Final Fantasy Seven Medley (Hard Rock Cover)

Ok guys, this took a long time to make. It was a lot of work, but I think it came out swell. If you're into Final Fantasy Seven or video game music, I think you'll enjoy this medley. I know there's a lot of songs I left out, but at nearly nine minutes, I had to draw the line. It was hard cutting it down as much as I already did. Anyway, here it is.

https://soundcloud.com/chad-tindale/final-fantasy-seven-medley

Recorded on Music Creator 6.

Drums are "SI-Drums" set to Hall Kit
Kick 75%, Snare 100%, Highhat 50%, Toms 50%, Cymbols 65%, Ride 40%

Keyboard is Cakewalk Sound Center (Vintage Keyboards Expansion)
Patch - CPR
Panner at full, Panner Rate at 45%, FX amount at 20%

Bass is "SI-Bass" Set to Nice Jazz
Vol 42%, Pan (c), Bass 4.9db, Mid -6.2db, Treble 3.5db, Drive 6.5%, Comp 64%
Polyphonic 64 voices, Pickup 1

Audio recorded through Focusrite Scarlet: Solo (MME Driver)

Guitar 2
Line 6 Variax: Set to Telecaster bridge pickup
Line 6 Pod: Set to Marshal Stack Overdriven
No effects

Guitar 1
Line 6 Variax: Set to Gibson ES-335
Line 6 Pod: Set to Marshal Stack Overdriven
Whah effect turned on

Other Effects used in Post
FNequalizer (Free VST I googled)
Loudmax (Free VST I googled)
Scarletgate (AMAZING Noise gate VST that came with the Scarlet Solo)
SH-1 Reverb (Free VST I googled)
C3Multibandcompressor (Free VST I googled)

Comments or Criticisms all welcome. I appreciate you listening.

Sounds very well done, nice work!  I do concur with Dan though and suggest varying the lead guitar tone periodically throughout the song.

Yeah, Mike Oldfield is a good call...
 
Nice work Chad... Almost proggy in places LOL.
 
One thing that puts me off, just a little nowadays, is the panning effect in places. I used to do this a lot myself, until someone complained, and I think I got what they were on about, so if I do use panning effects, I try to limit the severity of it.
 
 
Nice arrangement and playing though