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BrainClaim · Post by **BrainClaim** » Fri Dec 11, 2015 8:00 pm

Good evening!

My first successful soundtrack has been used for our theatre play. My friends liked it but I would also like to hear feedbacks from You, the musicians.

(Genre of play: tragicomedy)

http://soundcloud.com/brain-claim/brain ... -your-eyes

erikgyle · Post by **erikgyle** » Fri Dec 11, 2015 11:45 pm

Sounds perfect for a play soundtrack. Not thematic enough to distract from the action, but has enough character to create a slightly ominous mood.

bbaggins · Post by **bbaggins** » Sat Dec 12, 2015 1:29 am

Suggestion: try lowering the MIDI velocities on the piano, at least during the intro. It'll sound more natural. Just give it a try - most sampled instruments do better in the middle of their velocity range rather than staying too long at the upper end.

BrainClaim · Post by **BrainClaim** » Sat Dec 12, 2015 8:11 am

bbaggins wrote:Suggestion: try lowering the MIDI velocities on the piano, at least during the intro. It'll sound more natural. Just give it a try - most sampled instruments do better in the middle of their velocity range rather than staying too long at the upper end.

Thanks so much for the recommendation. I did not even realize that myself.

erikgyle wrote:Sounds perfect for a play soundtrack. Not thematic enough to distract from the action, but has enough character to create a slightly ominous mood.

Thanks for the feedback! Well, it wasn't supposed to distract from the action, I am not that experienced soundtracker yet

Soundtrack for a drama