My non-brony songs, looking for some critiques and advices

[ricardofr-200 24]

Hey again,

I'm not sure if I'm in the right section to post that (but I think its ok), I just wanted to share some of my non pony songs with you (already sheared one pony song yesterday on the fanart music section)

As said in the title, I want to share some personal song projects with you.

I'm looking for critiques and advices, I want to know (for people who have advanced knowledge on electronic/software music) some of your opinions, what I'm to you think it's ok, what do you think I can improve.

 

Hope you enjoy, and, I welcome all words coming from all.

Of course I'll not post all my songs here,it this would be a waste of your time listening everything xD so, one month ago a did a little "trailer video" to introduce to my few viewers and my facebook friends what projects I'm working on.

Some songs have been started a long time ago (like one that I started on the eve of 2011), I've made some modifications since there to make it "20% cooler" 

 

Well, here comes the video, and if you want to listen more songs, you're welcome to visit my youtube page (my username is newricardo1e93)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8pEeJqEDmBo

[repsol rave 2,963]

the first one (i am back) can use a little more bass in my opinion.

a new day seems pretty cool :3

the remake of the personal eve song is my favorite out of them all. 

techno goes crazy- same as i am back, needs more bass! 

when a dream comes true seems awesome!

new generation seems even more awesome!

music of spring part 2 is a song i could listen to daily :3

 

so yeah, that's all i got on the songs in that video. i'm definately checking out your youtube channel. this is all great work! just some songs seem a little flat sometimes (more basses! :3) 

[ricardofr-200 24]

Ooppps, theres a non pony section... sorry for the mistake

 

Wow, first advice comes extremely fast     

So more bass, for the first song and techno goes crazy. I'll see what I can do there 

Thx for your advice