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Olivier, Very nice performance. I thought at first this is a direct translation of City of New Orleans into French but it's not. The lyrics can be found by googling "salut les amoureux". I used Google translate for a not so poetic English version.

That's a very nice tribute to some great musicians, John. I really enjoyed your video.

Thank you Bob! We lived near Chicago when I was a kid. I remember taking a field trip to the Adler Planetarium and how awesome (in the original meaning of that word) that was. Kloon It was late and I forgot to de-mouth-noise the vocal. I've always had a problem with mouth clicks and smacks (just ask my wife) but Izotope has some filters that take care of it. So I did that and just posted an edited version. And I appreciate you mentioning that. John Thanks for listening and commenting. Jude Thanks. I ran into that expression a while ago and it stayed with me.

Between the Eternities https://soundcloud.com/orygun/between-the-eternities EDIT: I made some changes on the vocal part so use this link: https://soundcloud.com/orygun/between-the-eternities-v2 This might work as a soundtrack to a planetarium show. Not really sure about the vocal part though. Thanks for taking the time to listen.

Freddy Yeah, this is one of your better efforts, tho I've liked all your submissions. Listening to this I got a little nervous since it seemed like the delays were all going to crash into each other somewhere along the line, but didn't happen. Enjoyed the lyrics and boy I really liked that guitar solo starting ~1:20.

James, I'm just sitting back and letting that guitar carry me away. I never know what to comment on when the music is that good except to say, hey that's really good!

I like this song a lot. Bit of a reggae thing going on in there. Really good vocal (great reverb too) which makes me not care so much that I don't understand the lyrics. The synth at 2:27 didn't work for me - seemed like a departure from the laid back mood of the rest of the song.

Thanks Freddy. Glad to see that you made it over here. Thanks Lynn. Never thought of Lord of the Rings. Interesting to hear how people react to music in different ways.

What a likable and infectious groove you have going. You had me toe tappin' the whole way through. Really like the chord changes, the driving beat and a couple of change-ups to add some variety.

Yes, sorry to hear of your loss. Having gone through it a couple of times myself I can understand the pain.

Thunderbird here but I have to check the server to see what's in the spam folder. I haven't figured out how to download the spam to a folder on my computer and don't really want to do that anyway but once in while a legitimate email lands in the junk folder.

I liked the part with the guitar in it. You mentioned Arturia Pigments on SC. How do you like it? I thought about getting it but it seemed too similar to Serum.

Steve, Thanks again for commenting. James Yes, I did post that travel video a couple of years ago at the old forum. It was twenty min long which was a bit much to ask people to sit through. Tom, Yikes, I didn't notice that glitch at 0:21. I feel like I'm putting out little fires with every revision. Thanks

Kloon, thank you. Actually I thought I had too much reverb esp on the whistle. Good point about the stereo width. That was something I meant to pay attention to, but just forgot. I'll get to that next version.

Orkney https://soundcloud.com/orygun/orkney This is another song I wrote a few years ago that was part of the soundtrack to a travel video about Scotland. I added a bass track and a low whistle track (kind of like a flute). Not sure if the new tracks helped or hurt the piece though. The whistle instrument is from Kontakt factory library and so is the violin. Thanks for listening.

I forgot to add this: Did you ever see Das Boot, which is WW2 from the viewpoint of a U-Boat crew? It's all about sounds in a submarine - destroyers passing by overhead, bulkheads breaking apart, depth charges. There's a sailor with head phones on whose job is to just listen for nearby ships using some kind of directional microphone. Great movie.

Not sure how I would have reacted if I hadn't read the comments first, but since I did and I knew what to expect I kinda got into it. I've experimented with Reaktor a little so I understand some of the things you did.

Upbeat tune with nice interplay of instruments. Tempo seemed too quick to me or maybe that bass track could be slowed down by half?

The song has a really nice atmosphere to it. I kept expecting something to fill in the pauses but you have a bit of a minimalist approach going in the song, which I think works well. I wanted another clue to what Mary's plan was since there's some ominous stuff going on, but I think you intended for the listener to make up a story for themselves.

You guys are pretty darn good. I'm impressed that your recordings are all live with minimal edits.

Smooth and more smooth. I really enjoyed listening to this and imagining I was off on some tropical beach.

Steve, One of those songs that's so ingrained you never think of anyone else doing it, but gotta say I really liked your version. I can't put it any better than James did regarding the musical bed and pattering percussion underneath the lyrics. Really effective. Well done!

Thanks James. I could easily get by with just 2 synths, Omnisphere and Zebra, but the Deals forum has been the ruin of this poor boy.

Your music has that professional sound to it like it's ready for prime time and I hope you get there. We really need to get back to hearing good music on the radio again.

Tom I didn't realize that I enjoy "Dance & EDM" until I heard this. Very intricate and very well done piece. Nice back and forth motion of the horns. The dialog is very effective too, the words seemed to direct the music. (WTF stage. I know what you mean ? )