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The chromatic ending in your first runs up I found a little bit out of character. You could have also used a couple more borrowed tones to build up more intensity. I found the whole thing's arc more like that of a final level before the boss, actually. Boss themes I feel are more memorable and either high energy or intentionally drawling. This wasn't really either of those. That being said, good job on the whole.

Hi! My name is Peter Crow, I'm a film/ game composer from the Netherlands. I made this track and I would like to hear your thoughts on it. it's going to be used in a game for the itch.io game jam 2017. (if its good enough and if it fits the game of course. I haven't gotten a lot of information on the game but that didn't stop me! since the topic is "dreams" I thought it could fit.) it's just a (very) rough sketch of two themes. the topic for the game jam is "dreams". I haven't gotten to any mixing or mastering yet. these are just the melodies. Please take into consideration that this is game music. so it's mostly in the background.

Hi all, my first upload on here. So, my friend came to me one day, having known that I liked to write and asked me to put something to some old footage she had of her grandparents. It took me a while to be happy with the outcome but eventually I got there. My background is classical from a young age although the last few years my knowledge seems to be failing me, as I don’t concentrate too much on what is right and what is wrong when it comes to the theory of writing. I play around until I hit on something I like. Let me know what you think 😬

The themes are clearly defined and can be heard clearly. In Forest, I felt like the bass was too loud. And in Boss, I felt like it ended too soon.

The articulations on some of your notes seem a little off (staccatos). The mixing on the melody is also a bit weird. The chords should probably change a little bit, though when you do modulate or use a borrowed chord it's well done. The 7-8 retardation in your melody line is also a little off putting too. I agree with ilv's comment about the musical setting.