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- 00:05:414 - 00:07:875 - both bass sound but represented differently
- in general i think my principle would be to not heavily layer the beginning part of this song since
- a) no background bass track at all!! usually it makes the song muted as hell which doesnt necessarily translate well with heavy action
- b) makes it harder to compensate: im very particular about layering in general and when u represent sounds like 00:08:491 - similarly with sounds like 00:22:337 - it kind of throws me for a loop
- 00:06:183 - 00:06:491 - 00:06:798 - dk why you missed these, i can hear them clearly
- 00:08:644 - same deal as above but less so i guess
- 00:08:798 (8798|0,8798|1) - no percussion
- 00:08:798 (8798|0,8798|1,8952|3,8952|2,9106|1,9260|2,9260|3,9414|0,9414|1,9567|1,9644|0,9721|2,9721|3) - actually idk how you layered the doubles here and in this entire section in general. might want to revise
- 00:10:337 (10337|3,10337|0) - not sure if this was intentional but i get what you were doing here - opening with open chord [14] cause music also changes etc.
- 00:22:337 - 00:42:337 - few things
- a) i feel like u couldve done more with chord allocation, i.e. bass kick = [12] OR [34] and snare = everything else so the section has more structure
- b) inconsistencies 00:29:875 - 00:30:029 (30029|0,30029|3) - etc. idk im lazy
- c) compromise - since this section has some piano going on i think you need to set your priorities when it comes to emphasis, or else things like 00:31:721, 00:32:337 (32337|1,32414|2) - would pass off as a cop-out (i.e., you tried to bite off too much you could chew out of the song and you ended up cutting out things arbitrarily).
- d) density - if you do decide to make the section fairly dense you must make sure sounds get differentiated still, e.g. it'd be silly to argue that 00:26:491 (26491|2,26491|1,26567|0,26644|3,26644|2) and 00:30:952 (30952|1,30952|0,31029|2,31106|0,31106|1) - sound the same, even though they're mapped the same (refer to 00:32:337 (32337|1,32414|2,32491|3,32491|0) - for a even better example of argument)
- 00:54:644 - 01:04:491 - nice
- 01:04:491 (64491|0,69414|0) - diff pitch
- 01:14:797 (74797|1) - pretty sure this shouldnt be mapped; listen to more dissonant piano
- 01:23:567 - ln? idk
- 01:24:183 - 01:43:875 - few things as well
- a) really dk what the triple goes to, u have things like 01:29:105 (89105|1,89105|0,89105|3) - vs. 01:29:874 (89874|0,89874|2,89874|3)
- b) piano in some parts are reallllllly quiet, e.g. at the start of 01:28:029 -
- c) can see what you're trying to do with the piano pitches but the entire thing is masked by the density of the section so you may want to reevaluate how u approach the piano thing
- d) 01:39:182 (99182|0,99259|0) - please; 01:38:952 - feel like they should all go right to left anw since its a glissando
- e) not sure what you're doing at the end, sometimes you jumptrill the beats 01:41:566 (101566|3,101566|0,101643|2,101643|1,101720|0,101720|3) - but sometimes you don't 01:42:028 (102028|2,102028|1,102105|0,102182|3,102182|2). refer back to my point on priorities and compromise in mapping.
- general:
- its okay since i judged it with higher expectations and i can defs see what youre doing sometimes, but u seem to struggle with prioritizing the elements u wanna represent in the song (not so much with translating them into actual patterns to play).
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