Don't worry, I'll explain it to you here, but it's going to be a bit complicated because I won't be able to give you an example of what I'm talking about. I'll talk to you soon. I have some school work to do. When I can, I'll talk to you.

You have discord?

It's easier to show you my screen, and how I make the musics

yes, of course! I also think I can learn from you, because you can keep a song going for a long time

but it will be a bit complicated to explain through the comments here, and right now I'm a bit busy

I listened to the first 5 in full, and took a quick look at the last ones

I'll be honest, you're very creative, but I think you need to learn some musical concepts, I think you quickly lose your idea, and your music ends up being a bit strange, because it seems like you're trying several things, and it ends up being a confusing song

Try to learn more music theory somehow, go after it, search on YouTube, there are a lot of videos that teach you well there

Of course!

I listened to it now, and I think it really surpasses mine, I can see the inspiration from Mozart because of the tremolos and arpeggios, but taking a look at other songs of yours I can see a unique style in your music, even with the inspiration from Mozart, I really liked your songs!

In fact, I loved "Inferno's Sonata No. 2", especially the final movement, it's insane! I've never seen music like it before!

I heard it again, I found the third and fourth movements of the third sonata better than the second sonata

To be honest, one thing I do a lot is recreate pieces by other composers to try to understand their style. Some of the composers you mentioned, including you, have a very good ear. At the time I made this music, I was enchanted by Mozart's piano sonatas.