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thank you for noticing that right output audio problem my speakers aren't the best i guess it was recorded that way but i am going to see what the problem is and fix it

right channel?

I didn't say you suck at composition but..your not a bad composer either(I did listen to your music after you 1st posted). But there's different types of music that express different attitudes or go along with a storyboard. Not all composition are meant to be catchy.some are more complex, have more repeating parts and some repeat themes more often. As some scores on tv or parts of scores are harmony compositions.

I removed the Mozart & classical tags which were done by accident , but you have no right tell me what kind of music or what to call my music. I like to see you create a memorable melody. Pluss I would like to see you compose anything close to good as mine. Talking is easy but doing is hard.

Yes this song uses classical instruments but...I think its a simple theme that I build using repetition into the other theme sections with different variations and rhythm contrast in each theme. All songs use simple chord progressions. This song has simple repetition in the melody which makes the composition easy to remember. To me melody is the most important thing in music and when I am composing I focuse on a melody. There's no rules to what chord progressions you can use. Many different types of classical musical have used all the sub dominate chords and classical has used the I - vi - IV - V before modern pop music even existed. Don't be Critising other musicians Nirvana69 over me claiming its classical. I thought as a composition its like classical but technically not. The melody is the most important part of this composition. As I said this song is a song I wrote when i started to learn to compose. "Another common way of extending this sequence is by means of the chord of the sixth scale degree, giving the sequence I - vi - IV - V or I - vi - ii - V. Sometimes called the 50s progression, this sequence has been in use from the earliest days of classical music: after generating popular hits such as" Wikipedia "http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chord_progression"

I wrote this few years ago and got around to arranging and recording it listen to it here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tAWir_KB4vY composed and recorded by NBT.