Hmm...
I have that same problem too, and it resets all my vst's every time I close out as well. But don't worry I have a solution....never quit out of FL! okay maybe it isn't a solution but that is what I do.
Anyway now for the review. So you are somewhat new to FL I take it? well some tips for your next song going by what I am hearing here and have heard in your rainbow road song as well. Umm, try mixing up your sounds. You don't want to make them so different that they don't fit just make some different synths that fit together. You might want to try putting certain sounds in certain frequencies as well. Boost up those drums too, and don't be afraid to tinker around with your FX and everything else in your mixer window. Try bringing in some different hi-hats to. Have one closed (like the one here) and then get another one that maybe has a more open sound to it. You really want to make those drums sound nice. Percussion is like the glue for a song in most genres.
you sound like you know what your doing with your chords and scales and plaything, unless this is a midi. And if that is the case study up and try making some of your own stuff it's nice to get out of your zone and force yourself to make some different kind of genres.
For this song itself it isn't to bad. I feel like the more I listen to it the more I like it. I never really got to play Mario 64 but I'm sure this sounds a lot like the one in the game. You have so many things happening at one time from one instrument that it is blending a little too much. So much that it is causing some lack of interpretation in your song.
so just try varying things up. The key is variety! Not a bad song
5/5, I'll give you some grace points...
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