March for windband. please give me some feedback

[Anterux]

Here is a march I finished today for windband.
Sorry for the computer sound.

please download (right click, save target as), ear, give me some feedback.

thank you

http://anterix.no.sapo.pt/marcha1.mp3

[Anterux]

the domain is very slow. sorry...

[scottw]

the domain is very slow. sorry...

"Slow" does not do it justice! I am on a high-speed cable connection and I gave up after 10 minutes. Sorry!

[ThomasDodd]

Here is a march I finished today for windband.
Sorry for the computer sound.

http://anterix.no.sapo.pt/marcha1.mp3

Like everyone else, this is real slow.
0.2K/sec for 3118K =260 minutes = 4 hr 20 min.

I'll leave it running over the weekend at work. Maybe it'll finish?


A few points. 1) how long is this? 3MB is large. Mybe lower the bitrate? Try another compresion tool, maybe ogg-vorbis.

What's the speed of the link su[ppiosed to be? 0.2K/s is dialup speed.

[Anterux]

this is not good.

we will do this in one other way. I'll be right back.

[Anterux]

Ok, here is what I came up with:

I created an E-Mail. to be public.

there is one message there. with an attachement (2 MB)

the email is: tubateer123@yahoo.com
password is: 123123

please dont reply to that e-mail and dont delete the message with the attachement.

sorry for the inconvenience... I dont know how to do it other way...

the link to yahoo mail if you need: http://mail.yahoo.com/?.intl=us

[DonShirer]

Sounds pretty good for a first effort! I thought that the break strain might be tweaked to better lead in to the trio, but you obviously have some good ideas going here. If you are like me, one of the proudest moments you can have is to hear a full band playing one of your compositions. After the first one, I don't think you'll have any trouble motivating yourself to continue. Hope to see your name in a publisher's list in the future.

Don S.
Westbrook, CT

[ThomasDodd]

Here is a march I finished today for windband.
Sorry for the computer sound.

http://anterix.no.sapo.pt/marcha1.mp3

Maybe it'll finish?

It did finish. 3M for a 199 second 128Kbps stereo MP3 file.

I also got the other version. 1.5MB, this time 64Kbps. The 128K version sounds a little better, but given the MIDI instruments not enough to matter.

No bad. It's worth looking at. Got anyone interested in playing it yet?
What's the instrumentation?

I'll let the director of my community band hear the mp3. He might be interested in reading it. Might make the next program. As far as I know is still TBD.

[Anterux]

the instrumentation is in viewtopic.php?t=6470&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=12