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God bless this site and its amazing creators.

It sounds like you composed to an actual high value film! Everything aligns well with the idea of a hero facing an evil monster. I love the transitions from suspense to anxiety to action. The orchestration is magnificent (I LOVE the woodwind runs in the 2:18 section), and the composition is thrilling. Every few moments offers a pleasant surprise.

I feel that there’s a noticeable difference in quality between the first 30 seconds and the rest of the track. The percussion and brass chords feel textbook-y, and I think the arrangement can use more bass there to set the scene. Perhaps the melodic horn could benefit from a doubling to help with timbral separation from the harmony. The transition at :26 might sound a bit smoother if the tubular bell is delayed a bit – just throwing out an idea.

Some minor mixing comments
- The crotales? feel too loud and close
- I think the mix is lacking a bit of low end. If there’s a bass ensemble, it’s quiet.
- I think the highs of the brass and choir can be slightly reduced, but I do appreciate the bright sound for an action track.

Each piece I hear from you is better than the last in terms of mix, master, arrangement, and libraries used. This is not only indistinguishable from a lot of the highest quality film score work I've heard. It's ... better! The only thing I could suggest is to make that brass feel like it's on as big of a sound stage as the choir and percs. It feels just a bit thin in the lower bone register on larger sections.

Great work! Love your orchestration as always :)