jazzy!

I really was surprised when the brass came out of nowhere over the piano, and it sounded really good even with the dragged out syncopation and melodic indirection. (lol, in my head I went "Horns!" when I heard it). I just wish there was a little more variety in the piece... if your intent was to keep the piano as the background accompaniment, then another verse or 2 of brass wouldn't really be a bad thing, it really has the promise of a wonderful melodic journey. A technical side-note: With my master volume at 100%, there was some clipping in the lower register which created a little distortion - try equalizing the lower register down a little, or hard limiting it during mastering to -2 or -1db, I think it will sound a little better. Just a little constructive criticism - take it with a grain of MSG. Final word - Keep up the good work! 3/5

I would suggest spending a little more time on mixing and mastering. The trumpet type synth sounded too loud and kind of caught me off guard. The piano also sounds dry, but overall, the music as a whole is decent :)

The piano feels very limited (don't know if this was intended) and seems to be holding back some melodic/harmonic exploration that the trumpet can do. I would suggest adding a change in the piano line and going on from there.

Good brass, I like the idea of dueling horns. Especially at (15-24).

Why was "Forward Modulation_0.7" chosen for the title?