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As a non-musician that try music production sometimes I can say that what you said is VERY reasonable. I don't know how those things works for musician.

It needs drums section, they will give structure to your song.

A remix of this song is really welcome.

Good you make this thread, I wanna know this too.

Save me (OCR Edit) by SGX http://ocremix.org/remix/OCR01056/

I am here to vote. The last competition was amazing.

OCR Forever!!! Donated.

Welcome new judges. Good luck on you!

I usually give less importance for digital files, so physical CDs is sometimes better.

I knew it is a beautiful but I never imagine it has good music too.

Mine crashes very often too.

I'm gonna check out google. If you don't mind to get it worse.

Well, a lot of discussion while I'm out. Sadly I forgot to mention a very important information. I wanna take the clean avenue. Suposing I am using reason which is the lightest DAW to use and I have a keyboard to connect to a USB port with which PC configuration I start to bring music to life?

You thought about cosplay, cause I did it.

Which is the most basic configuration a PC need for connect a keyboard, using a good DAW and ending up with a good song for nowadays standards?

I wanna see what is accidental in musical terms.

It's just an unfinished .mid file. Those doubts I described is for every song I composed and when I got something more "musical" I can't explain how I got it. It will be kinda unfair if I post that song I mentioned here. Anyway I hope with what I get so far I can make a better song and then I post it here, after I migrate it my DAW and things like this. @neblix Thanks for all explanation.

I am totally noob. I can help you with this guide.

I am very satisfied on how it sounds till now.

It's still confusing me these questions. I read here once that layering many instruments in the song will cause some trouble, so let's say I use just the four guys that article recomend which I already did and I still have an empty song. I confess a little lack on the chord progression side but I really don't feel like it's just this the main problem. So the basic doubt remains.

I am waiting for The Last Airbender 2.

Full sounding music is exactly what I meant. I just thought time tricks could help me a lot. Am I right?

I'm currently working on a new composition, I was following my general workflow with no trouble at all and then I realized that the melody will sound better if I raised the tempo a little bit, and implying I don't want to clip or prejudice the drum programming I already made. So... even I did all the stuff, the song is still kinda empty, I could possibly overlay patterns but it is not this what I want to. Now the questions, it's nice to write things in a lower tempo or there's a way to perceive it will sound good when I put the song at the tempo I first intended. Thanks for reading.

Good compilation.

It's a good track for a break in the meanwhile.