Hey guys,

Just wanted to share this with you.

All done in Sonar X1 Exp :)

See what you think...

http://soundcloud.com/sam-hayman/atlantis-a-d

This is wonderful! It is kind of short and it left me wanting more. Please continue the song

sounds good.. well done arrangement and orchestration..  the atmosphere is growing nicely, but quite short track..  got me waiting more.. 

More, please.  You're off to a good start.

Thanks for your comments! Very encouraging :)

A comment I receive (outside this forum) is that the strings (the melody in the violins) sounds "too digital". While I'm aware that once cannot achieve the absolute real thing, I can't for the life of me think of how to fix those strings.

Maybe I'm going deaf but any ideas about how to make them sound more 'real'? I'm using EWQL in this piece.

P.S. Will post the full cue once it's done. Just wanted to bounce some thoughts off you guys.

this is replete with such emotion and feeling which i am sure will translate beautifully to the screen. let us know when it is finished and/or video/TV stream is available. very well done. impressed :) 

ABeautifulVirus


this is replete with such emotion and feeling which i am sure will translate beautifully to the screen. let us know when it is finished and/or video/TV stream is available. very well done. impressed :) 

Thank you so much! :) I'm very flattered!


Will certainly let you know when it's finished.


Thanks again!

Absolutely stunning. In a short one and half minutes you have created a vivid picture of the majesty of Atlantis, captured the avid attention of the audience and set the scene for the adventure that will then unfold. This must rank as one of the very best opening themes I have ever heard.

malcolmb


Absolutely stunning. In a short one and half minutes you have created a vivid picture of the majesty of Atlantis, captured the avid attention of the audience and set the scene for the adventure that will then unfold. This must rank as one of the very best opening themes I have ever heard.

Wow! I really don't know what to say... Thank you malcolmb!


When I posted this piece on this forum, Youtube and other networks, I knew it was a good piece of music. But I didn't expect the huge positive feedback I'm getting.

Thank you guys. It's certainly very encouraging! :)