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Here's my little addition to Sam Gen's add game. I added a small breakdown and placed the main chorus at the end with a little lead embellishing. I also duplicated the bass track, so it could be heard better. Tell me if you want to use it:)

I made a lot of progress tonight. I did the o'le chorus verse stuff at the end and added probably wrote one of my craziest solos ever. I cannot play it and if not sure if it's playable, but I did it anyways:/ I added an outro too, so most of the song is done, so please critique!

Here goes what I added on. You definitely have a unique ear, so I encourage you to change up my violin part to suit your style. I don't want to take any credit for this song, it was enough for me to be able to suggest an idea and know that I helped you out. It is completely all your work! Btw, I tried to add a flute part, but the way I write flute didn't suit the song at all.

These beats vary from generic to insane beats, from light acoustic to heavy metal, but I threw a bunch of beats of varying styles I've used in my songs, so hopefully you'll have a better idea of where to start to begin to write and tab out drums. Hope this has helped. Try downloading it and open up the matrix editor, so you can see how the beats are arranged. It should give you what percussive sound is there and what the note duration is.

I loved all the versions put out for drums, including Mik's, Re's, and Enflame's drum tracks, so I combined elements from each version. I kept Mik's light track for the intro, added my own drums after, put in Enflame's drums to intro into Re's heavier drum section for the end. (I did not write the song. Credit goes to Tyler Atkins for the song, and a 4 person combined effort for the drums).

Hey people. I took what I had and I added a last epic chorus with a solo to finish off the song along with a mellow outro. As always feedback is appreciated.

I was bored, so I did a really kiss ass funky slap bass track. I've never played bass in my life, so I hope this sounds decent. The bass in my other songs were intermediate at best, but very repetitive. With this track I hope to incorporate ideas here to create better bass tracks in my other song in the future. As always, feedback is appreciated.

This song was originally my eighth upload on the site and I decided to add a vocal line including one solo during the last chorus. This definitely a lighter sound than most of my usual material, so don't listen if you dislike a light acoustic rock sound. Happy New Year people!

My newest song, but with a groovy twist and a lot of lead. I added a verse and added ensemble strings at the end. Be sure to comment and rate. And constructive criticism is always welcome.

Well... we've got a name now. Did some teaks here and there and tried to write better transitions in and out of the breakdown. Here's the final product. Comment and rate.