Miracle of Sound: Nord Mead (Skyrim)
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Could use a second chorus at the end. I always want to continue singing, but it just ends. Sadness.MiracleOfSound said:
I used to put a second chorus at the end of my songs.BehattedWanderer said:
Then I took a gaming community to the 'you always use the same structure'.
Lol damn...the one time the artist listens to the braying of us sheep.MiracleOfSound said:
Oh well. Still a wonderful song. Why does it take three weeks to get it up on bandcamp, out of curiosity?
Gavin, should you and I ever meet in person, I fully intend for there to be a bout of drinking while this song is playing.
Jooly good show, sir!
Jooly good show, sir!
Well Mr. Dunne you've outdone yourself.
The lyrics are very catchy rhythmically, and really show how the Nords do think their the manliest of manly men who have ever manned through a man contest.
The violin you used in the main hook (right term right? Not very knowledgeable on music vocabulary), gave it the classical feel while the rock music served to add to the rowdy nature of the song.
Although I think I may be using too much of a loquacious tone at this point so I will end it with my final one-word opinion: "Kickass"
The lyrics are very catchy rhythmically, and really show how the Nords do think their the manliest of manly men who have ever manned through a man contest.
The violin you used in the main hook (right term right? Not very knowledgeable on music vocabulary), gave it the classical feel while the rock music served to add to the rowdy nature of the song.
Although I think I may be using too much of a loquacious tone at this point so I will end it with my final one-word opinion: "Kickass"
Oh joy, another great sounding intro of a song that's immediately ruined by the inclusion of guitars.
Good old rock and roll has its time and place. Or rather, had it's time and place. But if you're going to start a song about a fantastical reinterpretation of traditional nordic culture with an orchestral score, don't ruin the mood and theme you've established by launching straight into a generic guitar tune.
This is the digital age, where you can literally create any sound you want with the right programs and know-how. And yet even when you've clearly demonstrated that you're more than capable of making songs without tossing in a generic guitar riffs, you always seem to fall back on them.
Captcha: how quaint
Good old rock and roll has its time and place. Or rather, had it's time and place. But if you're going to start a song about a fantastical reinterpretation of traditional nordic culture with an orchestral score, don't ruin the mood and theme you've established by launching straight into a generic guitar tune.
This is the digital age, where you can literally create any sound you want with the right programs and know-how. And yet even when you've clearly demonstrated that you're more than capable of making songs without tossing in a generic guitar riffs, you always seem to fall back on them.
Captcha: how quaint
