Adam Matejko

2 hours ago, mark skinner said:

Adam, that was very smooth and relaxing . I loved the emotion of the intro , I got a somewhat sad but very relaxed feeling there. The outro tied it all together.

Thank you for your very nice and motivating words  Everything in my music happens by accident (I have no music theory knowledge). I accidentally combined two separate themes and they fit together interestingly. I arranged the piano parts, then added the instruments layer by layer and I got the end result. It's simple but it took me two months

5 hours ago, Wookiee said:

Pleasant enough piece easy on the furry ears, thanks for sharing.

Thank you, I don't know how it will be in your language... whooooooooa: D

10 hours ago, Fred's Gratis Scores said:

What piano library did you use?

Hi, thank you for listening to my piece and for the SoundCloud embedding instructions  I used two free piano libraries:

- Soft Piano by Spitfire Audio Labs (https://labs.spitfireaudio.com/soft-piano) for soft, background parts
- Piano One by SoundMagic (https://neovst.com/piano-one/) for solo, on top sounds

I also recommend:

- MonasteryGrand by MeldaProduction (https://www.meldaproduction.com/MonasteryGrand)

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Impressive.  I really enjoyed it.

Thank you for listening to my piece  I am not a professional but I put a lot of heart and work into it.

Hey everyone,

I'd like to share with you my new piano-orchestral composition In the City of Hope:

https://soundcloud.com/adam-matejko-698390533/in-the-city-of-hope

DAW: Cakewalk by BandLab

Libraries: BBC Symphony Orchestra Discover by Spitfire Audio, Labs by Spitfire Audio, Cinematic Percussion by Spitfire Audio, The Free Orchestra by ProjectSAM

Noob question: how to put a soundcloud iframe directly in a post (instead of the usual link)?

Regards, Adam