Spacial Inquisition by DeeSee

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#21

Cool Use Of The Strings!

#22

Back on top of the best rating thing, and its on the most views thing
best song in the history of notessimo

#23

Love this song so much, its genius.

#24

@ ^ you should have heard it when it came out, it was like teenage spirit

#25

#Missionimpossible?

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#26

O yeah i know why this is most views… i refrehed the page a hundred times…

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#27

i give it 5/5 stars.

#28

You better…

#29

I miss DC… :’(

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#30

This song is so awesome it went through the roof. LITERALLY.

#31

No song from the new notessimo era will truly be equal to the early days.

#32

I havent liked it yet… hmmmmmm…

#33

It’s okay neither did I.

#34

^ xD

#35

Views=OVER 9000!!!

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#36

Absolutely fantastic, but at 1:15 it is wholly a different song than at the end and I think if you brought it back as maybe part of a chorus then it would tie the song together much better. 5/5

#37

I always thought it was special inquisition

#38

I’ve released a (currently unfinished) arrangement of this for brass over on noteflight.
https://www.noteflight.com/scores/view/cd4cfd9da41299faf5f40ac29808cee42f83b953
I think it’s coming out pretty nicely, but I definitely want the opinion of others who’ve heard the original before.

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#39

I’m not entirely sure the trombone/trumpet fits the song in all honesty…

#40

Brass has some similar tonal qualities with guitar/strings. The trumpets give the string parts more flair, and the bass trombone/tuba parts have the same power in pretty much the same places as the bass/metal guitar.
I did notice that the bass trombone part was lacking at 33 compared to the actual bass volume, so I’ve made a few dynamic adjustments.
The major difference is in that ‘pluck’ that you get with guitars, an effect which can be done on brass, but not with the recordings they’ve provided.
I can’t argue what you feel, though. I had hoped people might find brass to be an interesting alternative to normal rock/metal band layouts.

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