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Wow, does this song only use 2 instruments throughout the whole song? I have always been called out (in a positive way) for being able to make a lot happen with little instrumentation, and I see you're fond of it as well :). You got the base down pretty solid, and I would encourage you to now build on top of this though. Perhaps add some extra layers (an extra melody, other instruments reinforcing the chords, etc.). I feel like this can be taken to the next level!

Also, I like the focus on the "dancing" aspect of the Gnome by making a fun drum-centered dance-beat. Correct me if I'm wrong though, but the theme seems to be mostly a bit dark (using a lot of minor chords), which I wouldn't expect for a happily dancing gnome. I am curious as to the reason behind this :)

Nice song, well done :D

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I love minimalism) Minimalism is the head of everything) With the help of a small number of tools, you can convey a lot and it doesn't overload your ears) The rest have some kind of ambient (I think...I'll experiment with the levels in my next music tracks!

It's a pity that I was the only one who conveyed the dancing side of the gnome. Yes, I probably use a lot of minor in this track! Melancholy is like the highlight of my tracks)

Thanks for the feedback!

No problem! I like that you have a strong sense of identity: minimalism and melancholy. Stay true to what you like :). Though definitely don't be afraid to venture out and try new things too! My identity used to be "odd time signatures", but only after I strayed away from that path did my music really shine through. And since music jams have random themes which may not always align with 'minimalism' or 'melancholy', it may be a great time to try out something new :)