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Epic Intro 2015 (Non Percussive Short)
02.01.2015
A cinematic piece that builds anticipation with sustained synth chords and a gradual crescendo, perfect for dramatic reveals or building tension in film and video games.
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Arti’s Hit or Miss: Review
"Epic Intro 2015 (Non Percussive Short)" immediately establishes a sense of grand scale and impending drama. It's the kind of track that makes you lean in, waiting for something significant to happen. The choice to go non-percussive is interesting; it relies entirely on the sustained synth chords and subtle textural shifts to build tension. This works remarkably well, creating a feeling of vastness and anticipation.
The composition itself is relatively simple, focusing on a slowly evolving harmonic progression. This simplicity is a strength, allowing the listener to easily latch onto the emotional core of the piece. While the melody isn't overly complex, the harmonic movement is effective in creating a sense of rising stakes. There's a nice use of layering, with new synth elements gradually introduced to add to the overall intensity. A subtle pulsing synth adds a bit of drive.
From a production standpoint, the track is well-mixed, with a good balance between the different synth layers. The sounds are clean and well-defined, which is crucial for this type of atmospheric piece. If I were to offer a suggestion, it would be to experiment with a bit more dynamic range. While the crescendo is effective, a slightly wider dynamic range throughout the track might enhance the emotional impact even further. Perhaps a quieter, more intimate opening section could make the final build even more powerful. I can see it as a build intro or background for a very dramatic reveal.
Compared to industry standards, "Epic Intro 2015" holds its own quite well, particularly in terms of its atmospheric qualities and overall mood. It could easily find a home in film trailers, video game cutscenes, or any media project requiring a sense of dramatic anticipation. It’s a strong, usable piece of production music that demonstrates a solid understanding of how to create tension and build to a climax. The sound design is good. The string sounds and synths are well rendered.
The composition itself is relatively simple, focusing on a slowly evolving harmonic progression. This simplicity is a strength, allowing the listener to easily latch onto the emotional core of the piece. While the melody isn't overly complex, the harmonic movement is effective in creating a sense of rising stakes. There's a nice use of layering, with new synth elements gradually introduced to add to the overall intensity. A subtle pulsing synth adds a bit of drive.
From a production standpoint, the track is well-mixed, with a good balance between the different synth layers. The sounds are clean and well-defined, which is crucial for this type of atmospheric piece. If I were to offer a suggestion, it would be to experiment with a bit more dynamic range. While the crescendo is effective, a slightly wider dynamic range throughout the track might enhance the emotional impact even further. Perhaps a quieter, more intimate opening section could make the final build even more powerful. I can see it as a build intro or background for a very dramatic reveal.
Compared to industry standards, "Epic Intro 2015" holds its own quite well, particularly in terms of its atmospheric qualities and overall mood. It could easily find a home in film trailers, video game cutscenes, or any media project requiring a sense of dramatic anticipation. It’s a strong, usable piece of production music that demonstrates a solid understanding of how to create tension and build to a climax. The sound design is good. The string sounds and synths are well rendered.
