The Last Raindrop (lastrdrp.xm)
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- THE LAST RAINDROP - - by Efenstor - efenstor_yahoo.com camelot_ktk.ru http://... ...efenstor.port5.com
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This Efenstor is a tracker from Siberia and so far has managed to survive pretty well as far as I can tell by just checking his artistpage.=) This time he has created a nice soft poptune with nice ambiental vibes. The consept of this track reminds me of Enigma (Michael Cretu that is) or those monk-orchestras where choirs are moaning on electrical background. The beginning is nice with the sound of raindrop and bongos. Soft strings come along soon, but then... Leadsample (some sort of flute / clarinet) sounds just awful to me... As the song goes on and the drums are already there and everything, this leadsample has changed to normal flute , but still sounds bad. It is quite amazing actually that otherwise so pure and goodsounding song has got something like this in it... Well, I guess it is just a matter of taste and I am sure that some people like those solos but I didn't. Don't judge or pass this song because of what I say here ok? ;) The background remains the same through the song and it is the best thing in this track. If those leadinstruments would be done in another way (don't ask me how) I would love this song. It has such simplicity behind everything. It is rhythmic and yet smooth combination of everything. Very well worth checking and listening.=) Nice job Efenstor.=) Yeah, well, I liked the samples that were chosen. Especially percussions and strings created very nice athmosphere over here. Both 8- and 16-bit samples were used, but effects were forgotten. Well, actually this song didn't needed any effects. It was just fine the way it was. I have now listened it about 10 times in a row and that fluteaction doesn't disturbe so much anymore. But it did.=) And still does... a bit.=)