Modnex

Thanks Demy!! I never listened to Japanese fusion -- i definitely have to check it out now. I'm happy you enjoyed this one -- thanks for stopping by!

Thanks Glenn!! I'm happy you enjoyed this one. We hope to bring some more jazz pieces in the future and hopefully keep experimenting and learning new instruments as time goes on! Thanks for stopping by!

Thanks, Dan!

Thanks buddy! I always had a soft spot for jazz music but as I get older in age I come to appreciate it way more. Thanks for stopping by -- its good to see you.

Thanks, mate! I appreciate the kind words. Maybe me and Stephanie will collab one day.

Thanks, Morash! I'm always up for collabs, send me an email. My email is in my bio. Thanks for stopping by :)!

Thanks, pal! I appreciate it. :)

Thanks, bud!! I'm happy to hear the tension was felt. Cheers to a great New Year!! :)

Thanks, Steve! Have a happy new year, pal.

Thanks, mate! I agree, it is sort of a sketch. I'm hoping to come back to this one soon.

Thanks, bud! I agree. I think this track can go much farther than this, I just need to put more time into it, which hopefully I can do soon. Thanks, for checking in!

Thanks, Bao! Happy New Year, pal! I love creating both cinematic and vox music, but it's been many years since I dabbled into cinematic music, so thought I'd give it a shot again.

Thanks, pal! I appreciate it :)!

Thanks, Bao! I appreciate the warm feedback :)

Thanks, Stokes! The minimalistic closing may be temporary. I'm going to up the dance factor on this and make it a bit more catchy when I get some more time.

Thanks, bud! I'm definitely going to go back and mess around with it. I don't use guitars much in my songs, as I'm a crappy guitar player :S -- and haven't really found a VST that creates realistic guitars. If you have any good suggestions on ones that I could try, I'd be grateful for the suggestion! Thanks, again!

Thanks, bro!! I appreciate the kind words. In terms of your claps, you probably just need to find better-premade ones. I use the claps from the "Vengeance Drum pack" a lot. Most of the time, very little processing is needed on my end. I'd say keep experimenting and trying different packs until you find ones that best fit your style. It took me years to find the ones that I actually liked. Now I have like 5 packs that I use in practically all my songs lol.

Thanks, Cincoent! I'll definitely play around with that idea, as this track is far from finished, and will probably go through many updates when I have time. Thanks for the kind words! :)