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Main Title - V1
2:44 · 88 BPM · D minor
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This intro works. Try bringing the percussion up a bit.
Typed
1:10
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This could ramp up here. Losing energy too soon.
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1:48
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Love this. No changes.
Typed
2:18
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Let's not fade the track. Try bringing something in from the intro for the ending.
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