I have programmed a new AI and am currently working on modernizing and restructuring genres, topics, moods and tags. BPM will be replaced by “perceived speed”. Keys will be removed. The keyword search will also soon be extended to tags. There will also be an A.I. “Review” and a quality rating for each song. All music will soon be re-categorized. When I'm done with that, there will be new music again :)
- Licentie CC BY 4.0
- ISRC Nummer DELJ81221907
- Uitgebracht 13.11.2012
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HANDGEMAAKT
Tears Of The Sun
13.11.2012
A cinematic blend of electronic and orchestral elements, creating an atmosphere of suspense and wonder. Ideal for dramatic scenes, documentaries, or trailers.
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Arti’s Hit or Miss: Review
"Tears Of The Sun" opens with a spacious, almost ethereal quality, like the first light breaking through a misty landscape. It immediately sets an intriguing, slightly melancholic tone, perfect for creating a sense of wonder or mystery. The initial blend of ambient textures and that sparse piano melody is quite effective, drawing the listener in gradually.
What's really working well is the track's dynamic build. It's not rushed, allowing the emotional weight to accumulate naturally. The introduction of those subtle, pulsing synth elements adds a layer of forward momentum without disrupting the overall atmosphere. I can easily picture this working beautifully in a documentary or a film scene where a significant revelation is unfolding, or a character going through a major moment.
The production quality is generally solid – clear separation between instruments, and the low-end frequencies are controlled without sounding muddy. However, there's room to push the sonic boundaries further. While the current mix is perfectly usable, exploring wider stereo imaging, and perhaps some more experimental sound design elements in the high-end frequencies, could elevate it to that 'reference track' level. I also liked how subtle strings were. Adding more real, sampled strings, or even a professional string library, would make this song 10 times better.
Compared to industry-standard production music, "Tears Of The Sun" sits comfortably in the 'high-quality, usable' category. The composition itself is well-structured, and the emotional arc is clear. It's not trying to be overly complex, which is a strength for sync licensing. It's the kind of track that can support a visual narrative without overshadowing it.
One suggestion, thinking about potential media use, would be to explore adding a slightly more defined melodic 'hook' in the mid-section. This wouldn't need to be overly prominent, but a subtle thematic element that repeats or evolves could increase the track's memorability and make it even more adaptable for editors.
Overall, "Tears Of The Sun" is a strong piece of music with a clear emotional direction and a good understanding of cinematic scoring principles. With a few production refinements and potentially a slightly stronger melodic hook, it could easily find a home in a wide range of media projects.
What's really working well is the track's dynamic build. It's not rushed, allowing the emotional weight to accumulate naturally. The introduction of those subtle, pulsing synth elements adds a layer of forward momentum without disrupting the overall atmosphere. I can easily picture this working beautifully in a documentary or a film scene where a significant revelation is unfolding, or a character going through a major moment.
The production quality is generally solid – clear separation between instruments, and the low-end frequencies are controlled without sounding muddy. However, there's room to push the sonic boundaries further. While the current mix is perfectly usable, exploring wider stereo imaging, and perhaps some more experimental sound design elements in the high-end frequencies, could elevate it to that 'reference track' level. I also liked how subtle strings were. Adding more real, sampled strings, or even a professional string library, would make this song 10 times better.
Compared to industry-standard production music, "Tears Of The Sun" sits comfortably in the 'high-quality, usable' category. The composition itself is well-structured, and the emotional arc is clear. It's not trying to be overly complex, which is a strength for sync licensing. It's the kind of track that can support a visual narrative without overshadowing it.
One suggestion, thinking about potential media use, would be to explore adding a slightly more defined melodic 'hook' in the mid-section. This wouldn't need to be overly prominent, but a subtle thematic element that repeats or evolves could increase the track's memorability and make it even more adaptable for editors.
Overall, "Tears Of The Sun" is a strong piece of music with a clear emotional direction and a good understanding of cinematic scoring principles. With a few production refinements and potentially a slightly stronger melodic hook, it could easily find a home in a wide range of media projects.
