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Music!
yes music 71%  71%  [ 5 ]
no music 0%  0%  [ 0 ]
not music as is 14%  14%  [ 1 ]
humans what is this thing you call... love 14%  14%  [ 1 ]
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PostPosted: Sun Mar 20, 2016 3:39 pm 
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Title: Planetaria (Excerpt)
Author: Score by razorborne, Libretto by Chinkeeyong

this is a poll for this to be the official score for this. it sounds pretty much like this:



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Magnificently composed, Raven! Who knew an English teacher like yourself had such musical talent?

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Magnificently composed, Raven! Who knew an English teacher like yourself had such musical talent?


...That's Razor.


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Magnificently composed, Raven! Who knew an English teacher like yourself had such musical talent?


...That's Razor.

who?

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This place went bonkers!

Very well done with the instrumentation- You really did justice to them.

It's an inspiring piece.

Yea


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Very cool. I don't know a lot about music, but I know when I like how something sounds, and I very much like the sound of this.

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Very cool. I don't know a lot about music, but I know when I like how something sounds, and I very much like the sound of this.

"Yea."

it's ok, I know enough about music for both of us

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Very cool. I don't know a lot about music, but I know when I like how something sounds, and I very much like the sound of this.

"Yea."

Ditto for me, on all counts. :)

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wouldn't it be hilarious if the score was completely unrelated to the midi example and just none of you knew enough about reading music to notice?

I think that'd be hilarious

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Gonna go with an emphatic yea on this. It's so awesome that we have music for the project now! Music that I can post on Tumblr to Leverage Our Web Brand!!


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Not that it makes a difference at this point, but after finally listening to it, I found it to be, and I hope I'm communicating my meaning properly here, a little too synthetic? Like, there were elements I almost found chip-tune-y in there, and I just didn't think that properly fit an opera.

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Not that it makes a difference at this point, but after finally listening to it, I found it to be, and I hope I'm communicating my meaning properly here, a little too synthetic? Like, there were elements I almost found chip-tune-y in there, and I just didn't think that properly fit an opera.


I imagine it would sound less synthetic if you used real instruments to record it. I think this uses placeholder sounds and is intended to convey what the piece is supposed to sound like. I don't figure it'll ever be properly recorded though, unless someone's got an orchestra lying around.

or i could be completely wrong


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Not that it makes a difference at this point, but after finally listening to it, I found it to be, and I hope I'm communicating my meaning properly here, a little too synthetic? Like, there were elements I almost found chip-tune-y in there, and I just didn't think that properly fit an opera.


I imagine it would sound less synthetic if you used real instruments to record it. I think this uses placeholder sounds and is intended to convey what the piece is supposed to sound like. I don't figure it'll ever be properly recorded though, unless someone's got an orchestra lying around.

or i could be completely wrong

yeah, basically that. I've got a limited MIDI library, and using that is a heck of a lot cheaper than hiring a real orchestra. that's part of why the actual submission is the score, not the recording.

for what it's worth, my roommate offered to help me run it through their MIDI library at some point, and they claim to have some decent MIDI voices which I'll believe when I hear but should fix a lot of that because most of the problem to me is in the voices. MIDI voices are really hard, and here I didn't want to use instruments because I didn't want to make it so I couldn't use those instruments for real, so I had to use synthesizers. except for death because holy **** MIDI voices sound even worse low. also CKY wanted some of the voices to be automatons which means they'd sound more synthetic anyway, and apparently Solphos has magical synthesizers. dunno.

but yeah I agree with you. there are parts of the sound of this that I hate. but I'm ok with it because this isn't supposed to be a literal recording of a performance of Planetaria on Solphos, it's just supposed to illustrate the sound of the score to people who can't read music. and it doesn't even do that perfectly! the dynamics in the score are much broader than they are in the recording because the program I used makes it a little tricky to work dynamics, and while I could've done it, I didn't really bother unless it was really important.

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Not that it makes a difference at this point, but after finally listening to it, I found it to be, and I hope I'm communicating my meaning properly here, a little too synthetic? Like, there were elements I almost found chip-tune-y in there, and I just didn't think that properly fit an opera.

I think it conveys the tone of Solphos well. But I might be biased because it reminds me of video game music, which I love.

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for what it's worth, my roommate offered to help me run it through their MIDI library at some point, and they claim to have some decent MIDI voices which I'll believe when I hear but should fix a lot of that because most of the problem to me is in the voices.

Sounds great. I'd love to hear that.

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