Playing around with Zynaptiq PitchMap

I saw some of the online demos for this plug-in and was pretty impressed; so I thought I'd see if I could do something cool with it. I wanted a real challenge so I brought up a session I did for a friend a while back.  Here's a link to the original song: (try to at least make it through the first chorus)
 
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/15293955/Adventure.mp3
 
I wanted to make something more upbeat and as you can tell, I had my work cut out for me.  I added some drum loops that came with Sonar and changed the piano library to a harpsichord. I inserted Pitchmap on the harpsichord and changed the key and scale.  Doing that brought out a bunch of cool resonances and harmonics and I used them as a starting point for some additional keyboard parts.  Softsynths were Knotakt, Kore and z3ta.  I used pieces of the original vocal tracks processed through Pitchmap controlled through MIDI.  Besides Pitchmap, the effects and processing were pretty standard:  A little compression on the drum buss, delay on the vocal tracks, a little reverb here and there and sidechained compression and gating to make some of the parts pump. I used a little multiband compression and the Concrete Limiter on the master buss.  The mix still isn't complete, but it's in the ballpark.  Let me know what you think:
 
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/15293955/Adventure_remix_v.9.mp3
 
Disclamer - I really don't know the first thing about this genre of music.  In fact, I don't really even like it, but it was fun to stretch myself a little bit and try something new.
 
BTW, after using PitchMap for a while, I was impressed enough that I bought the full version.  I found a place that offered a great cross-grade price for Melodyne owners.