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Cheers for giving it a listen Paul :D

Hi adamms. Thanks. I was hoping that it might be suitable for something like that. That's what I was aiming for, anyway. Cheers for your feedback :)

Hi there. Thanks for giving me a listen and providing some feedback! Much appreciated :)

Thanks fanisatt. I appreciate that you've given me a listen today. Thank you for your kind words!

Hi Kayos. Thanks! I'll have to give Cirrone a listen to get what you mean as this is the first I've heard of them :/ Thanks for providing feedback :)

Thank you for your generous feedback Glenn. Appreciated :)

Hi Dan. Thanks!

Of course you can. Looking forward to hearing what you do with it :)

Hi StratOli. Thanks for your feedback. I'd love to know what visuals you were experiencing when listening... sounds intriguing!

Thank you very much for your insightful feedback. Happy to share my productions if they bring some joy to the world at least. Cheers.

Thanks for your feedback Anthony, I hope it was enjoyable to listen to.

Thanks! I'm not sure about the Dr Who reference though...does it sound similar to something you've already heard?

Thank you so much Dan. I hope you enjoyed it :)

Thanks fanisatt! :)

Thanks for your feedback Zoot... much appreciated :)

Thanks! The orchestral instruments are part of the Presonus Symphonic Orchestra (PSO) Classical section. Originally they would have been Soundfont files (used as placeholders, mainly) but the track has been updated now to include some better sounding orchestral elements, hopefully. Still not ENTIRELY happy with it, in truth, but my mixing skills are still in the improving stage atm. Still getting to grips with orchestral instruments in particular actually - they have proved quite difficult to balance well so far.

Thank you! The bass is from a sample pack which got chopped up and pitched up and down to suit. Just added an amp and a touch of distortion to bring it out of its shell. Glad you like.

Thanks Paul. It was quite tempting to put the strings earlier in the song, tbh, but it probably works a little better to treat the listener for having the patience to listen through to the end. Thanks.

Cheers! Appreciate the feedback.

Thanks so much for your feedback, Dan. Kind words indeed :)

Thanks you!