[Original] Voice from the Forest (ft. Len ENG & Daina )

[GreenFantasy64]

My first original song has been released today guys~!




Thanks for watching~ ​

 

[mobius017]

You really did a good job creating a mood in this song! Congratulations on your first original!

 

[GreenFantasy64]

Thank you so much, mobius~!

 

[uncreepy]

I really like everything about the song, singing, and music video!

 

[Krin]

congrats on your original!!
I liked how the art turned out, and the song is really calming

 

[GreenFantasy64]

I really like everything about the song, singing, and music video!

congrats on your original!!
I liked how the art turned out, and the song is really calming

Thanks you two!

 

[AALLF]

This really is a great piece. I was not expecting it to be as emotionally powerful as it became for me. The longer the song went on, the more I longed for it to arrive at what I perceived to be the tonic at the beginning (A), but it never did. I think that, and your use of repeated diminished 5ths is why it was so effective for me. Did you mean to use the E Phrygian mode for this song?

 

[GreenFantasy64]

This really is a great piece. I was not expecting it to be as emotionally powerful as it became for me. The longer the song went on, the more I longed for it to arrive at what I perceived to be the tonic at the beginning (A), but it never did. I think that, and your use of repeated diminished 5ths is why it was so effective for me. Did you mean to use the E Phrygian mode for this song?

Thanks so much for the comment, AALLF!

But truth be told I don't know music theory, I only created the song by ear. Keeping notes if they had sound nice.

 

[AALLF]

Well, it fooled me. It's great. I think of music theory as a way to understand why things sound nice anyway, not necessarily how to make things sound nice.
It reminds me of piano pieces that I heard in the music composition department in college. People could listen to your song in the music department and it would fit right in.

I'm not a music theory expert, but I think I hear it in the E phrygian mode. You even have that bit of chromaticism at the end with the raised 7th scale degree (D#), reminiscent of the harmonic minor scale. Then again, I kinda hear it in F Lydian too.

Anyway, it sounds great. I'll be sure to listen to more of your songs!