emblemmusic

Thank you for the feedback Brian, it is really very much appreciated!

Kenji's questions, "

if you compose something and the client is not satisfied do you make another song of the same lenght for him? " i

s kind of an awkward one, and I don't think quite the correct way to think about it. I mean, short answer yes I couldn't leave a customer dissatisfied and just say, "tough"...

But what Brian was saying about polishing, say, 16 bars of a piece, then running it by the client, to make sure my vision is congruent with theirs, that seems like a better process.

What do you think?

Thanks,

-Jason
http://www.emblemmusic.com

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-Jason
http://www.emblemmusic.com

I like the music overall, I picture myself in a zombie FPS, and I creep through a ruined office building and there is a radio laying on the ground as I move by, Forlorn Possibilities is playing, or something...

The instrumentation is a little "vanilla" feeling for me. I don't know if that is the overall quality of the strings and piano, or what. It feels like music from a game you loaded up on your Windows 95 machine and booted off a CD-ROM.

I agree about the mastering. Even something like Sound Forge or Wavelab (or whatever your wave editor is) can serve as a mastering tool to eq, compress, and normalize.

-Jason
http://www.emblemmusic.com

I listened to a little bit of, I think, four pieces. They all are the same genre/sound. My only criticism would be that. If you want to get into music production, you may want to branch out and show off many varied styles.

-Jason
http://www.emblemmusic.com