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    First orchestral type compositions

    I\'ve been doing pop songs for some years now but have just tried my hand at orchestral type music (thanks to GPO, which made it look a lot less scarier).

    Each piece took 4-5 hours and is done using GPO in Sonar3 without any effects (i.e. the final tracks were rendered to mp3 straight from the midi tracks). I\'ve used a rhythm loop in the first and third track, the second one uses GPO percussion. The titles might seem odd, but there\'s a story behind that..

    I would appreciate some opinions and suggestions on how I could improve, both in terms of composition and instrument sounds, and any orchestral mistakes I might have commited.

    Sexy Hamster Conducts the Orchestra
    http://www.2dadventure.com/stuff/songs/Neole-SexyHamster.mp3

    Sexy Hamster Leads Hamster Army To World Peace
    http://www.2dadventure.com/stuff/songs/Neole-SexyHamsterWorldPeace.mp3

    Sexy Hamster 007 Mission Mania
    http://www.2dadventure.com/stuff/songs/Neole-SexyHamster007.mp3

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    Re: First orchestral type compositions

    Neole
    I don\'t understand. All I get is a blank page.

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    Re: First orchestral type compositions

    Fun stuff! I especially like the 3rd one. But they all give me a big --> [img]images/icons/grin.gif[/img]

    The fake drum roll in #2 is a bit distracting. There is a drum roll in GPO. You might try using that instead?

    Please explain the sexy hamster. [img]images/icons/shocked.gif[/img]

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    Re: First orchestral type compositions

    Originally posted by Neole:
    The titles might seem odd, but there\'s a story behind that..

    <font size=\"2\" face=\"Verdana, Arial\">Neole,

    I enjoyed your compositions. They are fun. The only suggestion is to try using some ambience with the mix.

    You must tell us the story behind the title. [img]images/icons/grin.gif[/img]

    Thanks for posting these.

    Gary Garritan

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