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Awesome beats, and love the message.

Very relaxing. Guitar sounded great. Jeff

I'm not sure what it was about this but it really grabbed me. Maybe the smooth lounge feel. That and the hard panned 80's video game sound effect. I loved that.

I've been intrigued by modular synthesis, but it's seems like it an easy way to spend a boatload. Great sounds, and I enjoyed the beat. I agree with the comments that it could you a little more variation to keep from getting repetitive.

Everything was outstanding, but that little break at 1;53 really stood out for me. THe whole song has a great groove that had me bopping my head along with it.

One four five is really all you need, isn't it? That was a lot of fun, especially the buzzy thing, flipping back and forth.

Thanks for sharing this. Everything sounds outstanding and the lyrics are perfect. I hope that writing this helped you in some way. I personally would have liked to hear the vocals a little more up front, but that's just me. Great song.

Very nice. I particularly liked the bass and the chord change around 1:50 or so.

Thanks, that was outstanding. Very professional sounding. Guitar is great, and props to the bass player!

In case anyone is curious, here is the Kontakt version. I had fun making at the time, but I find it... difficult... to listen to now.

I first wrote this 13 or 14 years ago as a solo piano piece. A few years ago I did an orchestral version with Kontakt, but since getting Spitfire BBC, I've been wanting to redo it, yet again. Photos are by my wife. Hope you enjoy. Feedback is greatly appreciated. Jeff

Was hoping to give a listen but I got this instead Not sure if you pulled it or it's just a glitch in the matrix.

Great vibe. A nice relaxing tune to chill out to at the end of a long day.

There's a station in Jersey City, WFMU. I used to listen to it all the time. I could totally imagine tuning in and hearing this. Very cool. Jeff

Sounds great on the crappy little headphones I'm listening on at the moment. Fun tune.

I like the sparse freeform nature. Cool.

Thanks, man!

Depends. I used to listen to a lot of jazz and classical music. Got into New Orleans piano and boogie woogie for a little while. Now I have been trying to learn more about electronic music. Recently, it seems the music I have been listening to is from the video games I have been playing Just never listened to much hip hop, but this seemed pretty cool to me. That's why I like this forum. All kinds of things to listen to.

Thanks. I had a lot of fun poking around on NASA's sight looking for images to use. It really is awe inspiring how much they have accomplished over the last few decades. Jeff

Thanks!

Thanks. I really appreciate the listen and feedback.

Thanks. I've been inspired by a lot of you stuff to play more with the buzzy synths. Jeff

Thanks. I'm pretty sure the views are because of the name and picture, and not so much about the quality of the song. It slowly got linked to more and more videos about the solar system, Honestly, I'm not all that fond of it anymore. I would do a lot of it differently now. It was fun to watch the view count shoot up, though ? Jeff

Very nice arrangement, and great job getting a realistic performance out of a virtual orchestra. What library are you using? Jeff

I don't listen to this kind of music often, but it sounds great to me. Jeff