It's nice to hear your tunes, like this and Sicilienne, in the clinic again - it's been too long!
You need a Warwick bass on this track.....

just kidding...
The drums and bass are great - it sounds like you have got a real handle on those. They sit in a nice spot in the mix.
The percussion on the left (I call them chimes) are good too - panned so they sit nicely.
The synths are a tough call. It's hard to really comment knowing that some of them will be completely replaced by real strings. I'm getting three "bands" of strings in my phones. One is up the center, and there is one on either side. The mix seems okay level wise, but the similarity of the patches seems, at times, to crowd the sonics. It starts to feel thick or something. I think that's the only reason - the similarity.
I know you can layer several violins and they don't seem to cloud up like this
I'm not sure, maybe you could eq these synths, although they're very broadband. I'm an eq newbie though so unfortunately not much help...
This is one amazing piece of music. It's even busier than the tracks on your last CD ( I can't remember the name of the one specific track but it was pretty speedy - it's in my truck - I'll check tomorrow

). This one is just insane!

Very impressed by the keyboard playing. No wonder it's called Perpetual Motion

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PS - I can see why you're stalling......
