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Thank you for the nice comment and glad you liked it..

I suppose you mean the note in the beginning that goes of with a "twang" and sounds like i broke a nail in the process.. i actually left it there to make it more realistic. lol..

Making music more alive is not to perfect it in my opinion, its those small flaws that makes the tune, but if you would like, i can see if i can remove the current guitarr, and you might have a go at it in any way you want.. would be fun.. And thanks yet again..///Dec

Thank you kindly JJ! Now it just misses youre voice and it would be perfect.. ;)

///Dec

Thank you for the review. No one has tried to remix it, yet. Sinse i dont do either vocals or accapellas myself except for some rare occasions its been laid to rest as a project. IF someone would sing to this then it would definetly do my day, so 2 speak.

Thanks again Edz, and thank you for this great initiative with reviewing.. ///Dec

Thanks man.. Them kind words means a lot.. I normally dont go into musical-areas or genres like hiphop or arabic, but tried it, and must say that i add those to favorite genres today.

´Tis prolly like food. If you dont try it, you wont find out what it tastes like..

Thanks again..///Dec

First off a big thanks for the review.. Second, everything you hear in my tunes are made by my own hands either electronicly or asked for permission of either game-developers or the origin of the sample (This complies to voices, accapellas, and stuff ripped from games or films)

The guitarrsound is actually completly reason, BUT i put a lot of hours into it, making it sound like the real deal, witch means yes, i "wrote" the guitarrs. lol.. When it comes to filtering, well.. lets just say that the actual guitarr is 6 different guitarrs, reacting differently depending on how "hard" i play it, witch makes it feel more alive. Cant remember the layout just now but, the first microsecond determines how "hard" i pull the string, and acts accordingly with reverbs or delays thereafter, the second microsecond determines the "tone" and depending on previous variables it can "bug out, and cut the tone completly" if the tone and first keystroke was played to hard, making it sound more like a real guitarr, and the third effect on each tone is determined the release of the stroke, meaning if i hardrelease the key it will sound like a wobble or a strum, and if i release it slowly it will go into an echo and/or arena reverb..

Lojg answer but i do hope it made sense, (but) due to the time creating the guitarr, i will not release it as an .rsn but feel free to remix it as it is...

///Dec

Thanks man... Im glad you liked the intro, sinse i put billions of hours in to it creating the guitarrsound.. lol.. Wouldve been bad otherwise so 2 speak.

Thank you for them kind words, and ill make sure to return the favor of reviewing.. ///Dec

Thanks for them kind words.. ///Dec