A Slave To Karma

Great message Mark!  Very inspirational and all so true.  And the music is well done and very positive. 

Well done, Mark.  The music and the video go well together.  This piece has a calming and transcendental effect on the listener.  I hope it gets a wide audience.

Wow...now that's really nice and smooth.  Seems to go well with the video too.  Great job! 

Lots to like here for sure. I can imagine some really nice choir sounds in that section from 1:00 onwards. There's a noticeable fade on something at around 1:55 to my ears that could maybe be more subtle and I'm not sure about the little drum section just after that - they sound good in themselves, but don't quite work in the context for me - I would go for something more industrial sounding or just more processed like the rest of the drums in the piece. As it stands it sounds like there was a seperate drummer for just those few bars and someone else did the rest. Maybe that's the impression you were after, but it just struck me as sticking out a bit, especially being such a short passage.

Nice to see you back anyway and to hear what you've been up to.

Guitartrek: thank you so much.

Notnat: Thank you also,  I used cyberlink power director 9 For the video. Some of the effects had to be downloaded.

Lynn: I really appreciate your nice comments, thank you.

Thank you very much timidi.


Janet: Thanks for taking the time to listen and comment.

Thanks makke.


Paulo: I will look into that fade. The drums were changed on purpose to add a little variety, maybe I should lower them a bit? Thank you very much for listening, viewing and commenting. Your comments are ver welcomed.

Daryl1968: Thank you very much, that would be very nice.

Thank you all again 

Mark.