Another Epic Orchestral piece - feedback please

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Re: Another Epic Orchestral piece - feedback pleas

Post by ideascapes » Sun Jan 25, 2009 12:50 pm

Steve,I was out of town so am listening here for the first time (edited version, I presume). Great sound here from start to finish. The trumpets sound a little more distant compared to the other instruments, but it all seems to work superbly--congrats!Vince

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Re: Another Epic Orchestral piece - feedback pleas

Post by stevebarden » Sun Jan 25, 2009 2:56 pm

Jan 25, 2009, 2:03pm, aldicicco wrote:Congratulations Steve!Locking yourself in a room for a month with EW Gold really paid off.I'm impressed. Super job.AlHey Al, thank you, my friend! It's been a journey for sure. Glad to hear you're still alive. Where have you been hiding?Take care.Steve

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Re: Another Epic Orchestral piece - feedback pleas

Post by stevebarden » Sun Jan 25, 2009 2:58 pm

Jan 25, 2009, 2:50pm, ideascapes wrote:Steve,I was out of town so am listening here for the first time (edited version, I presume). Great sound here from start to finish. The trumpets sound a little more distant compared to the other instruments, but it all seems to work superbly--congrats!VinceHey Vince, thanks for taking a listen. Yes, you surely heard the edited version. I'm pretty sure I'm done with it. Trumpets are tough to blend because they can cut through so easily. It's a work in progress... Steve

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Re: Another Epic Orchestral piece - feedback pleas

Post by mazz » Sun Jan 25, 2009 4:55 pm

Sounds nice Steve!!I hear the depth you are going for. Keep going, you're on the right track for sure!Good luck!Mazz
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Re: Another Epic Orchestral piece - feedback pleas

Post by aldicicco » Sun Jan 25, 2009 4:59 pm

Hi Steve-I've given up music to pursue my new passion in life- learning Pro Tools 8 from the ground up!You of course appreciate the quality of feedback we receive from our friends here at Taxi. Well, I've been listening and made the big plunge into this century. I started disconnecting hardware sequencers today and packed them up in the event the Smithsonian ever needs them. You could almost hear the whimpers as I maliciously tore their plugs out of the sockets...Needless to say,my music is less about creativity right now than it is about getting some DAW chops. I'm a long way from despair, and inversely positioned on the learning curve!Best wishes,Al
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Re: Another Epic Orchestral piece - feedback pleas

Post by kurtkreimier » Sun Jan 25, 2009 5:23 pm

Steve,I think this sounds great! Kurt

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Re: Another Epic Orchestral piece - feedback pleas

Post by geo » Sun Jan 25, 2009 6:26 pm

Wow... another great one.... thanks for the listen...Peace, Geo

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Re: Another Epic Orchestral piece - feedback pleas

Post by jazzstan » Sun Jan 25, 2009 6:57 pm

Awesome. I'm just getting started with the orchestral stuff, so I'm totally blown away! Can I be you for a couple of days?

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Re: Another Epic Orchestral piece - feedback pleas

Post by stevebarden » Sun Jan 25, 2009 8:18 pm

Mazz and Geo, thanks for the kind words.Stan, I'll trade you some of your jazz chops for some of my orchestration knowledge.Kurt, thanks again for your suggestions. It helps to have an objective ear.Al, best of luck with Pro Tools. But don't lose sight of creativity just because you have more and better technology. Looking forward to see what your music evolves into.Best to all of you,Steve

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Re: Another Epic Orchestral piece - feedback pleas

Post by fusilierb » Sun Jan 25, 2009 10:32 pm

Hey Steve, This sounds really great. I love the textures! I think you nailed one down pretty sweetly. Well done!B

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