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  1. Well done! Mixing and sound design isn't my area, but I can say the composition is nice! You might experiment with varying the harmonic presentation occasionally to spice up the sections where there isn't as much happening in terms of melodic lines. For example, arpeggios/voicing/instrumentation, etc. Just a thought, but really it's quite a well thought out piece, keep it up! Gustav Johnson p.s. now that I'm listening a second time, I hear that you did what I just mentioned! It's a little hard to dig out of all the sounds going on. It's so cool, find a way to spotlight it! :)
  2. This is something I wrote a very long time ago. So long ago, that I'm not going to post the score because it's pretty embarrassing; the engraving and some of the orchestration is awful. This was a film score meant for a friend who liked gliding and was going to make a video of it, so I tried to create that arc of starting an adventure, and coming back from said adventure. It's incredibly simple, but for what it's worth, I think it's pretty okay. Haha, enjoy!
  3. Sometimes I also take a hearing to some of my first terrible works. Well, my current ones are not wonderful, indeed. This of yours has good moments. The beginning is "big", difficult to supass, but you do. The quiet ending part is also beautiful. I think one of the things that most of us do in the first times as composers is that we try to fill every single second with sound. Learning the meaning of silence or rests is important...

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