i would like to hear your thoughts about my cinematic projects?

@ToprakRecords I don't hear much depth to the music it sounds a bit flat and 2 dimensional ... I am not talking about reverb I am referring to how this is layered and mixed, I know its not mono but in my opinion if this is meant to be Cinematic then it should have a lot more depth and separation along with dif instruments that help compliment and provide what seems to be missing. I am only giving this as my opinion, I am not a movie music composer. But I do know a lot about sound and sound quality as I record and master SFX and have been exposed and listening to music at a very young age, and I love true cinematic scores from the likes of Hans Zimmer and Danny Elfman who are some of my favorites.

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@SFXDude Thank you for your thoughts. I will consider your suggestions..

@ToprakRecords hey no problem anytime hope that helps. Do make sure you subscribe to this forum if you have not, or you will not be notified of new posts.

Even if I am not an expert, I've watched thousands of films and heard even more music and... I guess I have to agree with @SFXDude. It does sound flat. It lacks that deep, magical vibe that we normally associate with film music. He's not talking about reverb but, personally, I'd add a bit more but, I'm a big sucker for reverb so... take it with a grain or salt. It does sound quite dry. I like the solo cello part in the 1st tune but - to me - it lacks feeling.

I'd add some counterpoint to that melody (1st track), it'd help the track flow better and it would also add some depth. You could also make a longer version (say, 2:30 mins), so the crescendo has more time to breathe and you can introduce more elements (percussions, brass...), go up in the registers....