c-eAgle Tracks

After switching from MED SoundStudio to MadTracker a few days prior to finishing this track, this is actually my first project on MadTracker. Progressive Melodic Trance including several melodies and a rather extensive stringy-break revealing and building up the main melody.

One of my few classic-like tracks - starting very slow and stringy, building up an adventurous mood mainly with strings and string-like sounds, before introducing the piano and switching over to a more epic mood with bright strings...

A short and calm intro-like soundtrack, primarily consisting of several instruments playing parallel melodies in progressive harmony, building up to the finale step by step, with a quick outro just after the finale.

My very first ballad after only producing melodic trance. I eventually grew to love melodies more than the actual trance genre. The more melodies, the better - this track consists of harmonizing melodies in a mostly progressive manner.

Progressively introducing instrument upon instrument in a mostly progressive manner with some regressive parts as well as calm scenes, eventualling building up to a melodic finale, prior to ending it with a relatively quick, but still melodic outro.

A progressively uplifting track, consisting mainly of two different moods to switch to a few times. Melodies grow, harmonize more and more, until the track ends with a rather short, melodic outro.

A rather melody-intensive trance track with lots of strings, a piano and several other instruments, progressively building up to a finale that ... turned out to be a little longer than it should have been. I just like the resulting harmony too much. ;-)

This track does not consists of too too many melodic instruments, but they are present most of the time, building up progressively. A long time ago, this song made it to rank #1 for about a month on mp3.de, before mp3.de was remade a different project that did not include free music authors anymore. But still... good old times. :)

The genre might not be totally fitting - back then, people said to me that this track sounds more commercial than others produced by me. It mainly consists of some piano melodies in an almost progressive manner and is being split in clear parts. A few years after originally producing this track, I remastered it due to some unforseen circumstance: at some point, the instruments did something weird and became an additional string melody that was never intended. But it just sounded really fitting, so I added a string instrument sounding just like that, in order to make it more prominent.