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I added a really cool alto sax and trumpet part in the middle to the end and I added a small section before the final chorus. I know I've been doing a lot of revisions to my older compositions lately, but this has become my absolute favorite song I've ever created. Tons of lead guitar, sax, and trumpet parts, so please let me know how it sounds:))

I finished the song. One solo that gets quite truely impossible. Thanks go out to dub for that awesome breakdown. Also playing this back to myself, I have to admit it sounds empty without all the synth and piano I had before, but still this song is one of my best yet.

This song goes way back for me. I wrote this song 4 years ago on power tab. (this is one of my first compositions). Last year I imported this song into Tux and I modified it and posted the song when I first started using the site. I have revisited the song again to make some final improvements.

I added a little bit of breakdown, but I know you already have a prechorus, so If you like it you can fit it anywhere you want or change it, this is all I have for ideas. (The upload starts from the prechorus)

Counterpoint is defined as the following: "In music, counterpoint is the relationship between two or more voices that are harmonically interdependent (polyphony), but independent in contour and rhythm. It has been most commonly identified in classical music, developing strongly during the Renaissance and in much of the common practice period, especially in Baroque music." (Wikipedia) 9 measures may not seem like a lot of material, but I had to write the most restrictive form of counterpoint without breaking the 30 plus rules I had to abide by, so it took me a while. This is my first time writing free species so Please comment and tell me if I'll get a good grade on this;)

This song inspired me to write Denique Pugna a couple months back and I've decided to write a cover on Requiem. It's my own adaptation. I mixed original parts along with my own twist. Its very heavy and epic, so please tell me how well it sounds.

In my choir we do a gospel song every year and I wrote this melody on piano a couple months ago after hearing the best, most emotional gospel song I had ever heard which was called "Up The Mountain" based on Martin Luther King's last speech before he was assassinated. The organ sounds draw their inspiration from southern gospel and I added strings to give it more power and I added the rest of the instrumentation. There is no guitar, drums, or bass guitar, so only listen if you want to hear something different. Feedback appreciated.

This song was my first upload on the site, but I revamped the song by adding a sweet solo at the end and created a simple piano part. I got rid of bass and kept the cello and mastered the sound levels. Probably my most emotional, heartfelt song ever, so please give me some feedback!

I've been getting panic attacks off and on the previous month and they're not fucking pretty. It's not done, but here's a musical representation of what I feel during an episode. It's not meant to sound great at parts because it's meant to demonstrate the nature of the attacks. comment and rate:)

Hey guys I finished the song. I added more guitar lead and fixed up the verse. I added a breakdown and a cool intro into the last segment of the song. This genre is new to me, so please comment and rate:)