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Grieg's Peer Gynt I'm going off topic, but whatever... When I first listened to Peer Gynt, I heard the piece "Death of Ase" and it sounded so familiar. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2aKxf1h5r4g I hadn't really listened to much of Grieg before that, so I kept wondering, WHERE HAVE I HEARD THIS BEF...

It is indeed a weird one, but I liked it :mrgreen: Can't say I'm familiar with BBC productions, but for some reason it reminded me of some 80s anime soundtracks I watched as a kid. As a side note, is the initial tune a homage to "Solveig's Song" from Grieg's Peer Gynt, or is the similarity coinciden...

This is fantastic! I'm a fan of Bossanova, and I love the way your track sounds, and the guitar in particular: using fingers was definitely the right choice, and I'm impressed by how well you played that way (I'm lost without a pick). The rhythmic sections in songs like those are indeed hard, but I ...

@Rainmak3r Really amazing! :shock: ... and totally unexpected. :D I'm new on this forum and I'm astonished of all the variety of genres and good productions here. First of all, welcome to the forum! I hope you'll enjoy it as much as I've done so far :) And thanks for the kind words, I'm glad you li...

Great song! Why did I think of Grave Digger even before having read your post? :) Sometimes it sounds a bit too perfect for the genre, the machine gun effect, though - strangely - not too much in the kick. It's a nice, full composition, I enjoyed listening to it! Best wishes, Jeanette Thanks for li...

Ah! Never listened to Grave Digger but I've listened to plenty of other 80s metal in my days and this fits very nicely to that sound ideal (and I don't mean that in a bad way). Thanks for listening, and I'm glad you enjoyed it! As a quick reference to Grave Digger, this is the first track from "Tun...

... and I doubt my mixing skills will ever improve enough to make them sound better than they do now :mrgreen: Hi @Rainmak3r You're a skilled musician, that's already a great thing. As for the mix, maybe experimenting with a little 'space' effects, like reverb, would improve. It's just a matter of ...

It's well done. I'm not familiar with the genre, so I can't say much. Although the organ part might not be typical for such a piece :) One thing I noticed is that the snare drum seems to be out of the global picture, so to say. It seems to be coming from elsewhere that the rest of the 'musicians', ...

This is an awesome track. I'm not very much into this specific type of metal, but when I hear song with this quality I forgot about subgenres. The solos as very good, if you did all that yourself you might be a hell of a shredder. There's even a keyboard solo (this one reminded me of Deep Purple be...

I've never been a fan of melodeath myself, but Dark Tranquillity have always been the exception: while I can't say I like everything they did, tracks like "Single part of two" or "Inside the particle storm" are amazing! And yep, they do mix some cool electronics stuff too in there from time to time.

That is a great song! I absolutely love the outro with the many voices joining! :) Thanks! I like how "martial" and epic it sounds at the end :mrgreen: Having guitars play the same tune as the bagpipes was a late idea, but I think they sound really cool. The solo is awesome, and I like how it conne...

Really nice! Your metal soloing here is spot on, you made a huge leap from "I'll be back for you" in terms of performance (I hope you will re-record that one, that was also a great track)! Thanks, I'm glad you liked it! I actually wondered what you'd think of the last minute, since it sounded way m...

Wow, crazy! The solo's amazing, reminds me a lot of oldschool power metal, which makes sense from the bands you listed as inspiration. The organ solo's really unique too. Maybe vary up the drum beats as a suggestion, the fills however do sound nice. Nice guitar tone too, it's mixed very well. Thank...

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Deep harmony! Fine music, very inspiritualistic for finding harmony sources! In ancient cultures stored the springs of life, about it don't write in history books, but we listen their voice in music

Thanks for your kind words, really appreciated!

Hi all, after so many classical/soundtrack oriented pieces, I felt the need for something heavier, so I revived yet another effort I had put on hold for some time, and finished it this weekend: https://soundcloud.com/lminiero/man-with-a-clan It's a power metal song (even though I *had* to put some o...