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i understand. i am always hoping to get advises to get better. so thx for your advise. i just want to share some love for these soundtracks. wont submit something.  looking forward to your album though :)

I listened back to this and see the argument for the NO more strongly this time. I was obviously very borderline at first, so there's no need to hold this up - let's get this polished up and hopefully the next version will jump over the bar rather than barely eeking over it.

Not complainin', just giving advice as is our wont in this forum - take it as you please. As long as you're just sharing and not planning on submitting to the site you can feel free to let advice roll off your back. 'Course if you do plan on submitting that's a different story, but most folk on here are just vibing and having a good time, always happy to hear fresh music regardless. And yes, I actually do have a version of Silver Surfer music in the works, can't make it public yet though - album secrecy, and all.

With this picture you can get a better idea of the purpose of the recently painted over-door construction for the electric guitar mount that I designed and built some time ago. ... As you can see, it is located on the living room door, which I have permanently blocked because I didn't want to move my home studio, including the rest of the furniture, too far back into the room - mainly for reasons of space, but also for stylistic reasons with regard to the ambience of my living room, which I like to have a little more airy and light-flooded in the area of the transition to the balcony out of habit, as in my previous apartment, and I therefore didn't want to squeeze the furniture so far into the back corner of the living room just to be able to open and close a single door that I don't actually need or that I didn't have in the same place in my old apartment. But I tried to make the best of the space available in my new apartment. And the result is a solution that I really like. Because apart from the resulting, rather spacious walkthrough-room connecting the living room with the bedroom, and which now lets in even more sunlight, the previously rather annoying door is now the future carrier of my first electric guitar. ))