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A jam submission

Gentle Guitar TuneView project page

Submitted by DSound — 2 days, 10 hours before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Production#1033.0683.267
Overall Enjoyment#1093.0683.267
Connection to the Theme#1163.5693.800

Ranked from 15 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

Discord name (multiple if team)
DSound

DAW / Method used to make the song
FL Studio

If you win, would you be willing to be on a Brainless Music compilation album?

No

Is this song your original work?

Yes

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Comments

Submitted(+1)

Very cool!! With all the MIDI songs submitted, its very refreshing to hear guitar recordings. 

Submitted(+1)

Its nice, iam having a little hard time hearing the melody that kicks in later. Is it singing? Iam having a hard time telling

Submitted(+1)

nice! title sums it up pretty well

Submitted(+1)

nice job! It feels original and I really like that its not "over-produced" if you know what I mean. I can't really play guitar so original guitar sounds are a win in my eyes haha.

Submitted(+1)

I agree with Grunt. 

Perhaps your melody could have been an octave higher to better distinguish from the harmony. Also, do you use a click track? 

Generally, for harmony or accompaniment its better to have more rigid time, with melody you can get away with a little more.  

I think the guitar sounds are awesome and some tasty ideas here, keep playing around with it and it'll just get better and better! 

Submitted(+1)

Cool to see another guitar player!

I think my main peace of feedback has more to do with the actual performance vs anything technical. The ideas you presented here are potentially pretty interesting (don't know if there was enough for me to say either way), but I also think the execution of those ideas could be improved on. And I think that just comes with practice and finding ways to play the parts that feels a little more fluent. It takes time to get good at this, I still have to work on this a lot after several years of playing the instrument!

Hopefully you continue developing the ideas you've got here, keep up the good work :)