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A jam submission

Junk NoizeView project page

Submission for the Weekly Note Composing Jam 37.
Submitted by Grunt. — 5 hours, 24 minutes before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Quality#63.1753.667
Coherence to the Theme#102.5983.000
Overall#102.8153.250
Enjoyability#112.8873.333
Creativity#132.5983.000

Ranked from 3 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

Difficulty Level

Intermediate

For those who are pretty good at making music

Advanced

For those who are confident in their music making ability

Link to Streaming Service
https://soundcloud.com/grunt7517/junk-noize

Description
For this track I experimented with a couple of things: 1) Having a section that is primarily distorted guitars playing single note melodies that act as a kind of counterpoint, really trying to avoid just playing chords when I can; and 2) Start on the louder side and finsih with a quieter section, as most of my work tends to be the opposite. I decided to primarily go with distorted and 'dirtier' sounds on the stringed instruments, as I felt that would be more appropriate for the scrapyard component of this jam, but still can mesh together like a symphony. All feedback is welcome and greatly appreciated :)

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Comments

Submitted

Good work! Feel like the first 20 seconds or so was on the nose with the scrapyard theme, felt like we were getting some great sound scaping that really fit the vibe. After that it went into a beautiful shoegazey vibe which I loved but deviated from the theme a little bit. 

Submitted(+1)

That is also a nice song. I like the little details of metal, which can sometimes be heard. :)

Submitted(+1)

nice! I really like how clean the instrumentation sounds - super clear! Think you nailed it with what you were aiming for. The chord heavy section was nice and big and contrasted well with the simpler sections 👍