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  1. I know exactly how you feel, Jerry. I wrote a song a few years ago expressing about the same. In the daylight you think about those things on an intellectual level but at 3am they're gut level terrifying. All the best to you in the new year. -Bjorn
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    A Dead Star

    Wonderful procession of sounds Wookie. Yeah, more soundscape than tuneful, but still captivating. Modular and CS80 are my fav Arturia vsts. I'm liking Cherry Audio MemoryMood a lot.
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    ARE WE LOVERS

    I feel like I'm repeating myself here Steve but you really do get the emotion across in your music. Just listening closely I can pick out all the little things in the background that contribute to that emotion coming out. Very well done. -Bjorn
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    Franny

    Too personal for me to post but I appreciate your interest David. -Bjorn
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    Io - video

    Io This is the last video of the four Galilean moons of Jupiter. The video was supposed to be about Io, but I got carried away with FX in DaVinci Resolve. Omnisphere Kontakt Analog Dreams Pigments u-He Ace Thanks for listening/commenting. -Bjorn
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    Franny

    David, hearing your beautiful song, Franny, inspired me to post my song, Memorial. -Bjorn
  7. Gary, if you were going for a 40s crooner sound you nailed it. I love your version of White Christmas. How did you do the backing vocals? Oh and I like the snowmen too.
  8. Calming beautiful music. Good job on this. -Bjorn
  9. Yes! A lot of my songs turn into crap overnight. ? There's a music group where I live that plays instruments from Renaissance times, even the sackbut that David mentioned. Anyway, very nice composition, Tim. The flute and guitar play off each other well. You might be interested in an Indiginus Vst called Renaxxane which is a nylon guitar that has a Renaissance vibe to it. -Bjorn
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    Rambling

    Every time I hear a guitar tremolo lately I think of Makke. Nice comp and playing as always. -Bjorn
  11. Sounds good, Doug. Your songs always have the professional touch to them. -Bjorn
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    Memorial

    Thanks Treesha. I do appreciate the comment. -Bjorn
  13. Jerry, I don't know if I'll live long enough to see a word builder program work well enough to be truly useful. What you've done here is a nice workaround. It's true enough (for me especially) that it's hard to understand lyrics sung by a choir in a setting such as a church. But as I listened to your choir while following along with the printed lyrics it seemed like I was distinctly hearing every word. Nice. And excellent composition as always. -Bjorn
  14. I added 150 orange slices by taking a survey I found in my account. Look for Survey for Slices (or something like that). Only takes 5 minutes.
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    Memorial

    Wookie, Jack, and Larry T Thanks. I appreciate the comments. -Bjorn
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    Winter Mornings

    Very nice. Really like the bell tone of the lead instrument. -Bjorn
  17. Sounds like a Christmas song. I like it. -Bjorn
  18. Very mellow mood to this. Guitars sound really good. It would work well as a video soundtrack. IDK the tempo might be a tad slow? -Bjorn
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    Memorial

    Memorial This is one of the songs I wrote for my mother's memorial service 8 years ago. It accompanied a slide show that I'd put together which turned out very well. I can't watch it now without getting all blubbery. This is the original version except I ran it through Izotope Ozone and FabFilter Limiter. Thanks for listening/commenting. -Bjorn
  20. Steve, great job on bringing out the vocal track! I love this song! Instant mood enhancer that takes me to faraway places. -Bjorn
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    Celtic Way

    Tim, you've caught the Celtic mood for sure. I like the instruments which work well together. I think it meanders too much, like it needs a theme to latch on to now and then. Well, just one man's opinion. -Bjorn
  22. I can hear this used in a documentary about ancient Greece, kind of time travel music accompanied by traditional Greek instruments. Very nice composition. -Bjorn
  23. Paul, I like the lyrics (and singing and playing) a bunch. This is a unique take on a lonely aging woman looking for friendship and maybe more. (And suggests to me how the nutty elements of humankind band together to do their thing - not talking about Susan here). I checked out some of your other songs while on SC. Wonderful music! I really liked Moonlight Flint. -Bjorn
  24. Very nice blend of synths. The bell tone of the lead has a spacy signature to it. I noticed the low end synth (MemoryMood?) at the beginning is starting over every 5 sec or so. Not sure if that was your intention? -Bjorn
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    LINK FAILED

    Steve, this sounds really good and I think you have a winner here, but I can't get past the vocal track being so low. Can't make out the lyrics much. -Bjorn
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