Ifrit’s Realm: R4 Ridge Racer Type 4: Move Me - soft rock ambient arr.

Hello,
I am a pianist and composer; and most recently, an Audio Engineer.
I always recommend to listen with headphones but be mindful to not damage your ears.
I won’t be interacting through the comments as much, but I thank you for listening; and I hope you enjoy.
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Thank you,
Ifrit’s Realm
#piano #keyscape #ridgeracer

[@ifritsrealm]

I was initially going to recreate my own rendition of Move Me and have this either transition as the Opening or the Ending but my ADHD has decided that I rather listen to the 28m version on repeat than to make it myself. Perhaps I will do it in the future, but I wouldn't hold my breath.
My friend has told me my "signature-thing as an Artist, is to create beautiful openings and endings after complete chaos (in a musically great way)" and that's what she likes best about it. I wanted to do that here, but I just don't have the motivation to continue; however, I get the same feel after listening to the original and then listening to my composition. Two birds one stone.
This arrangement has a total of *seven* AmpleSound's Hellrazer guitars, which you will hear all of them by the 1:29 mark. I thought it was important that I did this because Guitar VSTs can be tricky when you're a pianist. Well, what do I mean by that? The idea is to make it sound natural to fit the warmer tone here. No matter how great the Guitar VST is, if you start playing everything on one track, or, well... like a pianist, it will sound a bit different. What is the "difference" I refer to? For lack of better words, since I'm not classically trained and lack certain verbiage: you don't want people to be able to tell the difference between the VST and a professional guitarist.
In my opinion, it doesn't sound bad. I guess this is important for me because I have no idea what I'm going when it comes to the DAW (to an extent). LMAO

[@TartarSauceBeans]

I like it bro!

[@ifritsrealm]

Thanks!!