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posted on Wed November 26, 2008
Lot of thanks for your nice comments. Make me happy indeed! 
Rantam
http://soundclick.com/rantam
http://soundclick.com/rantam
commenting Forgotten Hope Theme
posted on Sun November 2, 2008
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Deep and beautiful music, great orchestral work!!! Jiri
Jiri Hajek - composer
http://soundclick.com/jirihajekcomposer
http://soundclick.com/jirihajekcomposer
commenting Entering Battle
posted on Sun November 2, 2008
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Very expressive music, with a majestic mood!! Jiri
Jiri Hajek - composer
http://soundclick.com/jirihajekcomposer
http://soundclick.com/jirihajekcomposer
commenting Rule Britannia - Britain - FH2
posted on Sun November 2, 2008
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Great melody, I like it !!! Jiri
Jiri Hajek - composer
http://soundclick.com/jirihajekcomposer
http://soundclick.com/jirihajekcomposer
posted on Wed December 19, 2007
They are great music !!! And you're a great composer !! Simply awsome songs !!!! You make the gamers community proud.
posted on Sat June 2, 2007
u got happenin sounds
posted on Sun May 6, 2007
Edit regarding;In your dreams with you
Serene was her name and her music one and the same.Calm and pretty, bright and without clouds, her skill levitates above the metal god loud.
Serene was her name and her music one and the same.Calm and pretty, bright and without clouds, her skill levitates above the metal god loud.
posted on Tue September 19, 2006
Nope, I don't use Sonic. I use sounds of many libraries to create my orchestral sounds.
Many people has said me that it'd be great to get these songs played by an orchestra. ..Sure! Even with the best samples you'll never get the same results than you'd get with a friend playing the trumpet
But most of us can't afford to pay an orchestra to play our amateur music, so you'll need to work hardly with your samples to get the best sounds.
As you may know, to get these sampled instruments sound like real ones is the most challenging thing. It's necessary tons of hours to get something credible.
A lot of editing & mixing were put on these songs. I have to say I'm not 100% happy with the final result of the songs, but to get them sound better is very difficult, IMO. And I think is better to continue composing other songs than to be always editing ended songs again and again,
So, try to work a lot in the samples, and play the melody in the way it gets the best sound from them.
BR
Many people has said me that it'd be great to get these songs played by an orchestra. ..Sure! Even with the best samples you'll never get the same results than you'd get with a friend playing the trumpet
But most of us can't afford to pay an orchestra to play our amateur music, so you'll need to work hardly with your samples to get the best sounds.
As you may know, to get these sampled instruments sound like real ones is the most challenging thing. It's necessary tons of hours to get something credible.
A lot of editing & mixing were put on these songs. I have to say I'm not 100% happy with the final result of the songs, but to get them sound better is very difficult, IMO. And I think is better to continue composing other songs than to be always editing ended songs again and again,
So, try to work a lot in the samples, and play the melody in the way it gets the best sound from them.
BR
posted on Wed August 16, 2006
Really liked the "Entering Battle" and "Forgotten Hope" themes.. It definitely sounds like you put a lot of work into it. Do you use Sonic Implants by any chance? The legato brass sounded a lot like their samples.. Also, is the brass you use in "Forgotten Hope" a bugle or a muted trumpet?
I haven't bought a full brass library yet, so I'm pretty limited in what I can do. The only samples I have for GS3 are sustain and staccato ensembles, but I can sort of fake a legato. It doesn't work very well, though.
I haven't bought a full brass library yet, so I'm pretty limited in what I can do. The only samples I have for GS3 are sustain and staccato ensembles, but I can sort of fake a legato. It doesn't work very well, though.
posted on Fri August 11, 2006
Well, to get these brass sound 'real' s was one of the most consuming task in these songs.
Of course, you need to get good samples, but you'll need to spend a lot of time in them to get a real sound. So be patiend
Of course, you need to get good samples, but you'll need to spend a lot of time in them to get a real sound. So be patiend
posted on Mon July 17, 2006
Man, that brassy brass sound is awesome. Spine tingling!! Completely captures the emotion and imagry of WWII. I really want to discover some new brass samples now. The ones I have are way too nice and pretty to get that cool brass sound.
-Ian
-Ian
posted on Sat June 10, 2006
Hey man, I like your music. Very epic
posted on Sat May 20, 2006
Very nice use of the horn. Im still trying to master it, but its the first thing I noticed when listening to your tunes.
posted on Tue November 22, 2005
Hi Rantam
Your music is amazing. Very epic, very impressive.
I'm curious to find out about your means of composing such well-produced songs.
I've actually sent you an email and was wondering if you received it. I'm a producer/music supervisor from a film/tv production company( www.theprojects.us) that produces extreme sports documentaries. We love your music and want to use "Entering Battle" and "Forgotten Hope" in an upcoming low-budget documentary on the sport of motocross. The documentary will be sold in NoFear stores worldwide.
Do email me at mahira@theprojects.us as soon as you get this.
I would also like you to email me your hi-res logos for the credits if your approve this one-time use of your songs.
Your music is amazing. Very epic, very impressive.
I'm curious to find out about your means of composing such well-produced songs.
I've actually sent you an email and was wondering if you received it. I'm a producer/music supervisor from a film/tv production company( www.theprojects.us) that produces extreme sports documentaries. We love your music and want to use "Entering Battle" and "Forgotten Hope" in an upcoming low-budget documentary on the sport of motocross. The documentary will be sold in NoFear stores worldwide.
Do email me at mahira@theprojects.us as soon as you get this.
I would also like you to email me your hi-res logos for the credits if your approve this one-time use of your songs.
posted on Thu November 10, 2005
Entering Battle Good stuff! Very creative use of the orchestra. Liked the vocal element.
I'll be glad to answer your questions / comments, ideas! Thanks for your post!