Hey Brian, and welcome to the forum.  I hope you'll stick around and become a regular.  Very cool little video, and, personally, I found the thematic piece to be pretty interesting musically.  Trust me when I tell you that many, including yours truly, have done less on their first efforts.

Kudos to you for putting yourself out there.  Yeah, it does take courage.  I can still remember the knot I had in my stomach when I posted my first tune.  BUT, the folks here are great.  You'll get lots of help and guidance.  Hang out, listen, comment, post, make music and love that you can.  Besides... our last names rhyme .


phil doyle

Cheers Phil ... 
I do hope i stick around too ..  This would be an excellent hobby to have ... Probably like the rest of you, my love of music is what inspired me to try .. Feeling how good some music makes me feel when i get lost in it .. and wishing it was me that could make music and have it make someone feel that good .. even just one track ...  but the fun aspect is the main part for me to appreciate now i think .. 

I didnt know what to expect when i posted it ... i thought it may make a few smile, at the sound of its initial simplicity .. maybe some may compliment me, to humour me and make me feel good ... while the more serious musicians may not respond, but instead inwardly be insulted by my noobness ... :D  

Youve all been real nice to me ... and i can tell the compliments are all sincere and genuine, which is extremely valuable ..  i didnt expect yous to actually like it so, musically ...   :D ...    I can see how this can be a great community .. 
i think doyle has irish roots eh

Brian Listen to what Lynn said. and what you did does not sound bad. Use much D-Pro for creating new sound variations. and you will hear a big difference. and by the way for the begginers train yourself using a Spectrum analyzer (span or something like that). Peace!!!

B36B.. Thanks for the pointers mate .. will check it out ..