Blaz1222

It's been quite some time since I've been here, but I'd like to announce my recently finished soundtrack called, Mega Man X - Dawn of Arcadia! It's an all new original album which also consists of remixes from past Mega Man X/Mega Man Zero games, so I hope you'll take the time to check it out! Also, if you decide to purchase said album, you'll also get a set of bonus SNES mixes based on the Maverick stage themes! https://blaz1222.bandcamp.com/album/mega-man-x-dawn-of-arcadia-unofficial-ost-snes-bonus-tracks

Thought I'd put together another original Mega Man song for once in a long time, hope you all like it! Please like, follow and all that fun stuff and I'll love you forever Also you can find my Bandcamp here with more music goodies: https://blaz1222.bandcamp.com/

This is an electronic track I did for my Cat Girl Without Salad! Soundtrack. http://blaz1222.bandcamp.com/track/stage-1-meow-were-ready-to-go You can check out the rest of the OST within the given link, too!

https://soundcloud.com/marksoto/title-kebakos-theme For those of you who don't know, "Cat Girl Without Salad" was a game announced by Wayforward, which unfortunately turned out to be an April Fools joke. Nevertheless, I took the liberty and produced a soundtrack for the non-existent game anyway. This is the title/Kebako's theme. The soundtrack is complete and will be available on September 28th through Bandcamp, unless otherwise noted. Hope you all are looking forward to it! Direct link to Wayforward's Cat Girl Without Salad: http://www.wayforward.com/blog/2013/4/1/get-ready-for-wayforwards-latest-epic-adventure-cat-girl-wit.html

I gotta say, I'm really digging this track! I don't know why, but it totally reminds me of Mega Man X Command Mission. Probably because of your choice of instruments and the style you wrote it in. If anything I'd love it if you gave me advice on how you make the glitchy sounds and whatnot. As a composer, I've never really experimented with that style yet, LOL Anyway nice job!

Thanks! I'm glad you guys liked it! I kinda figured I needed to take advantage of the string section more as I didn't use enough. I feel I could've also used some compression as it would prevent certain sections from fighting for the spot light. Thanks for the feed back!

This is both phenomenal and inspiring! This really makes me wanna go back and play Banjo-Kazooie again! I would've loved to hear piccolo flutes play the melody around 1:03, too, but then again you've already got some playing around in the back, LOL. Great job!

This is an original piece I did based on the style of Star Fox Assault. I'd love feed back, opinions, advice. let me know what you guys think!

Done in the style of Super Mario Galaxy. Not one of my latest creations, so it more or less doesn't compare to my later orchestral compositions, but feedback, advice, anything is much appreciated!

This is true. Adding more depth to a song that's originally on the short side usually gives it an even more distinct style. I'll have to keep that in mind the next time I tackle a song I feel isn't lengthy enough.

Yeah it does seem a little on the short side. Then again, the original song was pretty short. I was thinking of turning it into a little medley, but I just decided to keep it as is. It was also more or less an experiment to test the dynamics and authenticity of my instrument libraries.

Fixed! I'll remember that in the future, XD I'll probably post the other song in another thread soon.

Blaz here with a symphonic rendition of the cloud ruins stage theme from Little Nemo for the nes: Enjoy and please subscribe! =D

I used East West libraries like Symphonic Orchestra and Goliath., and Logic as my DAW.

Thanks much for the feedback guys! I just got into these new libraries of mine so you only get better. Every time I write a new orchestral piece I'm finding new ways to implement authenticity to the instruments and sections.