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Moz Group: Musicians Posts: 600 Joined: July 2005 Posted: July 17 2006, 10:58 http://www.lyricless.com/file_view?id=24 (Bitrate is 128 to save bandwidth) I'd love to know what you think of this track! -------------- Twitter: @benbarden Back to top

ian Group: Members Posts: 473 Joined: Nov. 1999 Posted: July 17 2006, 17:41 When the track starts I really like the flute and guitar but after a while the track tends to go on a bit and I lose interest. I would also like to hear a bit of reverb on say the flute and guitar. It reminds me a bit of a Terry Oldfield track. Back to top

Moz Group: Musicians Posts: 600 Joined: July 2005 Posted: July 18 2006, 12:20 thanks for the feedback Ian. I admit, I started to run out of ideas in this piece.  Some days I like it more than others, though.  Also, it's already on an album, so I doubt I'll do anything else with it.  But I do know what you're talking about. -------------- Twitter: @benbarden Back to top

Jeremy Group: Members Posts: 56 Joined: Mar. 2005 Posted: July 18 2006, 23:20 'ello Moz I had a very clear picture in my head of someone coming up with a very cunning plot while listening to your track. Nice inter-twining of melodies but I felt it could do with a instrumentation shift to create a bit of L&S, like a little dirge section with low reeds, timpani and organ coming back into the Pizzicato string theme, something like that! And like Ian mentioned, a bit of reverb here and there as well - do you have some production plug-ins on your set up? This piece could easily have been in an episode of Black Adder - well done. -------------- How can they NOT like my music! Back to top

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