Wow this music is very nice :D
i give it a 5 satar rating
i myself pretty much listen to japanese music all the time ^^'
as for my fav... i think it wud have to be the song 'Melissa' http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZxRG1VKfoO8
and i dont really note the name of the band i jus listen to the music but when i saw the bands name for this song i was like WTF its in that link i sent so see for yurself XD

Thank you for the kind words!

I had a look at that video; it's quite relaxing and cheerful music! I'd have difficulties singing along, though, because even if I'd just read the karaoke subtext, I'd have no idea what I'd actually be singing there.

Great work :D

yeh some of the spellin baffled me at first
that i remember that word in the song "saa" yud think it all to be all 1 sylable but insted of sayin saa its sa-a

oh wow ^^ really cool, reminds me of narnia for some reason

I really like this one. It very neat and colorful.

Flac isn't quite comparable to an MP3 when it comes to file sizes, unfortunately. In fact, you could just as well take an uncompressed Wave file and put it into a ZIP archive, and you might get similar results in terms of size. Unless you have some good equipment in terms of headphones or speakers, you probably won't be able to tell the difference between a 192kbps MP3 and a flac compressed file.

The format has two major advantages though: Given it's a 'lossless' compression, no matter how many times you save it (and maybe cut off that little extra 0.01 seconds of trailing/leading silence), the 'untouched' audio data or quality won't change. Plus, it can store meta information (like the MP3 tags) and cue points. Cue points are like little markers or bookmarks which I set in the studio software, in a song that might be for each strophe, or certain events. If you'd use Goldwave (www.goldwave.com) to open the flac file provided, you'd see those as well.

And, last but not least, given it's really lossless, you can rip your favourite audio CD to .flac, and burn it again the other day/week/year; the quality will be identical to the original.

music is art, art is music. your tunes from the wind, and the beats of the drum inspire others, casting insiration on others. this is a very nice tune, i enjoy this alot ^^ this leads me to much insiration thanks. very gentle and sirence. i may write a poem based on this tune. thanks for sharing =)

http://www.furaffinity.net/view/3223827/

ah simple poem written, not sure if this is wanted or not, and has probobly nothing much to your submission haha sorry. just thought you'de like to see what your work spawned

Thank you for your kind words! I quite enjoyed reading through the poem of yours; writing is another way to share feelings, thoughts and expressions. And when I read through it, I certainly felt like I was able to share some of those. Thanks!

well, in my opinion any form of art, the goal is to convey some sort of emotion or idea. and thank you for your kind words as well. im glad you liked the poem

Ah, now this is nice to listen to. The instruments themselves are a bit lifeless, but you've overcome that very well with clever mixing and some nice ideas which makes me appreciate the melody, rather than nitpick the instruments. Good work.

Wow, that's excellent.

Effective! I really do feel like to taking off on an epic quest! Maybe I'll settle for playing Legend of Mana...

I admit, after listening to it again, I'm tempted to re-do this one, and replace the not-so-awesome soundfonts with proper authentic samples...

Maybe!