Thx Daryl and Michael.  It's always nice to no that one's music has the intended effect.

This is the first LANDR-ized audio that I have ever liked.
 
It's not a cluttered mix, but everything sounded pretty darn good! The strings were super clear. I think the right speaker had more going on, is it balanced that way on porpoise?
 
And, are you absolutely sure it's not about Godzilla?  :)
 
nice job . . .
-Tom

emeraldsoul
This is the first LANDR-ized audio that I have ever liked.
 
It's not a cluttered mix, but everything sounded pretty darn good! The strings were super clear. I think the right speaker had more going on, is it balanced that way on porpoise?
 
And, are you absolutely sure it's not about Godzilla?  :)
 
nice job . . .
-Tom

Tom, the pannings are set as if you're watching an orchestra.  This is part of a larger suite, so the *bear* section is only the cello's and basses (should be on the right) with occasional bloops from the violins (on the left).  On it's own it does sound kind of strange.

would need a wav file of the premastered file, and the landr'd file,
to be able to comment on anything worthy.

 
Now that was pretty unexpected and unconventional for me David. Kept me hooked on and curious as to what was coming next.
Along the way, it sort of took me back to an era of those silent movies with an engaging background score that emotes the characters.
Good one overall.

Oh, like leitmotif?  You just gave me an idea to flesh out.  Thanks for taking the time to listen ramscapri.

eph221
Oh, like leitmotif?  You just gave me an idea to flesh out.  Thanks for taking the time to listen ramscapri.

i used to love Prokofiev's Peter and the Wolf when I was a kid

That was a bear of an opening for sure.
 
I'm gong to call this your best work so far.

bapu
That was a bear of an opening for sure.
 
I'm gong to call this your best work so far.

 
I give all the credit to Landr...but thank anyways.

It's definitely in your face. I guess that's what landr did to it. I can imagine a music track that was processed this way would sound LOUD. Yet I can still plainly hear the individual sounds, so I would say this is a success. Sorry, can't comment on the avant garde composition. (I'm the grouchy old guy who didn't like The Beatles until 1977.)