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What a loveley ambience you've created. It has a bittersweet sound to it that really gets that romantic and longing tone.

Only gipe I might have is the presentation of production. By itself it sounds quite loveley but I feel like it is a bit drowned in reverb or missing somewhat its presence to really get the presentation quite right. It always feels a bit like it took a step away from the listener and never like it envelopes me and get me into the scene. Which could be an effect you've wanted to create a feeling of reminiscenes and that the character is thinking about the past.

Yeah the reverb is something I'm always finding ways to tune as the reverb that's built into my software is pretty finicky. I didn't get as many complaints about it this jam as I did last years, but I still think I can find a better balance eventually. I am also not very good at mixing and rely on a free software to do so, so I think that might be why it feels lacking in presence. I have a hard time bringing my rendered audios up to volume as intended without eliminating the effect of the dynamics, but at the very least I try to make the mixes as similar across the board as possible, which is why they all sound similar in their flaws. I appreciate the feedback on this so thank you, hopefully by next year I will have found something that works better for me so I have a more polished project for this big jam.