For making orchestral sounding strings here's a handy hint:
If you're playing an A minor for example, play the A and E and play the C an octave higher, it sounds great.
I think the sounds you're using are very poor, the music is a little cheesy, but it's ok. I really think if you're going to do this sort of stuff you've got to get a Korg or Roland synth, these brands tend to have very clean and pure orchestral sounds that sound great for doing this sort of thing. Steer clear of Yamaha unless you're doing techno!
If you're playing an A minor for example, play the A and E and play the C an octave higher, it sounds great.
I think the sounds you're using are very poor, the music is a little cheesy, but it's ok. I really think if you're going to do this sort of stuff you've got to get a Korg or Roland synth, these brands tend to have very clean and pure orchestral sounds that sound great for doing this sort of thing. Steer clear of Yamaha unless you're doing techno!