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this one might get your toes a-tappin'
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Cameron
is to combine them in a consistent way that holds the
song together well, and to be able to "identify" a main
melodic theme in a song. This is tough to do, because the
tendency is to string one loop after another.
You did pretty well with this concept on this track with
combining the "brassy" section with the "string" one, and
you kept the number of loops at a reasonable minimum.
But the two themes didn't relate to one another as well as
they could have; they didn't fit together (to my ears
anyway).
Towards the end, I would have liked to hear the string
loops higher in the mix; they were overpowered by the
drums.
Sometimes when you dropped the drum track out, it
created sort of rough gaps in the song. I appreciate your
search for variety in the drum track, though -- keep
working with that.