Sycross

sycross

New member
Hi,

This is my first post here. I found this forum while searching for new soundtrack-style music to listen to. I'm a huge fan of this kind of music, and in fact, I actually produce this kind of music.

Although my work isn't technically "Film Music," that's probably how most people would categorize it. As such, I thought I would share my stuff with you guys in the hopes that you might enjoy it. You can listen to all my songs for free at my website: http://www.sycrossmusic.com. I've actually just finished my first full-length album and am very proud of this accomplishment :).

Thanks to anyone who listens,
Ray Li
 

marval

New member
Hello Ray

Welcome to the forum, good to have you here.

I will have a listen to your music.


Margaret
 

wljmrbill

Member
Welcome aboard.. I too shall listen to your music and your site.. I am Amazied.. Very enjoyable music reminds of a cross-over style much like "Yanni" and to have never studied music is really something and in HIgh School... GOOD LUCK MY FRIEND. I WISH YOU MUCH SUCESS ( Yes I know is all capitals.. just to say I really mean it ).. Take Care and keep writing. "LIfe" , "Breathe" and "Midnight" are really nice...
 

mariokbee

New member
Welcome!

Nice music, man! Glad to see that I'm not alone ;).. I too, am a self-taught crossover music composer... Although, I have just one song recorded, plenty on the sheets, waiting.. ;)
 

sycross

New member
Thanks so much guys! :). I'm very glad you liked my songs.

Mariokbee, it's nice to meet a fellow self-taught composer. If you have that one song online somewhere, I'd be very interested in listening to it.

I've actually been having a pretty hard time classifying my music. Would you guys say it is more "crossover" or more "cinematic"?
 

sycross

New member
Wow. I really liked that song you composed! I think it's much better written than most of my stuff. Is it recorded with live instruments or do you use samples?

As for classification, I wish that calling my music just "music" would suffice. But being able to define your own sound is very important when trying to attract new listeners.
 

mariokbee

New member
Thank you!:D
You're are right about the classification thing.. I like to think myself as crossover music composer. I may be wrong ;)

I use VSTi-s mostly. I have limited conditions in using live instruments. What about you?
 

wljmrbill

Member
I have listened to both of your compositions. I would say "crossover" as I sense a classical pattern now and then with a more modern rthymic/chordal approaches. Keep up the good work both of you.
 

sycross

New member
I also use VSTi's.... I wish I could somehow find an orchestra to play my stuff... haha, but that's not going to happen :p.

Hmm... thanks for the tip about genre... I haven't really explored this "crossover" genre much. To be honest, I wasn't even aware that such a genre existed until now.
 

wljmrbill

Member
DO not be so sure "you can not find an orchestra to play your stuff". I would suggest that you put a few of your songs on "youtube" as alot of people explore music on that site.( might land a contact )
 

mariokbee

New member
Lots of people listen to the videos on youtube, also on other networks such as myspace, facebook, twitter.. etc... There is a good chance that someone important will stumble upon your music. Only thing you need to do is write good music continuosly. Something will show up..:D

Once again, thank you wljmrbill for having faith in me and the both of us ;)

Mario Krišto
 

wljmrbill

Member
AN old man must try and nutrue the up and coming talented musicians for the sake of the future of music without us one day. I sleep better that way..
 

sycross

New member
Thanks for the tips and the optimism! I have already added my music to facebook, myspace, and other places, but I have not yet gotten around to making a youtube page.

With the help of a friend, I'm planning to actually make some music videos for some of my songs. That way people will actually have something to watch while they listen :).

Hopefully you guys are right, and that one day I will be able to have my music recorded with live instruments. Until then, I will continue to work hard on newer and better music!
 
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