For my final (and late) summer update, I'm happy to announce that the "Winds and Lute Loop" has been official published for sale on Audio Jungle. I've finally hit the 200 items for sale mark.
The "Corporate Tech Loop" and "Classic Rock Instrumental" were both rejected, and I'll move them over to the freebee page for potential backing tracks to your favorite home extreme sports video.

A corporate tech loop featuring a bright tempo and a combination of hip hop and rock elements. Instruments include hip hop drums, plucky synth sounds, electric guitar, and bass in a song that forms a perfect 32 second loop. This quick fusion of hip hop and rock is busy and edgy, with a drive and a beat that keeps things moving. Uploaded for approval today.

An instrumental rock song inspired by the first or last instrumental tracks that used to be included on vinyl albums produced in the late 70s and early 80s. An 82 BPM groove using electric guitar, organ, clavichord, drums, and synthesizers. Driving and progressive, with a consistent returning theme to pull it together. Submitted to Audio Jungle today.

Another offering in the medieval/celtic category - The Winds and Lute Loop. This is a 1:07 loop of a song in the medieval/renaissance/celtic style featuring recorder, english horn, lute, cello, and hand percussion. It's a dance in 6/8 time in a mode rather than a scale, but fluctuation between major and minor to modern ears. I was looking to write a little video game tavern background music. Submitted to Audio Jungle today.

My Simple Waltz was accepted for sale an Audio Jungle, bringing my total collection of recordings up to an agonizing 199. My goal was to make 200 by the end of the summer. A few in the pipeline - we'll see.

This is a simple, relaxing, and tranquil waltz in 60 seconds. It's in ABA form with a little more motion in the B section for variety. Exactly 60 seconds without feeling rushed or too busy. Just added it to the queue today.

Three of the songs I had in the review queue were rejected, which means three more additions to my Free Audio Page! (It's GOOD news, right?!)
In any case, "Relaxing Woodwind Quintet," "Strings and Horn Horror Ident," and "Tropical Pop Loop" all got the axe. Back to the studio.

I just got word today that both the "Comic Folk Dance" and the "7 Second Violin Ident" were accepted by Audio Jungle, bringing my total number of recordings for sale up to 298. So close to 300 I can taste it, and that's with three new submissions already in the queue to be reviewed. Here's hoping.

Seven seconds with the audio tail, this ident features a short descending violin passage against plodding viola, cello, and bass notes. A horn crescendo and a final pizzicato pluck brings it to a finish. The descending arpeggiated chromatics and tension in the other instruments creates an unsettling and strained feeling for an ident or branding for horror or suspense projects. Submitted today.

This is a little tropical pop song that a recorded to give you the idea of a tropical vacation inside of a minute. (Actually a minute and five seconds if you include the audio tail.) Submitted to AJ today, although in 5 different versions (looped vs. non-looped, and also with shorter lengths.)