I need to get my hands on a good brass VST. This one is very good, however as a french horn player (And i wont judge the entire piece at all harshly on this) I HATE the french horn tone, man, no warmth at all. haha, and im not judging you, unless you can actually change the tone, i suggest warming it up a bit.

Now I studied composition with a focus in orchestra and choir, So i have a lot of critique for you! IM not going to go so far as to analyze the piece or anything.

The balance of instruments is very good overall! I dont feel like you established a very reckognizeable motiff, but i love the sounds, and the over all orchestration. Great tambors though not a lot of instruments used.

I love your chords and swells and use of the instruments swelling in and out of eachother, every bit of your harmonies and orchestration was very effective. I wouldve liked to see your waveform expressing some more dynamics, i feel like you actually compressed your master, but i dont think its needed in an orchestra piece. Not sure though, I also wanted more dynamics overall, but you do create dynamics by adding more instruments, which is well, how the orchestra works. I didnt hear very many cello in your strings, not sure how the VST works, over all, I enjoyed listening to this very much, very somber, very dramatic. with a slow piece, its hard to establish a real motiff, but i still very much enjoyed it!

I'm quite literally without any meaningful critique, maybe beyond preferring a little less reverb, no thanks to absolutely flawless libraries. I had to look that one up.

I do find myself wanting a more spacious string sound. They're pretty thin throughout.

Thanks for coming out to NGUAC!

Beautiful composition! I can feel the tension and the "need to let go" in this music. This is amazing, good luck in NGUAC!

Beautiful library samples.

The mood is exactly as you described some real soundtrack worthy stuff. A great balance of tension and release on the note choice you have a real knack for orchestral stuff. All of it on paper is perfect, which makes it soundtrack worthy. The thing is though nothing stands out, not specific tune to get stuck in your head.

Great job !