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Version 2.0 should do the job perfectly. At a first startup all the windows will be small, but you can resize them to whatever you want just by dragging the corner or sides. Everything will remain in scale. As you close a window it saves both its size and position, so it opens the same next time. To...

Thanks for the support folks. Those of us at the coal-face very much appreciate it

Enjoyed this. Some very nice sounds in there, drifting in and out.

I'm never particularly sure what fits which genre, but I do know when I like something.
This is one of those occasions. Well done!

I glad you liked it overall.
It seems I've created a 'Marmite' tune
Some people seem to think that particular sound isn't quite right, while others think it fits perfectly.
What's a poor composer supposed to do?

Highlights Fully and independently resizeable (and remembered) windows. Midi sync for engine LFOs. More Instrument types available - and a request to set them! Revised default instrument banks Improved handling of instrument names. Aftertouch values now saved Pan Law setting now saved. MIDI-learn en...

Very solid performance. Like that lead later in the track.

Quite a different style for you
Totally off the wall!

That's a nice thought. Thanks.

Thanks both
@jeanny They excerpts were just such a good fit it was a no-brainer. I found it was most important the get the right sounds to seal them as a complete entity though.

Thanks for listening. That sound gave me a lot of trouble! It's actually a 'flattened' triangle wave. I did apply some reverb, but with everything else going on I wanted it to sit if front, as it is carrying the melody. With all the combinations I tried, I'm now convinced the right sound doesn't exi...

This is actually a combination of two very old excerpts from my music 'bits box'. I did put these together previously, but was not happy with the results, and have since lost all trace of that. This time, once put together and then Yoshimi-fied, it looked far more promising than before... Then I sta...

Thank you. I know what you mean. It's difficult to keep up with all the music hare and 'other' places.

I finally found time to sit down and listen to this properly - being snowed in helped! This really is excellent, highly detailed work (although I can't claim to know anything about classical forms) However, 14 days? That's damn fast! It usually takes me days to complete a 4 minute track - sometimes ...

Interesting contrast between the song and the images.
Love those sweeping pads
And not to mention the contrasting scenic cuts!