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Melancholy III
by wurzel

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Submitted on: Jun 15, 2008 - 06:24:42 AM
Last Updated: Jun 15 2008 - 04:29:52 PM

Description A Chilled bit of ambience, inspired by a slow air heard from an Irish flute player in a pub.

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Hardware Mac Mini, CME M-Key USB midi keyboard

Software: Garageband

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	said 206 days ago
	I love it! Cool track.. I really like how you work these musics out from GB, carefully done and well mixed. Take Care - Yeman A. Al-Rawi

	massa said 203 days ago
	Cool ambience! Very nice melody you took out from this instrument. Nice emotion! Some fine pitch modulation. One or two went a little out, but even so it still fits in the atmosphere you set with your song! Subtle mood changes. Great tone, great piece!!!

	radiorebelde said 154 days ago
	really awesome stuff I love the atmosphere you've managed to create in this track. Absolutely lovely stuff. It really is melancholy at the same time as it builds a great bit of tension. Tremendous tune.

	EZamor said 148 days ago
	Melancholy III nice moody piece. i truly like the tone and atmosphere you've created. cheerz, -=ez

	Char said 138 days ago
	Forlorn like a lonely traveler making his way through a rainy cold trek to a place he doesn't want to go. But, he treads on, knowing he can't keep events from unfolding as they must. Thank you.

drakonis said 98 days ago

essence of eternal despair
Wow, excellent work here, capturing a really sorrowful lament of a tune. The drone, the bend of the notes, and the melody itself really convey heartache. Unfortunately it is sooo close to sounding like real instruments playing, that the spell is occasionally broken in certain spots when it sounds un-naturally MIDI/sampled (some long notes need a bit of crescendo in them, the bent notes are a little too exact, etc.) But this critique is only because I kept *almost* getting totally lost in it. Excellent work here!
ttfn,
Drakonis

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