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Title: [Hybrid Soundtrack] Tension (.mp3)
Post by: KrazyKatz on May 27, 2008, 22:08:16
Due to popular demand, it was decided to include another song in the next release of the game 'Wicked-Defense'. The original score was by Lpchip and myself and I was contracted to do the additional song.

Here it is!

Comments are always welcome.

Streaming-

http://www.sonicbrilliance.com/

Download-

http://www.sonicbrilliance.com/music/Tension.mp3

Enjoy!
Title: [Hybrid Soundtrack] Tension (.mp3)
Post by: Sam_Zen on May 27, 2008, 23:08:33
As usual an excellent production.

Somehow I've got some mixed feelings about this.
It introduces a tension feeling indeed very effective. But then the feeling got stuck at a certain level, and stays there.
So it's tense, but never behaves 'wicked'.

I think this is due to the fact, that everything plays harmonically in chords very correct throughout the song.
It's not necessary to start adding 'blue' notes in this, but I don't even hear a variation of some notes a fifth or octave higher.
So the strings go dah - dahdah -diddit all the time, instead of sometimes using -diddeet for example.

But I guess you're familiar with my attitude about harmonies, etc. :)
Title: [Hybrid Soundtrack] Tension (.mp3)
Post by: KrazyKatz on May 31, 2008, 21:31:09
Thanks for your comments Mr. Zen. It has been on my mind to let my music start tending into more extended harmonic progressions. Your comments are well founded.
Title: [Hybrid Soundtrack] Tension (.mp3)
Post by: bvanoudtshoorn on June 01, 2008, 12:07:18
Great percussion work, KrazyKatz. I agree with Sam_Zen. You could use more "tense" harmonies that are still fairly consonant, like diminished sevenths. But I thoroughly enjoyed listening to the track.
Title: [Hybrid Soundtrack] Tension (.mp3)
Post by: mrvegas on June 04, 2008, 20:30:46
I have listend to a number of the pieces on the sonicbrilliance site, and I do enjoy them very much.   I like this one also.  I think that some of the criticisms sort of miss the point that this music is intended for a specific purpose, and it suits that very well.  I don't think the composers intended to put on a dazzling display of their knowledge of music theory, but, instead, had a specific game concept in mind.
Title: [Hybrid Soundtrack] Tension (.mp3)
Post by: Sam_Zen on June 04, 2008, 22:51:15
Yep, I agree about the game concept.
Title: [Hybrid Soundtrack] Tension (.mp3)
Post by: KrazyKatz on June 05, 2008, 00:17:42
Thanks for your words Mr. Vegas, and for looking out for my music ;). If you reckon I'm achieving my objective at getting the music to match the medium, then that makes me a happy toad :). And if theres one guy who we can all appreciate as someone who knows what he's talking about, it's you.