I love it. It's so good :'3

From a composition standpoint, this is really excellent. Lots of great interplay between guitar and piano. Love the vocals. I can't tell 100% for sure if the guitar is a sequenced virtual instrument or not, but I'm guessing it is. From a production standpoint, one tip for increasing the 'natural' feel of a virtual guitar (or piano) performance is to stagger the notes in the first pluck of a chord by a tiny tiny increment. For example, if you're playing an A Minor chord (A, C, E), stagger the A, C, and E notes very slightly from each other (like less than a 1/64th note) so that they don't all get plucked *quite* at the exact same time, but rather they get plucked in rapid sequence to give almost a strum effect. I probably didn't explain this too well, but hopefully it makes sense. Cheers!

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This track. Beautiful, so beautiful and mellow. And soothing. You're really good at making ambient tracks!

There should be more along in the female vocal part! In my mind I was going "awww, it's over that fast?" Whenever you get the time, you should try to add onto this, and end it better! Maybe add a choir harmony to go with the lead, then build on that up to coming up with a better ending. :D

Gives me this feeling of being alone on a Mountain, walking around aimlessly x) . Its very calm I like it!

The instruments go really well with each other. The mixing is very well done, and the guitar was a really nice touch as well. The voice that came in near the end fit really nicely into the mix. Not much else I can say about it, other than it was over kinda quickly for my liking (as in, you did a good job and I wanted to hear more, but was sad it was over so quickly).