A non-techno track from me! yay

[mos]

Here's a chill/romantic track that I had originally written as a small gift for my wife, but now it has turned into a full blown track. Take a listen.

http://soundcloud.com/mosdam/mostafa-asadi-moments-to-live

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I'm no maestro or anything. In fact the only music/piano class that I have ever taken dates back to 15 years ago. So what you hear may not necessarily follow any particular rules -it's just what sounded good to me. Also mastering-wise, I did my best to make it sound good, but if you find any unprofessionalism in mastering that's because I'm new to the genre.

Regardless, hope you like :P

[thehadgi]

Very nice stuff. Bet she was real happy, eh? :tup:

What are you using for strings?

[mos]

Thanks. In my opinion the best way to make classic music, digitally, is by using pre-recorded samples (you can never get anywhere near the sound that real strings make using digital tools). I use Miroslav Philharmonic but you can take any pre-recorded string sound and manipulate it in a sequencer. For instance, the Sampler in Ableton can be utilized for this. Of course, adding proper effects + mastering is extremely crucial to the final result.