In The Moonlight
By: Xeroz
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When I started to do
this song, I thought
that I could do some
beautiful music.
This is my first song
made with Fast Tracker
so It's not really the
best I can do. But I
really had great time
when I made this music
Greetings to:
All the people whose
samples I ripped,
to all trackers of the
world,
Awesome, the best
tracker whose music I
have heard. I'm your
big fan,
and to my family.
If you want to say
something to me,
send an e-mail to:
xeroz_sunpoint.net
I answer to your mail
if you want.
Song lenght: 3.45
In 28th february 2003
Tuomo Joki (Xeroz)
Toijala, Finland
PS. I have nothing to
do with that paper
maker XEROX. My
name is Xeroz!
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This piece is quite impressive. Xerox, uh, I'm sorry, Xeroz is a fan of Awesome, and you can hear the influence with those opening A minor broken piano chords. Actually, C-6, E-6, and A-6 play on the piano all throughout, but it took me a few listens to notice, as he sure makes it sound like he changes his harmony. It starts off with the simple piano that I just mentionned, then adds a little more every few patterns, until the piano becomes quite elaborate and very enjoyable to listen to. Before you get bored of the piano progressions and that mesmerizing tick-tock rhythm, in comes the bass drum and panflute. And the timing is key here. These deliver a combination of a smooth melody line, as well as a deep, powerful ambiance. The piece contains two climactic passages, and I found the transition to those to be not as smooth as they could have been. But I'm just being very picky. This piece is musically superb, but it is lacking that extra something to make it amazing. "When I started this song, I thought that I could do some beautiful music." Well, if this isn't beautiful music, it comes pretty darn close. Good work! You know, I was getting ready to start complaining about the file size of this one, when I realized... it's only 181k zipped. I am without words. I thought that for sure with such a well sampled piano I'd be dealing with 16-bit, possibly megasamples. But all the samples are small, and 8-bit. For such a recent song (2003), 181k, I'm boosting it's score up an extra 0.5 just for that. "Greetings to: All the people whose samples I ripped, ..." Haha, I like that one.