Romantic Electron

I am writing a small piece and want to use the free Sonatina Symphonic Orchestra but as I was having a look at the instruments when laid out on keyboard, many of the instruments don't seem to be on the correct octave according to pitch (as guessed from instrument ranges).Am I correct in guessing that?Are the fixed sfz files available for it somewhere?

Congrats! Autenite & Sonataform.Keep on bringing joy to our ears with your music

I don't think I'll be able to make it :veryunsure: Feeling disappointed :(

I wanna participate please keep the deadline in October as i have seen it two days ago and started working on it ...

I wanted to hear something from you and I like your track.Just voted for it You are welcomed.

I fixed my mix and here is mine http://www.hanszimmerwantsyou.com/tracks/5827

The site says "Composers of any age, nationality, or institutional affiliation are eligible to submit scores." not only American-though your statement is valid but it leads to confusion for some

Why is this competition closed already i.e. before the time mentioned on the website?

Though I m a newbie too but two other things I found helpful as a beginner are 1.Change the instrumentation and listen to your scores (though they are short or long doesn't matter),often changing instruments give the idea on how to continue with the piece. 2.While listening to your music listen it again and again and play something on your instrument or sequencer or whatever you have at hand,very often i get ideas by doing this. A tip : While listening your music again and again is necessary for getting more ideas ,don't overdo it take short breaks ,you can even take long breaks (a week or a month) , if you feel you have had too much of it and listen to others work during this.This way (though some complain that sometimes they are distracted) i get more ideas

can I use any wood winds?

Three hardest to play instruments I know , Jaltarang, Sarangi and Indian Tablas