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This file has expired and is no longer available here. The owner of the topic can re-upload the file, or post a link to an off-site file. <BR><BR><a name="planetz-tag"></a>Genre: Electronic<BR> <a name="planetz-tag"></a>Uses: Pulsar Mixers<BR> copyright © 2004 Saskija<BR> _____________________________________<BR><BR> This is again "classic synthesizer" stuff with clear references to the seventies and in particular a certain French synthesist with a double first name. Featuring Virus C (bass, twinkles, lead synth), XV-5080 (Minipop-samples, Mellotron choir, Mellotron flute), D-50 (lead synth), EX-5 (lead synth). And let's not forget the Pulsar for the finishing touches.

Wow, I really like this track.
What I most like is your mettle to use really in front playing leads and what should I say the leads are brilliant.
This is music I really like, no critics to the mix.
The combination of relaxed breaks and the more busy parts are really gripping me.
Really good work here, thank you.

I really like this! Sort of a Jean-michelle Jarre for me (hope that is not an insult).

This is your second "JMJ-like-song" ,very nice indeed ,interesting how you make this atmosphere,i like his music obviously and yours too.
Well done.

Another excellent JMJ style track from you.
Sounds great on my system.
Well done

I certainly liked the song, although the top end was a bit too sparkly and piercing for my ears.

My only critisisms are that it does sound very derivative in both the choice of sounds and melody - sort of a love-child of JMJ's Oxygene and the theme from Vangelis' "1492" soundtrack.

Also that lead portamento sound nearly scared the life out of me when it came in ! Did I jump ! Far too loud imho and totally dominating everything else (but then I did have this turned right up since was getting into it).

Despite these little points I did enjoy the track, its structure and clean separation.