My best song ( I guess). Progressive rock, with celtic staff. I love the song, just that I must add the lyrics, but i wanted ur opinion before adding lyrics, so then i make it with the oficial song.

...Sounds fake and repetitive (Synth? ) The guitar sounds good. I feel it more like new age by the way.

i only played the guitar parts, the rest is with a software.... may be ur right it's a bit repetitive, but u must concider the lack of lyrics...
i want feedback to then record vocals with the rite structure and song

Its not bad, it sounds like a riverdance song and its a little repetative. But I can tell you put alot of hard work in it.

... and all of a sudden it sounds like Mike Oldfield. inspite of the mix quality, the timing (and being without vocals: the repetitiveness) the basic idea is very good. I like that flute! And the celtic feel (which makes it Mike Oldfield like).

I wonder what kind of vocal line would fit the music. Basic grunting ?   Or typical hard rock, screamed from the top of your voice ?  Or perhaps classical opera-style, in gaelic? hhhmmm... 

in fact, i was inspired in celtic music, but didn't know Mike Oldifield. and once again, i say that repetitivness is coz of lack of lyrics, and i think ( and hope) that as I record the vocal parts, it'll be gone.
i was thinking that vocal parts would be like some John Anderson ( Yes) voice; hi and warm, or smth like Geddy Lee ( Rush); hi, as well, but with more strenght. or wa think bout mixing a hi-voice, with falsete, with a low voice; i mean, singing the vocal 2 times: hi and low... also was thinking bout to make some ambientals voices... just ideas
 well, if u have a better idea, i'd be pleased to know them.

The funny thing is: Micosis made the association with new age; Mike Oldfield also is commonly associated with new age. I'm not referring to his "hit songs" Shadow on the Wall, To France or Moonlight Shadow, but more to his sound scape albums Tubular Bells (I, II, III), Hergest Ridge, (Crisis) and Amarok for instance, in which he often, during his 45 minutes lasting masterpieces, takes trips to celtic arrangements which sound quite similar to your Midas Touch (except ofcourse with a bit more layer and professionally recorded, but never mind that now).

Really, I enjoy your style. There's a lot of things you can work on though but I'm quite sure you're aware of this.

Layered vocals can be nice in this song. Ambiance may work just as well as vocals from a heavy-metal point of view. It's all up to you.

greetz...

that synth has got to go dude.

I really liked it. I would suggest turning down the pan flute synth. Keep it up Iszil!!!

Personally, I would play the flute part on an overdriven guitar. The whole song would sound more cohesive, and I would make the song a bit shorter or put some kind of a  brigde there to make it more interesting. The tune is pretty good, I think. Good luck to you.

i love celtic so it was cool, yea add lyrics to it and will make a big difference. good guitar work. song possibly a bit long without change but overall not bad

jethro tull, in the andes, meets mike oldfield. the mix is pretty much spot on. except i would lose the crazy lead in the middle it gets quite muddy. all said and done it is a good, if , for my tastes, odd mixture. im not quite sure what you were aiming for. you say it needs lyrics, i think you`ll have big problems should you try and put words to it, why? well ill give you my opinion, lyrics need a melody and any more melodies in that mix are going to get lost. you`re an axe man that much is obvious stick with it you`re good.

didnt understand to much what Schys ment, but at least one person realized of my influence from Ian Anderson, from Jethro Tull. the idea was to make a celtic rock song, that's what jethro does... well, if u bother to explain better what u meant, Schys, i'd be pleased (concider i'm from Chile) lol
well, thaxs for feedback, and vote... lol, once again

I rarely comment on anything that was posted before I joined Bandamp - but am making an exception in this case!
The obvious Mike Oldfield sound aside (I'm amazed you've not heard of him Iz!), there is some great phrasing here.
The main reason for commenting though, is that I think this song has inspired me to dust my flute off, and try playing that again.......... Ian Anderson eat your heart out!!!

I really like this one. I think it's the best one I've heard form you. Love the flute(maybe back it into the mix a little, then give it a big room reverb). love the change up to the acoustic with the flute still going.  imo if I was playing the lead gttr solo, don't think I'd shred the solo. Probably would try to find a tasty melody kinda lead or a dual lead with the guitar and flute in harmony would be cool.  Their is real talent in your song writing though
that's for sure.  Great drums again. I may just start sending you some tracks and have you  put in the drums, and some guitar stuff, if your interested.  damn I got long in the type.
oh yeah, you could easily get vocals going, back out the solo flute, and guitar, let the vocals carry the the melody. anyway just some ideas I hear.  Another great song by you
                                                                  Greg