Just listened to ” overture” I have to say my heart is still beating 100 miles an hour!! Wow! That was intense .. Brilliantly done… Was captivated each second and a bit scared at times!!! LOL.. Felt like I was an some kind of scary ride a the park or watching a scene from ” the hunger games”… I have never heard anything quite like it.. And I listen to ALOT of music here:)….. Best with your music!
Blessings.. Julia:)
– Julia Schmidt

Fun stuff! Love the use of voices.
– Fred Kimmel

Full of surprises. Masterfully played/sequenced. This had a real video game feel to me. Love the vocals.                                                    – Chip Salerno

 

 

Music

Who are You?

Leave a comment

Here we are simulating a live event. The song is from the same material as “Who U are” but in a totally new configuration. Elctric guitars, bass, drums and — the crowd

Almost Meters / New Orleans groove underneath a very Uber Prog arrangement. Yes with Eric Johnson sitting in.
– Jeff Roberts

Good tune. Nice melodic structure that kept my interest from beginning to end. I would like to hear the studio version as a comparison now which means, as a listener, I am intrigued! Who ever worked the sound recording did a fantastic job of capturing the music.
– Sean Michael (Bottled Sounds)

How on earth did you manage to make `What Are You’ sound like a concert recording? IT’s brilliant, although I’m sure I’d like it just as much if it was produced in a conventional style of mixing.
– Zac Nelson

It sounds like a great band, and great music.
– Lightfinger