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| Reef Wall by PupDoc | 2 years ago |
| Nope- no horses; There's a shaker and a muted cowbell though. (neither of which I've heard underwater but I thought drums were overpowering) | |
| swan by songwuhcen | 3 years ago |
| Isn't this "The Swan" from Camille Saint-Saen's Carnival of the Animals. If that's you on violin, Bravo! | |
| 1944 by kieran74 | 3 years ago |
 I don't knowif this music is meant to evoke the devastation of Europe at the end of WWII and the hope at liberation of the concentration camps, but that's what I picture when I listen to this piece. As such, I would retitle it 1945. I also like that it's not over-orchestrated. |
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| For Debbie(Dawn) by PupDoc | 3 years ago |
| I actually used soundtrack to produce this. There is a tempo line in the project envelope. I marked the spot I wanted to increase or decrease the tempo, indicated the value in BPM, and voila- tempo change. I always have trouble ending my pieces. I thought that bracketting the beginning and end with the same flute worked OK. Not great- just OK. | |
| Cayman Night by PupDoc | 3 years ago |
| Thanks for the encouragement Enrique. Steve | |
