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 | drakonis said 1418 days ago |
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Cowpie, me favorite! heehee, this was very cute and upbeat. But it was also very well written, orchestrated, and produced. You did a wonderful job choosing instruments & balancing timbres, nice and clean sounding! And yes, it is Copeland'esque. Well done! ttfn, Drakonis |
 | cjhoose said 1418 days ago |
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Lively and laidback Makes me want to dance around. It's like a piece of an old western soundtrack. |
 | UncleSamwich said 1418 days ago |
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you must like henry mancini. Baby elephant walk, or pink panther inspired? Very loony tunes-ee. Nice job with the loops. Sometimes they just click so good don't they? Fun. |
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City Slickers... soundtrack! Seriously, this sounds like it is production ready as a film score. Awesome composition skills on display! Thx D. |
 | packosmokes said 1418 days ago |
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Wonderful production! Was this done using that new Jam Pack? Seems like the instruments in it are a definite step up from your average orchestra stock in GB... that is, if it is the Jam Pack, if not... how DO you do it!? :) Happy, light hearted piece with that touch of country humour. I dig it. Does remind me of City Slickers, but then again, I'm pretty sure that soundtrack would remind of previous ones as well. |
 | aclarke said 1418 days ago |
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What a fun composition Excellent arrangement. I absolutely loved the sounds (bells and whistle especially) you used and that they were placed perfectly. This tune put a smile on my face! |
 | thetiler said 1418 days ago |
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ausome You are so talented. This tune is just terrific. Every thing is so complete, it is just incredible to me. You really set the bar high in this composition. Love it !! |
| Anonymous said 1418 days ago | |
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excellente This was great...melody still ringing in my ears...inventive...I can see Gordon MacRae from here! Short and to the point....great work... Vidid |
 | Cameron said 1417 days ago |
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in the great tradition... ...of the film scores of the old westerns from the '40s and '50s -- with a little bit of Steiner, Newman, Elfman and Rachel Portman thrown in. This is a very lighthearted, facile piece with vivid tone colors, very "American" sounding. You captured the "south-of-(your)-border" western flavor very well! I'm very interested in how you worked with the Sibelius sounds in GarageBand. Did the sounds play through a MIDI keyboard, into GB? Or did you convert the Sibelius files into mp3? As a user of Sibelius myself, I am definitely curious. Great job on this, daphna! |
 | blamm said 1417 days ago |
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nice. I definitely got a Randy Newman "Toy Story" - esque feel from this...but that probably has more to do with the playful subject matter than anything else. Good stuff! |
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Whimsical and classy Sounds like something from a musical. "I am Farmer Joe and my pants are on fire so get the wooden pail and dance with me!" |
 | Castelle said 1130 days ago |
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Just Perfect Not too short, not too long - just perfect! Beautiful Daphne, just beautiful Well done :-) |
I really like the playfulness of this! It's inspiring, as I am looking for my Jam Pack 4 copy to arrive from Amazon, so maybe I might tackle something in this vein myself sometime. But maybe I don't want to spend 15 hours....mmmm....can I borrow your composition skills?
Seriously, this is awesome!