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A sad song by Odowacar

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I've finished my first song for TR.

This is quite sad song but I think it works alright even in a happy-happy-joy-joy atmosphered tavern too. I'm proud of this song.

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Nice work. With a little tightening up, I think that's something Nobuo Uematsu could be proud of.
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ookami wrote:Nice work. With a little tightening up, I think that's something Nobuo Uematsu could be proud of.
Who is Nobou Uematsu?
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I would do this musics with Cubase but I have a one problem: the Cubase Demo doesn't start downloading. Are there any other good and free music making programs?
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Nobou Uematsu is the composer for almost all of the games in the Final Fantasy serie.

The song is simple and melancholic, and sounds very distant. I think this would be perfect background music for exploring an important landmark, like a ruin or a silent/foggy battlefield. Nice job:)
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very finalfantasy 7. I like it.
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Dummyplug wrote:Nobou Uematsu is the composer for almost all of the games in the Final Fantasy serie.

The song is simple and melancholic, and sounds very distant. I think this would be perfect background music for exploring an important landmark, like a ruin or a silent/foggy battlefield. Nice job:)
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Could someone edit this song for me a bit? As you can hear it sizzles. I have a poor mic.
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I tried to take out some of that background noise for you, but it's hard to say if it made much of a difference, it definately fixed some parts, but have a listen for yourself. I can try something else to fix the sound if you still think it's not right.
Great song by the way, vey pretty melody.

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Sounds great, dude. I'd recommend it for map 2 music.

However:

-You might want to check your mixing levels, on the louder parts, there's audible pops and cracks of the sort I associate with the overall volume too high.

-It's a little bare compared with morrowind's own music. How about changing the backing piano part to two violins, perhaps adding a woodwind part playing fifths, and some very light percussion.

-It ends very abruptly. If I were you, I'd add a final chord that fades out.

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Post by -Eidolon- »

I like it, but it kind of sounds like a recording of a music box.
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Graff wrote:Sounds great, dude. I'd recommend it for map 2 music.

However:

-You might want to check your mixing levels, on the louder parts, there's audible pops and cracks of the sort I associate with the overall volume too high.

-It's a little bare compared with morrowind's own music. How about changing the backing piano part to two violins, perhaps adding a woodwind part playing fifths, and some very light percussion.

-It ends very abruptly. If I were you, I'd add a final chord that fades out.

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I can do the final fade out, but I can not add those violins. Indeed violins would be great but I'm not able to do that. Maybe someone who has the Cubase or something like that could. And I can't edit the song anymore to erase cracks and sizzles - I did all I could with my Audacity.
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Well, send it to me, and I'll have a look, it's what I'm here for.

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I made the fade out, not much but it should do it.
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Post by Hamlet_Shakespeare »

That's very good. It sounds good, overall. However, I'm not really sure how it would fit into a game like TES, which isn't an "emotional experience" like Final Fantasy. But I'm sure it could be used somewhere. *two thumbs up*

BTW, how the heck do you add all those different instruments into the background? Did you record it, then play it again with more instruments thrown into the mix? All that I have is a piano, and I don't know how to mix different sounds or put my work on the computer(in case I wanted to).
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Hamlet_Shakespeare wrote:That's very good. It sounds good, overall. However, I'm not really sure how it would fit into a game like TES, which isn't an "emotional experience" like Final Fantasy. But I'm sure it could be used somewhere. *two thumbs up*

BTW, how the heck do you add all those different instruments into the background? Did you record it, then play it again with more instruments thrown into the mix? All that I have is a piano, and I don't know how to mix different sounds or put my work on the computer(in case I wanted to).
This song ain't finished yet. I hope someone with Cubase or other that kinda program could add some violins to the background. It would make the song complete.
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I think i found myself some new modding music!!
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I've got Cubase, but no samples of violins, so if I did it, it would have to be a MIDI or VST instrument, which would, well, suck.

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Maybe then flutes or french horns or bassoons or something.
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I don't have any instrument samples at all, I guess that's something I'll have to rectify, at least I've got most of my scores sorted out though.

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Post by The_Warder »

great but their are still pops and cracks or at least on my
pc.
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Post by Odowacar »

The_Warder wrote:great
Thanks.
The_Warder wrote:but their are still pops and cracks or at least on my
pc.
Yes there are. Sorry but I ain't able to do anything about it. But if you can clean it, please do.
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unfortunatly I would not know were to start.
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Post by Random Numbers »

Search for a little something called "cadenza strings", I believe you can get it at hammersound.net
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Random Numbers wrote:Search for a little something called "cadenza strings", I believe you can get it at hammersound.net
What program are those sounds for?
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