RayKoefoed

Thank you Travis, that is a flattering review.

Thanks very much for the review Bmack. I think that is good advice and I agree. I do need to work on changing up drums a little, adding rolls and such.

Thank you for the review Psychotropic. cool avatar too btw.

Thanks very much skyrider

Thanks a lot SpAzz.

Thanks lo, I am happy you said that. I made this song after watching that Shutter movie, by the same guy that made The Ring, so the fact that it sounded like a japanese horror film to you makes me think I am learning to put what is going on in my brain to music. Thanks.

oh, by the way, if you like horror type movies, and are interested in my art, here is a link to a video I made using Half-Life 2 and some audio from a couple Hellraiser movies if you want to check it out:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7BNtemarmL4

That is a great analogy, thank you. It is my opinion that one of the greatest things an artist of any kind can do is create something that the meaning can be interpreted in a different way by each person. Your comment is inspiring because it makes me feel that I accomplished that a little bit with this song. Thanks.

Thanks Vicious!

Thank you Treyc!

Thank you for the review Deja, I appreciate the kind words, and I am glad you enjoyed it.

Thanks Rei, that is a terrific compliment! I think I will be trying to add some vocals to the next one, I am nervous about it because I haven't ever sang out loud around other people, other then maybe birthday parties, haha. I hope it won't ruin it for you =}

Thanks for the review Sonny. I had just watched that movie Shutter the night I started it, so I think I had ghosts on the brain. That must be where the eeriness originated.

Thanks again Zalg.
To be honest I don't even know exactly what a VST is yet. I guess there are a lot of them in FL Studio, but I don't really know about much other then reverb, chorus and equalizers. The way I did the drums was combining 3 different types of kicks, and same with snares, and I just adjusted the volume of each until it sounded like what I thought sounded best to me. I had 18 different tracks worth of noise for this song, I was worried it would be to much noise, but as I moved things around to lay it out how I liked it didn't seem to be bad. Thanks again for the comment.

Thank you Travis. I haven't developed the sense of understanding for music to really know how to catagorize this stuff I am making, so thanks for the advice. I will change it to cinematic.

Thanks again Jake for another nice review. Sorry I made you drool ;D..

Thanks Zalg. I appreciate such a high rating on your scale. I pretty much expected my first posted song to be a humbling learning experience for me, so I am so glad people actually even like it. Yes, other then the 2 guitar loops from here that I used, I composed the rest.

Thank you for the review Matney.

I am glad you said that about the bass, and I totaly agree. As I have been trying to teach myself to make decent sounding music, I would create a short sample and record it to CD and see how it sounded on a couple different stereos. It always seemed the bass was just overwhelming so I knew I should lower it below what I thought it should sound like, but in the end I realize that I have over compensated. Thank you for saying so, because I know I am not the only one that hears that now.

Thank you Rei, for the very kind review and even more for the terrific loops!

Thank you very much Slap. You guys sure know how to make a fella feel comfortable posting songs. I am glad to have found this community.

Wow! That is a very flattering compliment. Thank you very much Jake!

Thanks RayMix. I will do my best to Rock On. You Rock On as well, like you did with that zombie remix.