23rd August 2022, 7:13 AM
(23rd August 2022, 1:59 AM)TRUC Wrote: I even put a music icon next to the thread subject so it's not as much clickbait-ish as it sounds (even though virtually no ones views blogs from the forum section anyway), but I kinda do need help with an opinion, lol. If you have access to a sound device, and about 4 minutes, that is
Basically, which sounds better between the 2 (low end VS high end strings)... or would something in between work better
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dSdIeKpnwa8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ODQQ40T73yw
Ok so, I'm going to ask you the same questions that I asked @Justinbob100.
1. Are you a music producer/composer?
2. If this is your work, is it sampled or all original?
3. If this is your work, does it have a copyright on it?
4. If this is still your work, what software did you use to compose the music, as in FL Studio 21, Logic Pro X, Pro Tools, etc?
5. Considering all the above, have you ever thought about promoting your music on a popular streaming site, rather than JV? The reason is due to JV being a dead community.
Final thoughts: I think the Low End strings sounds better than the high-end strings, just because it sounds more dark and medieval. It really depends on what mood you're going for, for the songs. The first one, I'm assuming is the dark, low-end version in C Minor.
The second one, I'm assuming is the depressing, high-end version in F# Minor. Like I said man, it really depends on what your mood is for these songs. The way the key is composed, tells me right away that it's either a dark melody or a depressing melody. I think you're going for a more, dark version, so definitely go for the low-end, C Minor strings.
If you did compose these songs, then congratulations because I think you did a good job on both of them. First one sounds more classic, and the other one just reminds me of something else unique.
How I figured out the keys for these songs: https://getsongkey.com/tools/key-finder
