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cool stuff. i don't really know anything about this kind of music, but from purely general musical perspective:

i think for the first song where the main melody is ACEACAAA, where you slightly vary the rhythm x/y/x

where x is like ACEACA AA and y is like ACEAC AAA (don't know if there's an easier way to notate this but i hope you get what i mean)

if you make the CA AA parts of x somewhat more staccato (esp the underlined notes) it will help make the transition between the rhythmic variations seem more organic/professional, just my opinion.

(mostly thinking about whatever non-bass instrument is being synthesized since bass is more limited with articulation but i guess it could apply to both to some degree)

thanks for replying

i def agree. the reason it came out like that was because I literally inputed the notes into cubase .

what type of music are you into?

i listen to a lot of random stuff honestly, i sort of have musical ADD when it comes to casual listening.

but i've played classical violin since i was 5 (currently 25)