just didn't know if anyone felt like listening to a single track for 2-5 minutes hehe
Well now you know!
I'd love to hear more!
My goal is to maybe someday become an audio designer/programmer for video games. So...not well known, but I've got my foot in the door.
That's great! I really wish you the best and i'm sure you'll make it! 
So which program do you use for music production? Favorite VSTs? Are you using real synths too? Are you mixing and producing alone? In home/studio? Do you do a mastering on your tracks? Which program? Do i ask too much?
I've done some other genres too (rock, some metal sounding stuff, jazz/funk) but classical is by far my favorite.
OMG! Rock! Metal!
I love it! Are you mixing those with classical? Anyway i love them all!

Yikes!
Well, I'll try and post some more songs. I have a bunch lying around in my folders here.
Thanks for the encouragement! My setup is rather tiny and not very impressive, but a friend told me that a good musician can make wonderful sounds on the crappiest of equipment.
I use a Yamaha DGX 200 series( I told you it was unimpressive). It's a fairly basic keyboard with around 400 different instruments in the memory banks. Seriously, not very impressive at all. I have an electric guitar but I don't post much stuff from that because I am still learning, but I use a Yamaha Audiogram to feed it into my computer via USB. It's okay, probably only cost me about 150 USD.
I have a Creative X-Fi Sound Blaster card that I connect a line in (an extremely cheap aux cable) to from my keyboard to my PC. The software I use are Sony Soundforge 9 and Acid Pro 7 ( I use Cakewalk only if I am doing MIDI, but I don't really do MIDI recording much). My recording process goes like this.
1) I mess around on the keyboard with different instruments and make fun sounds until I come up with a tune I like.
2) I open up Acid and pick one of the 400 instruments on my keyboard. I record a track, typically the basic instrument of the song, usually a string instrument or a piano.
3) I use Soundforge to edit the recorded track.
4) I repeat until I usually have 4 or 5 instrument tracks layered over each other.
5) I adjust volumes and listen to the song a bunch of times. Then I export it to whatever format.
I can't read music and I've never taken any music lessons, so I'm not very useful in a technical way. I'm good at layering music and I can pick up very quickly when playing with others. Over the years I have observed different orchestras and watched instruments being played so that I can properly imitate them when I play the keys on the keyboard, but I've got a long way to go.
All my songs are done by me alone. I record in my bedroom.
As for the other genres I play, yes I like to incorporate classical stuff into them.
The Yamaha keyboard is fairly new too. I learned to play on a really old Casio I got back in 96 when I was 11.
Did I answer all the questions?
Edited by theacefes, 07 February 2009 - 09:25 PM.