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equality- thanks. I've named a few of my songs after constellations and planets and moons of planets. Yep, Cygnus the swan is up there. Wookie - thanks again KS - thanks again. appreciate it

Cygnus Moody and kind of hypnotic. I'm liking UVI Falcon more and more. Their Quadra expansion has some nice backing track presets. I used Luftrum Rain Voice preset (Pigments) for the whispering sound effect Pigments Zebra Omnisphere Waldorf Nave (forgot I had this one) Falcon Thanks for listening/commenting. -Bjorn

Certainly put me in a mellow mood. Very nice. I thought your falsetto fit the song perfectly. -Bjorn

Steve, I always like your takes on historical and technology things. Great video and song! It's almost magical how much technology has evolved since those black and white 60s. -Bjorn

I see what you mean by listen to and not listen to at the same time. It's a well done background track that I got into, but then I really wanted to hear something jump out in front. Just my opinion. -Bjorn

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Treesha, Nice job on the video and on the song. You nailed the lyrics and I know that because I can totally relate to them. Glad you were able to find the time to work on the song. -Bjorn

Really like the guitar chord patterns with the heavy reverb. The bass joined in at the right time - sounds great. The strings gave it a nicely done cinematic turn. The song seemed to end a bit abruptly. -Bjorn

Oh yeah, I like the Cherry audio and Arturia recreations of those 70's synths. 1:54 wow I like how the marching pattern breaks out into that symphonic sound. The different passages seems like you're telling a story. Could work with that seagull theme if you're still working on that. One of the best I've heard from you. -Bjorn

I like the song a lot tho I didn't really pick up on the lyrics. Maybe too low or too much reverb or it could be because of my hearing loss. But IMO that's ok since the music is really good -Bjorn

I agree with everything said above about the vocal level and keyboard volume. But very cool song! Totally enjoyed it. Kind of has that 60s sound to it which is probably why I like it so much. -Bjorn

equality- thank you. appreciate the comment Steve - yikes. sorry to hear about the water damage! hope the studio is back up soon.

Beautiful and heartfelt. The guitar needs to be brought up more as already mentioned. I was in Australia a couple of years ago, up in the Darwin area and down in Tasmania for nature photography. Had a great time and I really want to go back. -Bjorn

Ross, excellent track. Very creative and probably a whole lot of fun putting together those sounds. I thought at first you were using one of the Tuvan voices from Omnisphere, but maybe not. Which came first, the artwork or the song title? 😄 -Bjorn

thanks tom. T Boog, That's Embertone Joshua Bell Violin, one of the best. Bruce, I like country music from the 40s and 50s. The music may be corny but it hits that sentimental spot in your head in a good way.

Wow, what a production! Don't know how you do it Nigel, time after time. 👍 -Bjorn

I like it. The voc samples fit in naturally but maybe need to stand out more? It's a bit repetitive IMO but maybe that's what you're going for. I'd like to hear more of the flute (?) I love world female voc samples and have used them quite a bit. Check out Aliye by Sonokinetic on YouTube The library even has translations. -Bjorn

Great lyrics. Really like bringing in the wife and daughter as a reminder why you're doing what you're doing. To me the vocal part just needs to come forward a bit. Other than that very good song. Enjoyed it. -Bjorn

Very nice. I like that the melody sticks with you after the song is over. I like the accompaniment too and the strings coming in just where they should. -Bjorn

Thank you Mr Wookie. I do appreciate the comments. Thanks Nigel! Glad you liked it. KSband Thank you. Appreciate the comment. Andy, that's Indiginus Renegade vst. Once upon a time I could have played it on a real guitar but after undergoing surgery on my hand I can barely hold a chord nowadays. I agree about needing more variation on the track. Should have done that.

Going Back Home Kind of a country song which I don't usually do but that's the way it turned out. I like the melody. Tbanks for listening/commenting. -Bjorn

Jerry, just what I needed to get my mind off politics and return to what's really important. Love the music and the vocalist. So you kind of inspired me to dabble in astrophotography, though not to the extent that you do. I bought a SeeStar S50, a "smart" telescope that does just about everything for you. I've been able to get some fairly nice images of deep sky objects from my back yard which just blows my mind. Had no idea that could be done. -Bjorn

Music theory says that certain chords just naturally follow other chords and there's no mathematical formula to explain why that is. It just "sounds right." It's a human experience thing and I think that's wonderful. Anyway, I enjoyed your music Wookie. -Bjorn

Ooo I like this one , especially the guitar. Well done! -Bjorn

Not only did my HS marching band (Wilson HS, Long Beach,CA) play at all the HS football games but we also got to march down Main street in Disneyland and also at a USC game at the LA Coliseum. I wasn't a great clarinet player but I looked good in the band uniform.