Score: 6

"Not bad"

submission: The Pianos Pride

date: September 13, 2009

But entirely composed of Garageband preset loops, meaning everyone can put this together.

Score: 9

"Absolutely beautiful"

submission: Remembrance Day (WW2 inspired)

date: January 6, 2009

This would fit right into Band of Brothers :) It is a song you can easily listen to, yet is has a lot of depth and detail. It sounds very respectful, great production!

Score: 0

"Great song..."

submission: The Fall of an Empire (Piano)

date: January 5, 2009

But I can't help but feel it's incomplete somehow. I can't really put my finger on it, it feels like there's too much going on, which makes it a little less easy to listen to. The piano is also a little loud at times. Oh, and it could also use some strings or something else to go with it. Anyway those are just minor complaints :), it's a good song now, but it would be a great if you managed to get those couple of things right! Did you actually record yourself playing, or did you record the song with computer software?

Score: 10

"YAY MULLET"

submission: My Mullet...

date: October 1, 2008

YAY

Score: 6

"Nice song, but..."

submission: Ressurect

date: September 25, 2008

...as far as I can tell it is comprised out of built-in Garageband loops. It's still a good piece, but imo doesn't deserve such a high score.

Score: 9

"Incredibly Atmospheric"

submission: (::Falling Clouds::)

date: February 25, 2008

I've put the song on loop and I think this is the third or fourth time it's playing now. What can I say, it's really relaxing and well produced. I usually judge music based on pieces of animation/imagery I come up with in my head based on the music, probably because I'm mainly an animator, this song lends itself perfectly for just that. I think it would be perfect as a soundtrack, it sets a great atmosphere.

I'll check out more of your songs now :)

Score: 8

"Sweet"

submission: Black Coffie

date: October 25, 2005

A beautifully relaxing song, perfect for my first audio-review =). It's a very simple song but it sounds sooo good. I'd almost think I'm in some 1930's smoke-filled bar. Nice piece of work.