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Thanks very much for that West. I'll see what I can do about panning and reverb levels--that helped a lot.

Discourage me? You've done the opposite, I feel encouraged! I am going to let this piece go and start work on a more theme driven piece, which I intend to be a fighting piece. As for this piece, the pauses were a bit much and I just couldn't keep a fluid melody because it felt like the song was goin...

Right, I'm confused about why the bells sound like they are cutting off. Perhaps they are at intervals too close to each other? I did nothing different from the beginning bells, so I don't understand why they sound cut off. The last bell ring probably doesn't sound cut off because there is not a fol...

Alright, I have made changes to make piece more powerful. You'll notice the addition of violins and change in the melody. Something about the music and the title is incoherent, so I am changing the title of the piece to Life After War, which might change again! Ah, well here it is. Enjoy. Life After...

Okay, the long pauses were shortened so the piece flows more and the glocks were softened. I also changed some of the harmonies and added some woodwinds for texture.

In Memory Of

Sangel wrote:the (xylaphone?) grates a little on my ear when there's no backing instruments.

You may have a point there; it also seems that the glock may overpower the orchestra.

I like the movement of the instruments at the beginning as well as the instruments you chose. For some reason the middle sounds a bit staticky (as in there seems to be a bit of extra noise). I think it ends a bit abruptly too. Nice piece overall.

I intended this piece for title screens (not in-game). I tried to build atmosphere rather than create themes.

In Memory Of

Is it too quiet? I am not sure what players normally set their speakers at; I may have had my speakers turned up a little too much.

Hmm... I don't remember seeing any Oryx Antelope in Wesnoth, is this a new faction?

815: When you finished voting, you looked for the end turn button.

That does sound good.

I like the idea. The piece I am currently working on doesn't have any themes (it is actually an attempt at Debussy's Impressionistic style of "broken fragments of melody, the outlines of which are blurred and indistinct" [an observation from Gloria Fiero's The Humanistic Tradition: Book 5 ...

Boucman wrote:of course playing the campaign is way better, but much more time consuming

That's assuming a person is skilled enough to get past the second level...

Of course I am only joking (in some respects). Anyways, give me a couple weeks and I'll take a detailed look at the music and campaigns and so on.

The current problem, as far as I can tell, is simply that while we got you composers doing the pieces, no one is taking it as a project to start applying them across the various campaigns in suitable spots. As of now, my life is very busy with job interviews, tests, and applications. But I would ve...

What amusing replies. I've never seen such a display of personal philosophy when it comes to games. But really, I have no opinion.