I'm an amateur musician and composer, and I'm used to "lizst" the music people make on Musescore. I use musescore too, and I'm glad to see the amazing work the community is doing. 10 years ago it was impossible to compose, listen and enjoy our compositions for free or without orchestral equipment, now we have this powerful and fascinating free software. Meanwhile, I am using your masterpiece to study, too delicious. Congrats my friend, and good regards from Mexico.
Yes, exactly! :) Another fascinating fact is, that MuseScore is actually better than some of the paid softwares I've seen in the quality of the sound of each instruments. It really is a blessing that we are easily granted the ability to run our minds free into endless worlds of music compositions.
yes! the power that musescore 4 gave the amateur writing community is incredible and is such a far cry from what was possible less than a year ago. it is truly amazing that musescor could go from a silly little platform that people used for fun to a monstrous software that has professional applications
Yes: "Lawrence of Disruptia" meets the "Romantic going into nothing". No development, barely a musical bow, only some blocks of good ol' film-score-derviates. Sorry! Not my music.
Majestic composition if I say so myself. I get elements of Dune/Lawrence of Arabia without being a note for note copy. You add plenty of your own flare and the dynamics are pleasing to the ear. I also admire the unique chord and note choices, really leaves you guessing where the song will go next, and then it takes you on a journey through that eponymous Great Void. I've been wanting to get into Musescore seeing it's free and all, but I have no idea how to notate music. Your work is excellent and you've earned a new subscriber. Keep it up!
Thank you! If you wish to get into music composition i would recommend taking some form of online music theory course or consulting a mentor or teacher who can guide you. good luck!
Hey there! I know I am really late to this but I just wanted to say you're an exceptionally amazing composer for being able to convey a diverse range of emotions. You've got a lot of musical talent and are able to make such a complexity of a conposition into a masterpiece. I am hyped for your future compositions! Cheers :)
This is absolutely outstanding, these are the pieces I look up to whenever I lose my inspiration to compose. Honestly, you have captured what it feels like to be in a void, thank you for posting this - I feel motivated again!
yes! pauls dream was a big inspiration for this because that harmonic scale sound just sounds so cool in a space context. this piece is a mixture of inspiration from some of the greatest space scores to date; i took inspiration from dune, star wars, starfield, and the cosmos theme
@@jettandrademusic 'Dark' has a lot of music by other artists integrated throughout the series. There is a playlist on youtube with 'dark music scenes'. ru-vid.com/group/PLknbD1sgKrddzJdsnwuW2vVLSMz85NwtZ
purely by accident too ;-; i wrote this and then started playing the gane a few months later and was utterly disappointed when i found out i was a fraud
Sounds great! Unfortunately the timpani part is not playable (out of range and note progressions that won't work). I see a lot of composers struggling with percussion parts, maybe discuss your ideas with a percussionist to see what is possible. Apart from that, again, great work😊
@jettandrademusic only with that? That's really cool. Would like to have a look at that since they are not many tutorials on musescore mixing haha. Nice work.
@@joshsanchez9793 thanks! the mixer for musescore 4 is actually pretty good and even allows you to add effects fhat you have downloaded and offers effects to download from the muse hub
Dear Jett, congratulations to your work! My name is Andreas, I´m a conductor in Germany. Are you interested to write a piece for a real orchestra and choir? Best wishes Andreas
