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I like the piano part and its prominence in the mix. The violin part worked and the harp seemed so low in the mix that I don't really know what to say for it.

Nice work with the percussion; I think you had a cool background that fit right in with the main melody. How much do those loop recorders cost?

3. Its the season for atmo-black.

I like the third part. I don't really know what else to say.

I like the swing feeling that you're trying to bring, but I feel that you could have used more drums (rides, claps, etc).

Liked and followed. Your guitar tone is killer and the track in general is just sick. 0:30-0:40 especially. Nice work!

I don't use drum loops but I get a bit tense using synth presets. I still use them if they fit though, and I agree with the "use but don't abuse" policy.

Music players on the GBA versions of FF1&2, FF4, FF5, and the two GBA Fire Emblem games.

I subscribed.

Voted. I'll probably have the time/energy requirement for an entry met next round.

The drums tripped up in the measure where you took out the kick, but it flowed solidly otherwise.

The flute seemed ho-hum but I liked the harpsichord work.

Wow, I've never even been sent to the principal's office. As for the topic, I agree that competitions are helpful. I made a submission to MnP and my work flowed much more smoothly than usual.

This beautiful tune totally deserves a remix. Nothing much else to say.

Where in the heck did you find time for all that in high school?

The atmosphere in this is right on for driving home on a cloudy autumn day. Nice job!

The transition that was used before the second verse and again at 3:05 felt awkward, but I liked the energy of your piece. I think you did a good job with the chiptune aspect, but I think that it would be even better if you gave the guitar the focus for one part of the song. Overall, good job.

I agree with what EC said about that one spot feeling melodically weak, but I also think that you did nice job with the piece, especially the bass.

Rhythmically, this piece felt very off. I couldn't really tell what was going on in the first minute because the lead instruments did not sync with the background. It wasn't as much of an issue after that, but I reccomend going back and carefully listening to the rhythmic flow of the song and adjusting a part of your choice.

Nice sounds, but it didn't go anywhere. I know this is ambient music, but it should still have some direction to increase the atmosphere if that makes sense.

I submitted this to a compo recently (the arrangement structure is the same because the compo was MnP) and I just want to get some feedback and improve. https://soundcloud.com/atheox/peaceful-days-remix

That's actually not my theme; I'm just referencing this 40+ minute Final Fantasy medley that everyone should check out if they like FF's music. As for ThaSauce, I checked the FAQ and tried resending the mail, but nothing has worked so far.

Can I just post this theme's part from the Final Fantasy Ultimate Battle Medley?

How did I know that you were going to put link something that has to do with MMZ....if you're going for realism, then that panned ride cymbal must die. Or be less panned. I don't know much about mixing that guitar, but it sounds real enough for an unmixed product. I think you have the right idea with the synth. I recommend looking up Bonkers here on OCR and listening to "Roaming...Please Wait" if you want another (awesome) example of a synth/guitar jam.