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 :)
Last Story Of Nothing
07.10.2024
Эпическое и эмоциональное оркестровое произведение с парящими струнными, мощными духовыми и трогательным хором, создающее ощущение величия и восторга. Идеально подходит для драматических сцен в фильмах, исторических документальных фильмов и моментов интенсивных эмоций и откровений.
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Arti’s Hit or Miss: Review
"Last Story Of Nothing" makes an immediate impact with its rich, orchestral arrangement. The opening is captivating, drawing you in with a sense of scale and grandeur. It instantly establishes a cinematic mood that feels suitable for sweeping landscapes or moments of significant emotional weight in a film. The use of strings and brass is particularly effective, creating a classic, almost timeless quality. The dynamic build is expertly handled; it begins subtly and gradually swells, showcasing the power of a full orchestra.
Where this track excels is in its emotional impact. The harmonies evoke a sense of wonder and perhaps a hint of melancholy, which broadens its application beyond simple "epic" scenes. It could easily accompany a pivotal moment of realization or a bittersweet farewell. The choir adds another layer of depth, although at times it feels slightly overpowered by the orchestra—perhaps a slight adjustment in the mix could give the vocals a bit more presence and clarity.
In terms of production, the track demonstrates a solid understanding of orchestral arrangement and scoring. While the individual instrument sounds are well-rendered, there's a slight artificiality, a very slight stiffness to some of the MIDI programming, particularly in the faster string passages. Investing in slightly more detailed programming, or possibly incorporating some live-recorded elements, even for just a few key instruments, could elevate the realism and emotional impact significantly.
Compared to industry-standard production music, "Last Story Of Nothing" holds its own in terms of composition and overall impact. It's easy to imagine this track being used in trailers, historical documentaries, or even fantasy video games. To really push it to the next level, a focus on refining the sample library choices and adding subtle nuances in the performance could make a huge difference. Overall a really evocative, professional piece, with a powerful build.
Where this track excels is in its emotional impact. The harmonies evoke a sense of wonder and perhaps a hint of melancholy, which broadens its application beyond simple "epic" scenes. It could easily accompany a pivotal moment of realization or a bittersweet farewell. The choir adds another layer of depth, although at times it feels slightly overpowered by the orchestra—perhaps a slight adjustment in the mix could give the vocals a bit more presence and clarity.
In terms of production, the track demonstrates a solid understanding of orchestral arrangement and scoring. While the individual instrument sounds are well-rendered, there's a slight artificiality, a very slight stiffness to some of the MIDI programming, particularly in the faster string passages. Investing in slightly more detailed programming, or possibly incorporating some live-recorded elements, even for just a few key instruments, could elevate the realism and emotional impact significantly.
Compared to industry-standard production music, "Last Story Of Nothing" holds its own in terms of composition and overall impact. It's easy to imagine this track being used in trailers, historical documentaries, or even fantasy video games. To really push it to the next level, a focus on refining the sample library choices and adding subtle nuances in the performance could make a huge difference. Overall a really evocative, professional piece, with a powerful build.
