I have been getting hard rejections on many of my cinematic tracks and i dont really understand why… maybe you can help me with that? Thanks
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OK. Yes, your track is good. Disadvantages: 0:20 there is no culmination (meat) (there is a repetition), but I would like a little more in terms of development, then too much bass and few treble, the strings also sound quiet and not clear. You need to clear the track from the muddy middle (600 Hz as well as 200 Hz), and add clarity and crystalness ( about 4 KHz). The idea of the track is good, but your sound leaves much to be desired!
Try to listen on different equipment, as well as on the quietest volume and the highest volume, “the squeak (smartphone or iphone)” sometimes reveal flaws.
It is necessary that on any device the sound is the same or as possible for which you made the signal.
Good luck! 
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I think one of the main reasons for rejection is coming back to the same thing after the break around 0:17. You need something else
Thank you both for your response
You need to add more instruments at 0:20 (trumpets one octave above the french Horns. Double your strings motif one octave higher before the end of the track with the 1st or 2nd violins. You could add high notes using the 1st violins too. The arrangement sounds not finish (too empty in the higher part of the register). I would definitely add more energic and brighter toms too starting at 0:20.
You have too much sub in the mix. If you don’t have good speakers and subwoofer, use at least a frequency analyzer and compare with professionnal commercial music. Use it too check the treble too.