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NeoZF
May 22nd, 2006, 12:06 am
well this is the first one ive made, hope you like it, if theres a way i can improve it, please tell me, i have to compose music for my GCSE so i though it would be better to start learning how to now
deathraider
May 22nd, 2006, 01:17 am
Well, it might be more interesting if you sped up the tempo. There's not really a good melody in there, though. Your attempt at melody just sounds kinda random. The whole bass routine got REALLY boring after using it during the whole song.
One_Winged
May 22nd, 2006, 08:59 am
yeah it gets a little boring after a while. make some chorus and add some instrumen repeating the "melody" a marimba perhaps?
stringswells playing the bass note and the fifth may enhance it a little but dont over use that.
thats all the pointers I have at the moment.
NeoZF
May 22nd, 2006, 10:17 am
thanks for the ideas, ill try them when i get home
edit:
i made some changes to it, also i understand its slow, but when i set the tempo to 175 it doesnt seem to export at that tempo, if anyone knows how to get Sibelius export at a differnt tempo can you tell me.
NeoZF
May 22nd, 2006, 11:12 pm
so what do you think?
One_Winged
May 31st, 2006, 03:37 pm
if you want sibelius to export at a different tempo then just right click anywhere and chose text and then metronome mark. click inside the white box and choose the fourth note and then type in =175
the song...
the changes that you made made it a little more interesting. it sounds really wierd towards the end though.
edit: after closer inspection I yhink this song is strangely notated. the three begining notes in the bass klef of the piano should be at the end of the previous bar... am I making any sense? if you change this it will be probably be alot less complicated.
and hey IŽll post some ideas for you
sorry that I took a very long time to answer.
Marlon
June 1st, 2006, 05:34 pm
It gets a bit repetitive. Maybe a stronger melody would cover that up. ;) The strings are nice as well. The timing gets a little bit awkward by the end (for the piano, I mean).
Try finishing it; it's not that bad. :)
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