This was my mid term exam for my Musical Technology class.
Done completely in Cubase LE ( drums doesn't fit the song, but that was the plug-in I had to use, sorry)
Once again I got the best mark in the class ... Hehehe.

          > Iszil

at least the drums and the music were on the
same beat.. and it was a good mix... very clean
instruments.. no sloppy playing.. all good! I will
always like the celtic style!! so it get's top marks
here with me too!!!  high score!!!


Blessings,

Dan - Bluey

Really nice melody, could see a sort of modern folk dance to this. I didin't think the drums were that of a miss match?

Also thought it could be used in a computer game of some sort.

Pretty cool song.

Denis

Nice piece Iszil.  I like Celtic music too.  It does sound like it could be used in a video game.  I used to play on called lufia on Nintendo and it sorta sounded like this.  This piece reminds me of someone starting out on an adventure. It conveys that type of imagery to me.

Awesome ,really great composition,mix sounds great.Wish it weren't so perfect(midi) ,can this be loosened  a little.Wow Iszil Awesome !!!!!

As long as you got top marks, well done!
This is definitely Irish Folk a la MIDI ! lol
Yes it's all too 'perfect' ! If the drum track became a Bodhran sound it would bring it closer to the Celtic vibe!

Haha, funny beat, I agree with Kings, there is something Irish in it. Try to play it in some Irish pub and then tell me about impression, if you stay alive, haha just kidding.

ok not your real style

for an exam this very good as ever

well done for top grade

splash

strongly reminds me of parts of the game tune of Terramex... So me I'm with those who think this would be a great game tune! Ha!

But, grats on your top marks, I hope you're doing well, anyway keep it up!

Love the melody -- but my heart is racing so fast I can't catch my breath, and, alas, my ears are admittedly spoiled for the sound of human vs. technology.  But that's just me...  Congrats on the best mark!  I hear the potential for a blend of a jig and a ballad [slower, of course] layered over each other -- going two different directions here.  Lots of possibilities -- keep it up!