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WeeklyBeats.com / Music / Huabun's music / Lost Paradise
A slow 1st movement this week. Probably gonna expand on this / add more movements.
A good friend recommended a post where the main chords you should use for making a track were Em, C, G, D so I tried to use mostly those for this piece 
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This is so good! Really like this one, and definitely seem myself coming back to it pretty regularly!
Every time I hear one of your pieces it's like I'm being transported through various amazing landscapes. Great work as per usual.
imagine having your talent. this is great. instrumentation, arrangement and the emotions.
This is so good! Really like this one, and definitely seem myself coming back to it pretty regularly!
Every time I hear one of your pieces it's like I'm being transported through various amazing landscapes. Great work as per usual.
imagine having your talent. this is great. instrumentation, arrangement and the emotions.
Thank you all 
This is inspiring stuff. The slow build into the peak is peak is expertly done.
Absolutely phenomenal track!!
Is this mostly NI stuff or how did you do all the orchestration? It's so beautiful!!
This is inspiring stuff. The slow build into the peak is peak is expertly done.
Absolutely phenomenal
Beautiful, stunning work.
If Hans Zimmer had made the Secret of Mana soundtrack ❤️
Thank you all
Absolutely phenomenal track!!
Is this mostly NI stuff or how did you do all the orchestration? It's so beautiful!!
Thank you
I'm using Musio for the instruments. (mostly CineSamples libraries)
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Wow! That looks awesome!!
Thank you so much for letting me know!!
