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  1. Random tone clusters. It's always worked for me.
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  2. Chromaticism. Given the type of writing in the first part, it would be very easy to either tonal shift down a half step and work your way down to the other idea. (also can use modal shifts, like mediants or submediants). In fact on a second listen, I'd say that since you are in Gb major of some sense at the end of the first phrase, immediately shift down to F major and repeat the first phrase, but instead of ending on F major, end on [F B Db Ab] and transition to the second part which will be in Ab major.
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  3. Lolololol. You posted a comment saying you can't comment:P lololol. Thanks anyway :D
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  4. we are five Resistance is futile.
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  5. hi,i love soundtracks and my big big big dream ,its to write music for a film.Here they are my first <<music trailers>>.This is a demo work on soundrack themes from movies that doesn't exist.All the work has been done on my desktop and mixed by me, that's why the sound isn't <<pro>> enough(i am not a sound engineer).I want your opinion, so here they are!!(sorry for my bad english)
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