Nice

I think this was pretty well composed. It certainly sounds like something industrial like a big factory creating robots. Personally it's nothing I'd ever really listen to voluntarily, but I think it would be a fantastic contender for a flash for robot day.

The skipping effect was really good, and the main synth line sounded very robotic and blended well with the factory background noise. I'm not a big fan of the bass line really. I think you could have done more with it really.

Other than that a decent tune. The intro and the ending were both done very well. Keep up the good work.

This is what i imagine...

(0:00-0:49) A engineer hammering away at molten pieces of metal and shaping it.
(0:50-1:17) He is making plans for his next piece of his project.
(1:18-2:12) He continues hammering with a pause, he examines it and makes finishing touches to what is the the shell of the body.
(2:13-3:00) Time fast forwards as he starts to install wires inside(first set of strums), showing days pass by from morning evening to night(bass), then begins to seal the openings of the body in different sections(second higher set of strums).
(3:01-3:05) Attempts to turn it on but with failure.
(3:06-3:30) Fixes the problem and attempts to turn it on again.
(3:31-3:53) It works but at first the robots walk is irregular.
(3:54-4:56) takes a pause then begins to move correctly with what appears to be an ammo box on one leg heading for a city on scene fading away as the engineer follows with a grin

Robo atmosphere!!!

...definitely feels like a robot factory, kind of reminds me of the Terminator soundtrack.....i uploaded one for robot day but its more party-like....ill be making a slower more ambient one soon.......keep it up....

Yep. you won.

I admit defeat. It isn't the best-made track, but for the requirements, it works so well. I feel like tiny robots are showering my body.

Perfect

I was looking through all the submissions for RD2010 and thought with glee "wow, all of this are pretty bad. I might actually stand a chance."

Then I listen to yours, and realize I really don't. This is very good, you're very talented. Great job man!