This is a beautiful one. I've only been able to rate today and I apologize for that, but this is a banger. With one word, I call this beautiful. The layers, the way it's composed, the quality, especially how the textures are done, its all magical. I hope you crack the top with this one! Cheers.
CardThrower1234
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Story wise, that one reflects the "isekai world" not wanting to let you go, and the antagonist wanting to keep you in the world.
On all the chaos, my mind is a multithreaded chaotic machine that always has at least three things on it simultaneously. I guess it reflects in my music, where I revel in the chaos. I am working on it thoe, as my peers (I'm a composer in a gamedev grp.) also agree that I can be chaotic. Cheers!
Thanks for rating! Me joining was really to test my limits and sharpen my skills instead of trying something new, and also to deliver something which I felt was different. Thanks for the reviews, I see how I can improve especially on some of the modal interchange parts and the "wrong notes" that I like sprinkling in.
I wish to be a jazz musician myself, but evidently im still learning the ropes and have yet to get an instrument for myself (guitar isnt really for me). Thanks for the cool feedback!
I really like how you composed this, and the melodies. The story can somewhat be felt, but mostly I like the compostion, especially the first song.
Not related to the album but to the lore, subway lines would make horrible aqueducts and would be hard to retrofit, given all the rustable iron in the rails, high voltage wires, and uneven elevation, not to mention the way it would be exposed to the world at the stations; for both water transportation and water infrastructure the idea wouldnt hold water (pun intended)
Just had to let the ol' engineer out, anyways this track is really good. Have fun making more music!
It is a nice album and great overall, but i feel like some minor issues I can point out
Intro's bass sections feel too fat for me, overpowering the piece
Lack of legato also irks me, but it is understandable and may be part of the style.
Also, looking at the way it was made it seems you used an engraver. This is pretty cool, as I use one too, so its nice that this was made with that restriction in place. I am curious, what samples did you use? And how did you master the entire thing?






