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Can you tell what type of piano they're playing with? With the visual effects on what looks like a screen? The led keys I found but have no idea where to start on the visualization screen. Is it pc screen? Im lost.
Man, I couldn’t agree more. I have to say, I appreciate nearly all of the composer’s dedication to the classics throughout almost all their augmentations 👌.
The $75 one was worth every cent. Dude was definitely HYPED to record and nailed it! The $110 was also an insane arrangement. Very much a Danny Elfman influence and some very FANTASIA-esque choices in the backing.
I put this guy at #1. His arrangement brought all the instruments up TO the piano without overwhelming it. A true impresario! It was full and complex without being arrogant. I loved it!
@@j.t.harrison3203 6:30 if that's not overwhelming the piano, you need your ears checked. I do agree it was the most 'modern' one, with the whole beat drop cliche though. 75 guy was maybe at 3-4. imho.
2 years late to the party but damn that $75 guy REALLY set the bar, nobody else came close to it. It FELT like a legit piece you'd see in a game for a boss fight. It's the only one of the video that I went back to to listen to several times. There is a saying that you get what you pay for, and brothers and sisters $75 guy fucking PROVIDED.
Right but the most interesting thing is that he didn't value his time like the other composers. Yes, geography probably plays a role, but that's the part I find fascinating. Best study of this would be to analyze the same composers over multiple types of compositions. Looking at speed to completion, variety, and style. That's a fascinating video!
@@Starlit_OnionI'd say overrated given how the entire comments section is chanting his name now, the hans zimmer-kinda guy with the strings was better
There was this one guy who wrote an arrangement for the *entire* orchestra. Really went above and beyond by writing three additional movements! Really amazing and innovative music. His name was Ludwig van something or other.
That was what I was thinking. Imagine your playing a game about music throughout the years. In the end of the game you go back in time and meet Beethoven after he created the 5th symphony. You are challenged with defeating him in a music competition. This amazing piece is the one you play when going against him. After beating him, you finally go back to the present day and find yourself haunted by his ghost having to play for him once again. Eventually he teaches you what he knows and disappears. You have finally defeated a musical Prodigy known throughout the world as Beethoven...
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Nicolaschazarre, the $75 one, was the best by far. His arrangement best matched your playing and the nature of the piece itself. It was the best one that worked WITH your track rather than against it. You're entitled to your opinion, and maybe some of the others sounded more professional in technical quality, but musically this was the best choice, imo.
Dude I love how everyone is appreciating the $75 dollar guy. I swear I got chills. Y’all gotta remember the name Nicolaschazarre. I feel like the other ones just didn’t top this guy, homie Beethoven smiles upon this man
@@thenarrator1984 Edit: why’d I tag you???? the original 5th Symphony, $75, and $300, would go great together in a movie series, as the person laying down the foundations for the movie would play the original 5th Symphony. The $75 would play in the middle of the trilogy, and the $300 and $75 would play in a mashup of them both would play in the ending of the trilogy would represent the better and more so “improved” thing or final boss battle, as it represents how it started with the villain wrecking the city, and how in the ending the more refined peoples would play out their more refined plans and moves in such a way that could never “top” the original plan, but improve on it.
All three guys nailed it, they're all number 1's. It just depends on what you're looking for. $75 dude had the best gaming background track, $110 guy gave us the most cinematic vibe (my fave because it played beautifully with the original classical piece and was the most on theme IMO), and $300 guy crushed it with an epic EDM/dance club vibe. Amazing effort all around!
No doubt they're all good. But $75 really stood out. I listened to it again and compared it with the others. The story, the build up is epicccc!! It defined what an amazing remix should be. Raise your price it's worth it.
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Just went and compared it to the $300 back to back. The $75 blows it out of the water IMO. The drop is so much better. The build up so much smoother. It lets the piano shine when it’s supposed to, and adds more when necessary to keep it interesting. It’s really, really good.
I think there are two different elements of “quality” to look at here: 1) Quality of the sound engineering, which in my opinion did mostly increase with price. The higher priced ones sounded cleaner to me. 2) Quality of the ideas for accompanying your piece - this is the one that I don’t think increased so much with price. Some of the cheaper options seemed more creatively inspired by the task you asked of them. I agree with you that the $300 one was overall the best work. Fair play to all of them though - they all felt like solid efforts, nobody who I think is ripping people off.
$75 one is the perfect match to Beethovens 5th. Because they went with lower tones and that base, it just amplified how dark and visceral the symphony is while also having a matching complexity. Every beat and melody melded so perfectly but neither overpowered the other.
Agreed, piano and arrangement was best on that one. All but one fell on the face on the percussion IMO. Cept JMP who nailed it on the EDM style requested here - and also was the most expensive.
I loved the wonderful cinematic sound of the $110 dude and the creativity of the $75 guy. My top three would be Philippkraetzer ($110), Nicolaschazarre ($75), and Wileywest ($300).
It is so fun to watch this video! 👍👍👍Unbelievable that $75 produced such high quality remix of Lionel Piano solo! Thank you for explaining the selection process with professional contents and also sense of humor!❤️❤️❤️
Okay, I absolutely agree with the final ranking. I know the 75$ guy absolutelly KILLED it, but I just have a soft spot for the violin with the 300$ one. It was done beautifully and matched the melody perfectly. But that said, $75 guy was absolutely worth the price too. Loved both. He should definitely rise the price. He's worth a lot more.
Suggestion: When you do this sort of thing, randomize the results before listening so you don't know who's work you are listening to. This removes any bias by knowing how much you paid and is also a nice game to gues which is which.
@@clevergadget Interesting remix efforts and more interesting outcomes but do they differ in "quality" as described or they show just different tastes?
75$ song was the best and addictive. Hope for a real song release! Also the presenter reaction was way more intense and the emotion was epic. 75$ should have won in my opinion. Great video!
The $75 one nailed it musically, in terms of beats, mood, build up, and everything. Got goosbumps. He basically nailed everything that the Piano track needed.
I think what impressed me most about the Nicolaschazarre piece was that it kept you engaged the WHOLE time. You had no idea what he was bringing next. As a gamer and a musician I nearly stood up when he hit that drop. 75 dollars??? That human needs a bonus!
Nicolaschazarre the 75 dollar one is BY FAR ... THE BEST! I think that one so super epic, the sound, the build up, the drop, EVERYTHING! Amazing work Sir!
I demand a Final Round between 75Dollar guy and 300Dollar guy. Give them another peace to edit and see who does it better this time! haha I prefered the 75Dollar one a little more because everything was just so dramatic but I also like anything with violins, so the 300Dollar one was also my favourite, but maybe just because of the violins.. I want to know haha
I can't get over the $75 one. The moment the first few beats played, I suddenly felt like I was transported to a dystopian fantasy world where we're about to make the last stand for our survival.
To be fair to the dude with the $10,000 package, I feel like 10 grand for 90 minutes of custom music for a movie/film soundtrack is a steal *if he's good*
I like to imagine Beethoven seeing what people were doing with his music 200 years later. While I don't know what he'd think of modern music, I trust that a craftsman will recognize craftsmanship, and I think he'd find it very cool to see how people are able to transform his work in new ways.
I agree with you 💯. As funny as it sounds, classical music had a "rock concert" type of vibe back when the conposers were alive and pushing the envelope. I think he'd embrace the experimentation whole heartedly if he was able to hear it.
I agree totally. If you listen to very late works of Beethoven, such as the Grosse Fuge, you can sense something very strange there, like the composer went so far ahead with his ideas that even today we still have a hard time understanding what he wanted to do, and in his lifetime there were critics stating they were unlistenable. However, when Schubert, one of the most dedicated fans of Beethoven, was in his deathbed, he requested a score of just one of these last pieces from the master.
nicolaschazarre was, hands down, the best sounding one. The build up into that drop was epic! The only one here that gave me chills, and I can only imagine if his audio quality was higher, it would have been PERFECT. *chefs kiss*
I find it hard to chose between nicolaschazarre and philippkraetzer. Mostly due to my love for brass and how much and how well philipp pulled that off. Also nicholas was also obscenely good.
I listened to the $75 dollar one like 3x times it was SO good. I'd just flip flop you're #1 and #2 and the rest I agree with completely. Your piano playing is all unreal! Loved the vid and I'm a new subscriber now.
I don't really understand why he chose the $300 guy. The violin was nice, but hardly to hear and building repetitively on the piano melody. The gimmicky drums were awful on this one. Philip Krätzer had a really great arrangement with a deeper sense for build-up and proper dynamics.
Id never pay 500 however lol , 150 would probably be max, from what information the video have me ,75 seems perfect to let ppl know I'm a good producer not trying to rob you
@@jessefiordimondo154 That's your decision, sure. But if people want to charge $500 and others are willing to pay that price, let them. Commissioning is an art form unto itself.
The first few seconds on that $75 composition is like realizing that *you're still not over* , up to the buildup and beatdrop. That was so badass and is honestly very suitable for a boss fight.
The $600 had a better start, especially with the background violin, but $75 knocked it out of the park overall. I'm stunned. No wonder he doubled his fee after this, and it's still cheap considering what he seems to be able to produce!
My main takeaway is just how much the core Mozart piece shines through, completely washing out all the added production in its brilliance. Just amazing.
Nicolaschazarre 5:33 (75$) is my fav hands down. You could've easily put this track in a game as the "bad guy" anthem during a boss battle. It's just that good at building tension
My favorite is the 8:38 one (Philippkraetzer $110). I don't think others can beat this orchestral and epic work honestly. Then for the electro ones, 6:07 (Nicholaschazarre $75), the drop is the most well executed and full in my opinion. All the elements really merge well, unlike most other remixes.
Absolutely! And you don't get listener fatigue. There's just the right amount of flourish to make it epic and just enough that it isn't jarring when you hear it the second or third..... time
I know nothing about remixing and I don't even care about electronic music. In fact, I have no idea how I got here in the first place, but I totally enjoyed your video. Your reactions are priceless! It's so much fun to watch someone share his passion with the others👍👍👍
Let's go philippkraetzer at $110! Seriously blew me away. I love how the symphony really took over at parts, and let the piano ring through at others. This really felt like a proper blend between the two. LOVED IT!
The $75 one was BY FAR the Best!!!! It almost felt like it was telling a story and it gave me goosebumps and a bit of anxiety towards the end. Amazing climax and worth every penny and then some!!!
So… I’ll probably get some backlash for this but as someone who played in orchestra through school and still plays my violin as an adult, I have to say that 8:33 Phillip, gave me chills, in an orchestra specific way. Like I could have heard that composition at the Kennedy center or in Star Wars, like it included the whole orchestra. The $75 one was amazing in a soloist standpoint though, and freaking incredible for that price point. This is just my two cents. But I’m a fan and subbing now! PS your piano skills are amazing. :)
Yes! His one was my favorite, followed by Nicholas. I think Nicholas probably lacked a little bit in the sound quality, but he captured the music really really well. Phillip had great sound quality, I loved the style as well.
I have to agree, the $300 one was my favourite. When the violin cut through it gave me goosebumps, that's when I know the music just hits different. Incredibly well done.
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I thoroughly enjoyed this video as a music geek. It's so fun to see how each person adds their own little flairs to a very well known classical piece. The talent on some of the sub 100 guys is AMAZING!
I'm so glad I found this. I agree 100% with your assessments. A couple of those gave me goosebumps, shiver down my spine. What a fun video!! Thank you!! You should send a bonus to that $75 guy. What a bargain!! The cinematic $110 was also such a good value. The $300 one was the best. I wish you also had a longer video that played the top ones in their entirety.
13:07 YES! The violin in the background. I don't know music terminology ☹️ but I knew that was special, like a harmony? No one else did anything like it. IDK if it's considered a type of harmony or some other word for it, but it goes perfectly with the song.😊
The $75 was awesome. He should charge more. He got real talent and skills. I can't stop myself smiling from the awesomeness of his music. The $350 guy is also nice. His was perfect too.
Lmao in my opinion the 75 dollars one wins😂! Second place for 300 and third place for 600! I don’t know how it’s humanly possible to play such an insane arrangement and to compose one! Your my favourite RUclipsr man! Absolutely insane! Keep on going!
I liked the 75 dollars the most composition wise. Many of the more expensive options overpowered the piano part in many sections which I didn't like. Audio and production quality was better from the 300 dollars guy though.
I know everyone loved the $75 arrangement for the epic arcade boss battle vibes. But personally I can't stop listening to the philippkratzer arrangement. Feels like I just watched the climax of a film like nightmare before christmas just by listening to it. I love it.
I thought that last one was too much - it overpowered and drowned out the piano. I’m no musical genius - but I know what I like. Very interesting video - thank you so much!
OMG! nicolaschazarre all the way for me I actually got emotional! feeling so deep in my spirits :) I love classical (Beethoven) My granddaughter was taking piano lessons and she was a natural. She was like 5 and now 13. I wished she continued...
Just goes to show that higher price doesn't always mean the best. That $75 one sounded like something you would put in a video game for an epic boss battle or really intense cutscene. Worth every penny.
You have to view it from their point of view as well. Many people on Fiverr undercharge their work. Just think about it. They have to pay taxes as well. I don't know how long it takes to produce a song like that but if you charge $75 for it then you can not work on it more than two hours or it is not worth it. Being self employed you have to calculate a lot different than people that work a normal 9 to 5 job.
Nicolaschazarre was the best from start to finish. That ending was epic. If you had paid $7500 it would have been with it. Given your own criteria of what you were looking for, especially keeping the piano portion at front and center(focal point) it was exactly what you asked for and then more. WileyWest was actually off on his dubstep beat in a couple of spots. I also got bored with about 20 seconds left.
I see a lot of people going with the $75 as the winner, and I actually have to agree From a piano player point: Nuisances are everything, Pianissimo and Forte are 2 examples that mean Soft and Loud in music theory. It's not like EDM where a standard volume can play most of the time. So this producer was able to catch that incredible buildup into finally dropping at the end! Perfectly arranged! 10/10 From a producer point: Reason I like this one so much is because nothing sounds too muddled. EQ'ing can be so annoying when something is too bass heavy, or too mid heavy. This sounds like it just nails it. Bass it heard when it's needed, and the Piano takes up most of the treble side of the spectrum, so it's mainly working with the rest of what you got. 10/10 Hope to see your name again! (Listening again lol)
I've never even heard of doing this and it's not really my thing, but watching how happy it makes the MusicalBasics guy (sorry, I don't know his name) was worth every minute! He's so joyful, it made me happy too.
Same, I know next to nothing about this. Was in my recommendation randomly, and enjoyed the entire video thanks to this guy's enthusiasm. Always nice to see people actually enjoy shit. 😅
I personally agree with your ranking, following your parameters. However, I would definitely listen to Nicholaschazarre's (75) multiple times in a row compared to Wileywest's(300). Nicholas' has more of a older game feel that feels more simplistic, but definitely adds a bunch more to the song. The use of bass and higher parts accentuated the piano in a way that felt more subtle, almost like putting the piano in an elevated position and just playing bbackground. Wiley's version definitely connected into more of what you played. It also flowed well with the original and added just the right amount of suspense and increase in sound to it. The only thing I really disliked about it was the sheer amount of everything else going on around the piano. It was very well produced, but there was abpot of other elements added around the piano. It just isn't something I would play on repeat on a regular day. I'd most likely play it when I'm trying to stay focused or trying to get pumped up.
Yep, the "following your parameters" point. To me, these parameters were not clear to me until after all remixes had been presented. I had originally thought that the whole exercise would be to remix the 5th into an ultra-danceable EDM piece. To clarify: not just danceable (like re-interpreting it in 3/4 instead of 2/4 to make it a (possibly somewhat disturbing) waltz, or in 4/4 to make it a rumba - both of which would been reasonably good matches for the tempo of the 5th), but EDM-style danceable. I also assumed that changing the tempo was not allowed (it seems, however, some did that a bit, but no one went to 120 or 125bpm). Based on this assumption, the $600 piece by jmpaudiodesign would have been the winner (I actually did dance to all the tunes to check the danceability). But leaving my "stupid assumptions" aside and to consider which versions I'd actually like to listen to... Lindsey Mennenga's comment matches that perfectly.
75$ Easily takes it. He built it in a way that the remix will amplify the already epic piano song. While the others just tried to make a good standard remix.
I think I like the $75 one most, honestly. Good integration, really good energy, clean drops and he raise the intensity in build ups evenly so it really emphasized the build ups. For $75, that guy's work should easily be in the $150 to $200 range. That was solid, you could play that in a club and people would love it.
To start with, this is a great concept! Would love to see a final round between $300 vs $110 vs $75. And finally, able to listen to the full version of their arrangement…
I can only imagine what Beethoven would have thought of this. It really is amazing how great that piece is. No matter how it is improvised it still sounds great.
I thought I had seen something like this before. What an absolutely great idea to put together; And to put his competitors on the line! He has such a good ear for orchestration. I try not to miss any of his productions.
That was interesting, I don’t know anything about modern/mix music, this caught my attention because I listen almost exclusively to classical. By far the $75 arrangement was the most interesting and memorable.
Yeah i love the fact i could clearly hear the original yet it felt like the first time i heard the original on steroids. The others were good too but if i ever do music him and the one after as a collab would be straight fire.
Nicholas Chazare was epic. Philip Kratzer was professional movie worthy but I wish it had an epic beat element for the everyday listener. Peter Pim's remix sounded hip hop lol. The Big Kahunas remix sounds more like club listening instead of everyday listening, which doesn't really fit in either category. But all in all, Wiley West was definitely the best.
That last guy did exactly what I wanted. He didn’t try to take over what you were doing and he did a little back and forth with what I guess I would call the lifting of the work. Idkh to explain it, but he knew when to grab the audience’s attention, then hand it back to the piano. Plus the drumroll build up to the drop. The third guy was the most creative to me. He may not have been the best but goddamn he has potential.
all the producers did great especially the cinematic version but my number one is Chazarre followed by Wileywest. great music, undoubtedly Beethoven must've been very proud.
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Can you tell what type of piano they're playing with? With the visual effects on what looks like a screen? The led keys I found but have no idea where to start on the visualization screen. Is it pc screen? Im lost.
amazing! really. They are cool!
Can you please release the solo piano?
where can i find the original? The piano solo is a different version as well
That $75 dude has been waiting his whole life for someone to ask him to remix the 5th symphony. He crushed it
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Agreed, remains my favorite
Man, I couldn’t agree more. I have to say, I appreciate nearly all of the composer’s dedication to the classics throughout almost all their augmentations 👌.
I agree the $75 dollar was bliss
Somehow, someway, brought tears to my eyes from a new special place I never knew I had inside me. WTF!!!
God bless you @ $75.
The $75 one was worth every cent. Dude was definitely HYPED to record and nailed it! The $110 was also an insane arrangement. Very much a Danny Elfman influence and some very FANTASIA-esque choices in the backing.
Where can I listen to this track?
The full tracks are linked below, you're looking for the 'badass remix by nicolas..'
i know u dont care but i was the 1000th like
Absolutely badass.
The 110 was epic
I love how everybody is appreciating the the $75 guy. He was just on fire the whole time the build up to the drop is unreal. Up your price man.
He did. 🤘
Others need to drop their price imo
I put this guy at #1. His arrangement brought all the instruments up TO the piano without overwhelming it. A true impresario! It was full and complex without being arrogant. I loved it!
@@j.t.harrison3203 6:30 if that's not overwhelming the piano, you need your ears checked. I do agree it was the most 'modern' one, with the whole beat drop cliche though. 75 guy was maybe at 3-4. imho.
@@kamacazi8 you don't sound all that humble.
2 years late to the party but damn that $75 guy REALLY set the bar, nobody else came close to it. It FELT like a legit piece you'd see in a game for a boss fight. It's the only one of the video that I went back to to listen to several times. There is a saying that you get what you pay for, and brothers and sisters $75 guy fucking PROVIDED.
Same im 2 years late but IKR!
Same im 2 years late but IKR!
the 75$ one was incredible , let's even say fantastic , it's proof the price doesn't mean much , this guy has talent !
The biggest factor in cost is where they live. Rural and overseas make things much more affordable.
Right but the most interesting thing is that he didn't value his time like the other composers. Yes, geography probably plays a role, but that's the part I find fascinating. Best study of this would be to analyze the same composers over multiple types of compositions. Looking at speed to completion, variety, and style. That's a fascinating video!
I liked that one best, too.
I can see myself sitting in a cinema watching some secret service movie. It was quite great.
Same i loved the 75$ dude
$75 one actually gave me chills. I loved it.
$75 is so unbelievably underrated. That was some intense production. He deserves the $500 pricetag.
The reason is now after this video everyone wants him/her/them to work for them so 75 is enough
I would pay him well over the $75 if he had any other creations close to this. Dude was on fire.🔥🔥
"Underrated"
@@Starlit_OnionI'd say overrated given how the entire comments section is chanting his name now, the hans zimmer-kinda guy with the strings was better
@@whyiseverysinglehandletaken2 Yeah
For your convenience, Lionel's ranking:
#1 Wileywest ($300) - 12:38
#2 Nicholaschazarre ($75) - 5:35
#3 Philippkraetzer ($110) - 8:38
#4 Jmpaudiodesign ($600) - 14:06
#5 Faraji2000 ($95) - 7:30
#6 Pieterpym ($175) - 11:51
#7 Alisehir ($150) - 10:54
#8 Yunusdurali ($100) - 9:55
#9 Linggalazuardi ($60) - 4:35
#10 Pesanmusik ($30) - 3:40
Thank you
You rock!
Youre amazing thankyou so much
My man spent 1,700$ on dis
You are the hero of this comment section.
75 $ deserve more bro cmon
03:35 - *pesanmusic $30*
04:30 - *linggalazuardi $60*
05:30 - *nicolaschazarre $75*
07:20 - *faraji2000 $95*
08:30 - *philippkraetzer $110*
09:50 - *yunusdurali $100*
10:50 - *alisehir $150*
11:45 - *pieterpym $175*
12:35 - *wileywest $300*
14:00 - *jmpaudiodesign $600*
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You my friend are a f*cking LEGEND!!! 😁
Thanks man
Although jmp may have a slight edge I like the 75 dollar better
Thank you!!!!
Not the one we deserve, but the one we needed. Thanks bro
There was this one guy who wrote an arrangement for the *entire* orchestra. Really went above and beyond by writing three additional movements! Really amazing and innovative music. His name was Ludwig van something or other.
How did he handled the drop tho?
Was is Ludwig Goransson.
Ludwig Von Badass
😂
@@grudgecollection182 i think it was something like Ludwig Beetroot? Correct me if i’m wrong
The 75 dollar one makes me feel like I'm in a boss battle against Beethoven! I love it!!! holy- wow!!
Now I have to watch it again because this comment rules.😂
That was what I was thinking.
Imagine your playing a game about music throughout the years. In the end of the game you go back in time and meet Beethoven after he created the 5th symphony. You are challenged with defeating him in a music competition. This amazing piece is the one you play when going against him. After beating him, you finally go back to the present day and find yourself haunted by his ghost having to play for him once again.
Eventually he teaches you what he knows and disappears. You have finally defeated a musical Prodigy known throughout the world as Beethoven...
Nah
ya that guy needs to charge more
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the 75$ guy did something special, he took 5th symphony and gave it phantom of the opera vibes. brilliant composition. that bass line did it for me
Yep $75 Nicholas nailed it, only one that gave goosebumps.
Nicolaschazarre, the $75 one, was the best by far. His arrangement best matched your playing and the nature of the piece itself. It was the best one that worked WITH your track rather than against it. You're entitled to your opinion, and maybe some of the others sounded more professional in technical quality, but musically this was the best choice, imo.
I concur. Absolutely phenomenal! 👌
This one was really so great. 😮💨
I agree.
5:35 in case anyone wanted to know.
Same
Dude I love how everyone is appreciating the $75 dollar guy. I swear I got chills. Y’all gotta remember the name Nicolaschazarre. I feel like the other ones just didn’t top this guy, homie Beethoven smiles upon this man
Beethoven would be rolling around in his grave hearing this stuff.
@@thenarrator1984 yep
@@thenarrator1984
Edit: why’d I tag you????
the original 5th Symphony, $75, and $300, would go great together in a movie series, as the person laying down the foundations for the movie would play the original 5th Symphony. The $75 would play in the middle of the trilogy, and the $300 and $75 would play in a mashup of them both would play in the ending of the trilogy would represent the better and more so “improved” thing or final boss battle, as it represents how it started with the villain wrecking the city, and how in the ending the more refined peoples would play out their more refined plans and moves in such a way that could never “top” the original plan, but improve on it.
@@thenarrator1984 true, but nothing wrong with hype
@@xboxdonut1886 if you say so
That was seriously epic.
The 75$ especially, for this moderate price - wow
the 75 one with the brass and war drums would of been up there.. really for me
@blurble923 plot twist he's the one that made it
Glad it wasn't just me. I felt he $75 one knocked it out of the park.
Yes that was ready for the club...loved it!
Since there are 10 different variations of Beethoven's 5th, can we call this complication 1/50th or a 50th of Beethoven?? 😂!!!!
All three guys nailed it, they're all number 1's. It just depends on what you're looking for.
$75 dude had the best gaming background track, $110 guy gave us the most cinematic vibe (my fave because it played beautifully with the original classical piece and was the most on theme IMO), and $300 guy crushed it with an epic EDM/dance club vibe. Amazing effort all around!
No doubt they're all good. But $75 really stood out. I listened to it again and compared it with the others. The story, the build up is epicccc!! It defined what an amazing remix should be. Raise your price it's worth it.
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75$ is worth about 3.75 among us's
Anybody else wanna hear Slim Shady rap on this beat? Or is it just me... 🤔
Just went and compared it to the $300 back to back. The $75 blows it out of the water IMO. The drop is so much better. The build up so much smoother. It lets the piano shine when it’s supposed to, and adds more when necessary to keep it interesting. It’s really, really good.
it should be around USD 400
I think there are two different elements of “quality” to look at here:
1) Quality of the sound engineering, which in my opinion did mostly increase with price. The higher priced ones sounded cleaner to me.
2) Quality of the ideas for accompanying your piece - this is the one that I don’t think increased so much with price. Some of the cheaper options seemed more creatively inspired by the task you asked of them.
I agree with you that the $300 one was overall the best work. Fair play to all of them though - they all felt like solid efforts, nobody who I think is ripping people off.
I honestly think the 75 one was the best.. but defo personal preference on what i liked..
Well put! I completely agree.
Such a nice comment right here.
Yes theres the 'Quality' of an early Beatles album recorded on a 4 track, and the 'quality' of an S club 7 album.
I know which quality I prefer.
@@MarkOfTzeentch The mix was muddy tho
$75 one is the perfect match to Beethovens 5th. Because they went with lower tones and that base, it just amplified how dark and visceral the symphony is while also having a matching complexity. Every beat and melody melded so perfectly but neither overpowered the other.
Exactly.
Agreed, piano and arrangement was best on that one. All but one fell on the face on the percussion IMO. Cept JMP who nailed it on the EDM style requested here - and also was the most expensive.
I loved the wonderful cinematic sound of the $110 dude and the creativity of the $75 guy. My top three would be Philippkraetzer ($110), Nicolaschazarre ($75), and Wileywest ($300).
Same order for me.
It is so fun to watch this video! 👍👍👍Unbelievable that $75 produced such high quality remix of Lionel Piano solo! Thank you for explaining the selection process with professional contents and also sense of humor!❤️❤️❤️
I think that the 75 dollar guy did the best
@@Zaptrap101 Same. Absolute beast of a remix for $75.
Shows you don't always get more, just because you pay more.
@@travisminneapolis Or people don't price themselves based on how good they are but only how much they think their time is worth.
He was my favourite too. I wish we could get a full song of that remix. It was amazing.
16:16 Final Ranking
12:35 #1 - wileywest $300
05:28 #2 - nicolaschazarre $75
08:28 #3 - philippkraetzer $110
I agree with this ranking by him
75 was better imo :3
@@YahuahBecameYahusha yeah 75 was really good
@@YahuahBecameYahusha also I see why you like the 75 one better. Upon re listening I’m inclined to agree with you
The 595 is ok but the 75 is way better for sure bruh he waited years for that danm thing XD
This man spent 1000 dollars for these music and we are hearing them for free nice
And then he made 20000 on ads +sponsorship
This man got fiverr to spend $1000 on music, probably got and additional payment from them,and made somewhere north of $10k from RUclips views
This man got fiverr to spend $1000 on music, probably got and additional payment from them,and made somewhere north of $10k from RUclips views
No, you're just hearing bits and pieces. I'd love to hear the entire tracks.
@@DERHOF2007 He included a playlist in the description XD
Okay, I absolutely agree with the final ranking. I know the 75$ guy absolutelly KILLED it, but I just have a soft spot for the violin with the 300$ one. It was done beautifully and matched the melody perfectly. But that said, $75 guy was absolutely worth the price too. Loved both. He should definitely rise the price. He's worth a lot more.
Fastest Producer Alive here.
Thanks for this opportunity I had no Idea that it's a contest.
Can you give me a guitar
@@sobaldman8375 no
That's the point though, to see what everyone does normally and not when they know the world is watching.
Your production gave me AOT opening sasageyo vibes
Getting payed for exposure. That's really how it should be, right?
I genuinely want a full version of that $75 one, so badass
As requested: ruclips.net/video/oTjh29xo0so/видео.html
SAME MY GUY!!!!!!!!!!!!
@@Reelix where is the 300 dollar one
@@dj-troost528 I think it's this one - ruclips.net/video/AlrR89Hv01c/видео.html
Sameee
Suggestion: When you do this sort of thing, randomize the results before listening so you don't know who's work you are listening to. This removes any bias by knowing how much you paid and is also a nice game to gues which is which.
Yeah if they did that then they wouldn't be promoting going higher end when shopping fiver, would they?
@@clevergadget Interesting remix efforts and more interesting outcomes but do they differ in "quality" as described or they show just different tastes?
@@ecv80 The title says, I hired a random guy” but it looks like he hired several and didn’t randomize enough!!
Bias is fun
agree
75$ song was the best and addictive. Hope for a real song release! Also the presenter reaction was way more intense and the emotion was epic. 75$ should have won in my opinion. Great video!
The $75 one nailed it musically, in terms of beats, mood, build up, and everything.
Got goosbumps.
He basically nailed everything that the Piano track needed.
I think what impressed me most about the Nicolaschazarre piece was that it kept you engaged the WHOLE time. You had no idea what he was bringing next. As a gamer and a musician I nearly stood up when he hit that drop. 75 dollars??? That human needs a bonus!
$75 guy killed it. He was badass with is ear for composition and skill in general. SO GOOD!
That "Philip Kraetzer" Was The Best! 🤯
I Was Feeling The Soul Of His Song. 🫠
Nicolaschazarre the 75 dollar one is BY FAR ... THE BEST! I think that one so super epic, the sound, the build up, the drop, EVERYTHING! Amazing work Sir!
Time?
@@mikkey246 5:38
I NEED THIS!!!
Absolutely agreed. Puts others to shame.
For real, was an amazing arrangement. I want that song for myself.
The 75 one can easily be a boss song.
The 110 one is absolutely perfect for a movie, like an action movie, an epic war depiction
Gg b
I mean the 110 guy is the one with an option for a full length movie soundtrack right? Checks out, shit was definitely movie-worthy stuff
Exactly! These two were my favorite
110 sounds like something I would expect from Final Fantasy😅
Ok.
I demand a Final Round between 75Dollar guy and 300Dollar guy. Give them another peace to edit and see who does it better this time! haha
I prefered the 75Dollar one a little more because everything was just so dramatic but I also like anything with violins, so the 300Dollar one was also my favourite, but maybe just because of the violins.. I want to know haha
Yes! But switch the pay to see if affects the effort
@@hollywaller1265 nah, make it so only the winner gets paid.
I think he should pay them both the same to make it more of a test of skill and then offer a prize to really give them incentive.
@@stainless662 yes
No but the 110 dollar guy was better, I would say he should be in 1st or second
For me
1st, tie :- 110, 75
3rd 300
4th 600
I can't get over the $75 one. The moment the first few beats played, I suddenly felt like I was transported to a dystopian fantasy world where we're about to make the last stand for our survival.
To be fair to the dude with the $10,000 package, I feel like 10 grand for 90 minutes of custom music for a movie/film soundtrack is a steal *if he's good*
As someone who composes game/theme-like music as a hobby, the $75 one made me *HARDCORE* vibe
I like to imagine Beethoven seeing what people were doing with his music 200 years later. While I don't know what he'd think of modern music, I trust that a craftsman will recognize craftsmanship, and I think he'd find it very cool to see how people are able to transform his work in new ways.
I agree with you 💯. As funny as it sounds, classical music had a "rock concert" type of vibe back when the conposers were alive and pushing the envelope. I think he'd embrace the experimentation whole heartedly if he was able to hear it.
I agree totally. If you listen to very late works of Beethoven, such as the Grosse Fuge, you can sense something very strange there, like the composer went so far ahead with his ideas that even today we still have a hard time understanding what he wanted to do, and in his lifetime there were critics stating they were unlistenable. However, when Schubert, one of the most dedicated fans of Beethoven, was in his deathbed, he requested a score of just one of these last pieces from the master.
I like to think the purists find this sagrilegious whereas Beethoven would have loved it.
@@James-fi5rg If he was able to hear it. From what I remember, he wasn't able to hear the crowd applauding after a concert.
metal and classical hit the same part of the brain
75$ dude gave me goose bumps. That was just brilliant 👏 i listened to it multiple times!
nicolaschazarre was, hands down, the best sounding one. The build up into that drop was epic! The only one here that gave me chills, and I can only imagine if his audio quality was higher, it would have been PERFECT. *chefs kiss*
Fully agree
I find it hard to chose between nicolaschazarre and philippkraetzer. Mostly due to my love for brass and how much and how well philipp pulled that off. Also nicholas was also obscenely good.
I agree!
True. That was the only one I wanted to listen second time
I listened to the $75 dollar one like 3x times it was SO good. I'd just flip flop you're #1 and #2 and the rest I agree with completely. Your piano playing is all unreal! Loved the vid and I'm a new subscriber now.
5:33
@@jordansmommy113 thank you just what i needed.
I've lost count on how many times I've listened to it.
I perfectly agree with your opinion. Numbers 1 and 2 flipped and that's exactly what I have as well
Same here... For top 4 they were the ones that gave me the emo chills ✨✨✨
Nicolaschazzare has the GIFT.
His was near perfection! 🤤
I want a track of that to listen to at the gym! 😄
Yeah it was really good, for me it was the favorite
There’s a link in the description with the full track to all of them.
@@Yolo-xj2qe Didn’t even look, thanks! 🤠
Very cool name too, Nicolaschazzare...
Near perfection? That was way over it!
The €110 Philip Krätzer one was by far the best. It was more like Danny Elfman than Zimmer or Williams though. Incredible.
I don't really understand why he chose the $300 guy. The violin was nice, but hardly to hear and building repetitively on the piano melody. The gimmicky drums were awful on this one.
Philip Krätzer had a really great arrangement with a deeper sense for build-up and proper dynamics.
The $110 was also my favorite. Counterpoint and timbre were spot on.
Dude.
Someone needs to warn the $75 guy he should be charging more. We need to get that guy a cleaner production to accompany his creativity.
Totally agree!! His talent is so under priced!
He's on RUclips! Someone tagged him under another comment. Goes by the same handle.
Charge less, build your rep , increase prices accordingly to the demand
Id never pay 500 however lol , 150 would probably be max, from what information the video have me ,75 seems perfect to let ppl know I'm a good producer not trying to rob you
@@jessefiordimondo154 That's your decision, sure. But if people want to charge $500 and others are willing to pay that price, let them. Commissioning is an art form unto itself.
The first few seconds on that $75 composition is like realizing that *you're still not over* , up to the buildup and beatdrop. That was so badass and is honestly very suitable for a boss fight.
💯 boss music is on point.
I give this 1,000 likes
The $600 had a better start, especially with the background violin, but $75 knocked it out of the park overall. I'm stunned. No wonder he doubled his fee after this, and it's still cheap considering what he seems to be able to produce!
My main takeaway is just how much the core Mozart piece shines through, completely washing out all the added production in its brilliance. Just amazing.
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Nicolaschazarre 5:33 (75$) is my fav hands down. You could've easily put this track in a game as the "bad guy" anthem during a boss battle. It's just that good at building tension
Oh thank you for the time stamp! It just sucks to search 👀
I can imagine it in FF. 😳
$75 guy won this by a mile, amazing!
My favorite is the 8:38 one (Philippkraetzer $110). I don't think others can beat this orchestral and epic work honestly.
Then for the electro ones, 6:07 (Nicholaschazarre $75), the drop is the most well executed and full in my opinion. All the elements really merge well, unlike most other remixes.
Same!!! I loved it! I think those instrumentals synced with his play so well ❤❤ it was beautiful. 110 was definitely the best one for me
Absolutely! And you don't get listener fatigue. There's just the right amount of flourish to make it epic and just enough that it isn't jarring when you hear it the second or third..... time
Ditto. I'd invert the top three
SAME
Nicholaschzarre sounded like a video game boss fight!
I know nothing about remixing and I don't even care about electronic music. In fact, I have no idea how I got here in the first place, but I totally enjoyed your video. Your reactions are priceless! It's so much fun to watch someone share his passion with the others👍👍👍
I think Nicholas Shazarre's was the best one. He put so much effort attaching a sharp tone on each of the note.
agreed!
Nicholas S. Was great!
Let's go philippkraetzer at $110! Seriously blew me away. I love how the symphony really took over at parts, and let the piano ring through at others. This really felt like a proper blend between the two. LOVED IT!
That was the only one that gave me a jaw dropping experience, I was insulted when we didn’t get the full version lol.
It gave me chills!! It was the only one that did that!
You captured exactly what I felt! Brill
For me it's something i can easly put in something like Corpse Bride movie. As far as I'm concerned it certainly wouldn't disfigure
@@glyphiize8198 The playlist for the full song is in the description.
They are turning a dramatic piece into a super dramatic piece into a super dramatic piece :D
Ikrr
So it didn’t change the second time ok
You just said "super dramatic piece" Twice
into a super dramatic piece
honestly ... the 75$ beat from Nocholas Schazarre was by far the sickest of those ! ^^
75$ and 110$ gave me goosebumps!
The 300$ one with violins is the one I prefer stylistically. But gonna listen to the 75$ one non-stop in the car.
Nicolaschazarre to me is the most creative producer, he needs to charge a whole lot more. Well done work.
I had goosebumps all over - loved it!
@@gelassenbleibenalsmama me too👍
The $75 one was BY FAR the Best!!!! It almost felt like it was telling a story and it gave me goosebumps and a bit of anxiety towards the end. Amazing climax and worth every penny and then some!!!
yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeesssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss
OMG. Why have I never thought of starting with a classical piece I love and adding to it?! This looks like such a fun project!
So… I’ll probably get some backlash for this but as someone who played in orchestra through school and still plays my violin as an adult, I have to say that 8:33 Phillip, gave me chills, in an orchestra specific way. Like I could have heard that composition at the Kennedy center or in Star Wars, like it included the whole orchestra. The $75 one was amazing in a soloist standpoint though, and freaking incredible for that price point. This is just my two cents. But I’m a fan and subbing now! PS your piano skills are amazing. :)
Yes! His one was my favorite, followed by Nicholas. I think Nicholas probably lacked a little bit in the sound quality, but he captured the music really really well. Phillip had great sound quality, I loved the style as well.
It was cliche though. I guess there are fewer ways to do something really well
was waiting for the timpani beats, but still good without it.
yea.. same here.. i feel like it more hounted and insane..🤣
It was the only one I really liked. Perhaps biased from my brass background when I was young.
I have to agree, the $300 one was my favourite. When the violin cut through it gave me goosebumps, that's when I know the music just hits different. Incredibly well done.
Check out the description - where I have the full version of Wileywest's remix on a separate video on this channel!
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me tooo
110 one has the most captivating sound, and the cinematic feel is epic
True. Best one of them.
I'm agree!
Absolutely
My Favorite
Yeah, it was my favorite as well
The $75 dollar guy was the absolute best. I would buy his rendition in a heartbeat.
For creativity, energy, and balance between price & produce, the $75 at 5:34 is the champion
Its slavery
@@Mosesinmusic He set his price that low for exposure which means he is confident he can impress for less.
I thoroughly enjoyed this video as a music geek. It's so fun to see how each person adds their own little flairs to a very well known classical piece. The talent on some of the sub 100 guys is AMAZING!
Totally agree!
@@MusicalBasics Youda Mann!
Much sucess!🔥🔥🔥❤😎👍
I'm so glad I found this. I agree 100% with your assessments. A couple of those gave me goosebumps, shiver down my spine. What a fun video!! Thank you!! You should send a bonus to that $75 guy. What a bargain!! The cinematic $110 was also such a good value. The $300 one was the best. I wish you also had a longer video that played the top ones in their entirety.
Yaaasss!!! Play them all in their entirety! Please! Please! Please!!! Puh-leaze!!!
I would advise checking the description. There's a playlist with the full versions of all of them.
@@James-ne9td thank you very much 🤗
Said playlist:
ruclips.net/p/PLHz39w9gANGYs7mTkMpe3f2NwhSP0uTZh
Lol epic comments good job to all
13:07 YES! The violin in the background. I don't know music terminology ☹️ but I knew that was special, like a harmony? No one else did anything like it. IDK if it's considered a type of harmony or some other word for it, but it goes perfectly with the song.😊
The $75 was awesome. He should charge more. He got real talent and skills. I can't stop myself smiling from the awesomeness of his music. The $350 guy is also nice. His was perfect too.
He doubled his fees. It's still crazy cheap though if this level is what he delivers every time.
Lmao in my opinion the 75 dollars one wins😂! Second place for 300 and third place for 600! I don’t know how it’s humanly possible to play such an insane arrangement and to compose one! Your my favourite RUclipsr man! Absolutely insane! Keep on going!
nah 300 75 then 600 imo
yeah thats what I tink too
you mean LMBO. BANANA
I liked the 75 dollars the most composition wise. Many of the more expensive options overpowered the piano part in many sections which I didn't like. Audio and production quality was better from the 300 dollars guy though.
Wow, I totally agree!
$75 got you one helluva track, would be great to hear a whole album by him.
I know everyone loved the $75 arrangement for the epic arcade boss battle vibes. But personally I can't stop listening to the philippkratzer arrangement. Feels like I just watched the climax of a film like nightmare before christmas just by listening to it. I love it.
I thought that last one was too much - it overpowered and drowned out the piano. I’m no musical genius - but I know what I like. Very interesting video - thank you so much!
The $110 one was the best. You could absolutely hear it in the trailer for a major studio’s film.
OMG! nicolaschazarre all the way for me I actually got emotional! feeling so deep in my spirits :) I love classical (Beethoven) My granddaughter was taking piano lessons and she was a natural. She was like 5 and now 13. I wished she continued...
Just goes to show that higher price doesn't always mean the best. That $75 one sounded like something you would put in a video game for an epic boss battle or really intense cutscene.
Worth every penny.
I wonder how these mixes would have sounded if the producers had known they'd be played for millions.
Always give your best. Lesson learned lol
Good point.
You have to view it from their point of view as well. Many people on Fiverr undercharge their work. Just think about it. They have to pay taxes as well. I don't know how long it takes to produce a song like that but if you charge $75 for it then you can not work on it more than two hours or it is not worth it. Being self employed you have to calculate a lot different than people that work a normal 9 to 5 job.
Moral of the history: you have to hire everyone and listen to all of them until you find the right one
Nicolaschazarre was the best from start to finish. That ending was epic. If you had paid $7500 it would have been with it. Given your own criteria of what you were looking for, especially keeping the piano portion at front and center(focal point) it was exactly what you asked for and then more.
WileyWest was actually off on his dubstep beat in a couple of spots. I also got bored with about 20 seconds left.
I see a lot of people going with the $75 as the winner, and I actually have to agree
From a piano player point: Nuisances are everything, Pianissimo and Forte are 2 examples that mean Soft and Loud in music theory. It's not like EDM where a standard volume can play most of the time. So this producer was able to catch that incredible buildup into finally dropping at the end! Perfectly arranged! 10/10
From a producer point: Reason I like this one so much is because nothing sounds too muddled. EQ'ing can be so annoying when something is too bass heavy, or too mid heavy. This sounds like it just nails it. Bass it heard when it's needed, and the Piano takes up most of the treble side of the spectrum, so it's mainly working with the rest of what you got. 10/10
Hope to see your name again!
(Listening again lol)
I've never even heard of doing this and it's not really my thing, but watching how happy it makes the MusicalBasics guy (sorry, I don't know his name) was worth every minute! He's so joyful, it made me happy too.
Totally! I love watching his reaction to the parts he adores!
Same, I know next to nothing about this. Was in my recommendation randomly, and enjoyed the entire video thanks to this guy's enthusiasm. Always nice to see people actually enjoy shit. 😅
Lol this was me. No idea what is going on but I am loving how excited he is for some of these arrangements. It really makes the entire video.
THAT WAS EPIC!! The whole video was awesome, but honestly the $110 dude at 8:39 had the hairs standing up on the back of my neck.
By far the best one IMO
Dude increased his prices to 150 bucks since.
Yea that one meshed really well with the original recording. The $75 one is probably my next favorite
also my favourite
Saaaame
I personally agree with your ranking, following your parameters. However, I would definitely listen to Nicholaschazarre's (75) multiple times in a row compared to Wileywest's(300). Nicholas' has more of a older game feel that feels more simplistic, but definitely adds a bunch more to the song. The use of bass and higher parts accentuated the piano in a way that felt more subtle, almost like putting the piano in an elevated position and just playing bbackground. Wiley's version definitely connected into more of what you played. It also flowed well with the original and added just the right amount of suspense and increase in sound to it. The only thing I really disliked about it was the sheer amount of everything else going on around the piano. It was very well produced, but there was abpot of other elements added around the piano. It just isn't something I would play on repeat on a regular day. I'd most likely play it when I'm trying to stay focused or trying to get pumped up.
I completely agree!!
Yep, the "following your parameters" point. To me, these parameters were not clear to me until after all remixes had been presented. I had originally thought that the whole exercise would be to remix the 5th into an ultra-danceable EDM piece.
To clarify: not just danceable (like re-interpreting it in 3/4 instead of 2/4 to make it a (possibly somewhat disturbing) waltz, or in 4/4 to make it a rumba - both of which would been reasonably good matches for the tempo of the 5th), but EDM-style danceable. I also assumed that changing the tempo was not allowed (it seems, however, some did that a bit, but no one went to 120 or 125bpm).
Based on this assumption, the $600 piece by jmpaudiodesign would have been the winner (I actually did dance to all the tunes to check the danceability).
But leaving my "stupid assumptions" aside and to consider which versions I'd actually like to listen to...
Lindsey Mennenga's comment matches that perfectly.
75$ Easily takes it. He built it in a way that the remix will amplify the already epic piano song. While the others just tried to make a good standard remix.
I think I like the $75 one most, honestly. Good integration, really good energy, clean drops and he raise the intensity in build ups evenly so it really emphasized the build ups. For $75, that guy's work should easily be in the $150 to $200 range. That was solid, you could play that in a club and people would love it.
You should be listening without knowing the cost until after you rank them all… I believe it influences in some way. Human behavior is what it is 🤷♀️
But we need to also consider value for money - was the $600 track 6 times better than the $100 track? Doesn't seem so.
Agreed
Hear, hear
Ye the most expensive one deserves an even lower ranking imo
Agreed!
To start with, this is a great concept! Would love to see a final round between $300 vs $110 vs $75. And finally, able to listen to the full version of their arrangement…
There's a Playlist of the full versions in the description of this video.
@@calebunderwood8883 I thought you were about to charge 'em $75 for that info.
75$ Guy was definitely the best. Outshines the rest by miles. Would like to hear the whole arrangement.
Plot twist: The guy MusicalBasics hired was no other than Beethoven himself, Beethoven just revived himself for the sake of content.
Dang, he's real good with modern music.
the $75 one just might be, he was too fckn good
He got tired of people playing the wrong note in his composition?
I can only imagine what Beethoven would have thought of this. It really is amazing how great that piece is. No matter how it is improvised it still sounds great.
I thought I had seen something like this before. What an absolutely great idea to put together; And to put his competitors on the line! He has such a good ear for orchestration. I try not to miss any of his productions.
That was interesting, I don’t know anything about modern/mix music, this caught my attention because I listen almost exclusively to classical. By far the $75 arrangement was the most interesting and memorable.
He was fucking holybfuck good
Prove: that you are a goat.
I love how they all focused their sound to keep that iconic introduction clean.
$75 was bad ass. I'd listen to that over & over again 💖
The 595, was massive epic futuristic space battle cinematic, BONKERS! 💖
Yeah i love the fact i could clearly hear the original yet it felt like the first time i heard the original on steroids. The others were good too but if i ever do music him and the one after as a collab would be straight fire.
I've already played the 75$ clip like 20 times already 😂
75 gave me chills on my neck. thats how i gauge whether its a good tune or not lol. well done.
Nicholas Chazare was epic. Philip Kratzer was professional movie worthy but I wish it had an epic beat element for the everyday listener. Peter Pim's remix sounded hip hop lol. The Big Kahunas remix sounds more like club listening instead of everyday listening, which doesn't really fit in either category. But all in all, Wiley West was definitely the best.
That last guy did exactly what I wanted. He didn’t try to take over what you were doing and he did a little back and forth with what I guess I would call the lifting of the work. Idkh to explain it, but he knew when to grab the audience’s attention, then hand it back to the piano. Plus the drumroll build up to the drop.
The third guy was the most creative to me. He may not have been the best but goddamn he has potential.
The 75 dollars was already so good, man im looking forward to the rest!
Honestly can you please keep this format coming im loving it so much!
the 75$ was the best!! All aspect were covered spectacularly!! It appreciates and respect the melody!!
all the producers did great especially the cinematic version but my number one is Chazarre followed by Wileywest. great music, undoubtedly Beethoven must've been very proud.