'Labpad' - New Original Music - Revisiting Some Older LABS Sounds - Electronic/Instrumental + Walkthrough

I've downloaded over the years, Spitfire Audio's LABS is without a doubt my most used. Every month they release a new instrument pack, and now have over 30 I believe. I try and use the new ones whenever possible, just to explore them and know what's there, as there are a lot of sounds and possibilities. However, some of the older ones I tend to skip over, not because they don't sound good, but just because I played with them a lot in the past. So last night I went back the 'Synth Pads', and made a tune using only sounds from that set of 9 instruments. Track 1 plays the chords below, with the A section (in Green/Teal) starting on a Bm11 to G6, then an F#min7, played 2x. The B section is a bit weirder, with that first chord made of two minor 2nds to a G, then an A to a G, before returning to the top. I think I overdid the automation of the dynamics, as it gets a little intense, so if I decide to make this a full song, I'll need to change that. Track 2 is sort of a bass line, though its pretty 'pad'-ish too, and plays mostly roots, with some variation in the B part.

uses a pad, though I don't love the timbre of this one. I would probably wind up changing it out with something else if this becomes a more complete idea. Track 4 is only over the A sections and the break, and originally was going to be another bass part, but wound up being played two octaves higher, mostly cause I couldn't hear it on my laptop speakers and forgot to drop it back down, haha. Track 5 was supposed to be a plucky little sound, but I couldn't really achieve that without using other LABS sounds, so I just rolled with it and picked one, haha. Finally, we have Track 6 which provides the distorted, sort of electric sounding drones, which just plays single root notes of each of changes.