Haha_YouAint
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I compose in MuseScore and arrange, mix and master in FL Studio after exporting it from MuseScore.
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Whenever I lack inspiration or even emotion, I listen to Koichi Sugiyama's compositions from the Dragon Quest VIII Symphonic soundtrack. The one that inspires me the most is "Sky, Ocean, and Earth". The way the song begins makes me think of running/escaping and freedom. The song makes me feel free for the couple of minutes that it plays. When it ends, I start it all over just to capture that feeling again.
Another song that greatly inspires me is "Liz On Top of the World" composed by Dario Marionelli from the Pride & Prejudice soundtrack. If I could, I'd swallow that song in order to keep its essence inside of me. "Sky, Ocean Earth" makes me feel free and reminds me of freedom, but "Liz On Top of the World is freedom in audio format. It gives me the most inspiration above all others.
I guess that's why I love music so much. It makes me feel things that even people can't make me feel.
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The Nesteryears is a great album. I think Dirty Coins is my favorite.
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'Caved-in Chrysalis' sounds very cool. When it first started it reminded me of the ending theme from FLCL, 'Shooting Star'. As the song progressed I began to appreciate the drum and bass elements in there. I love drum and bass.
'Fever Dreams' sounds like ambient nostalgia. It's the perfect track to chill to. I love the percussive dissonance that begins around 3:16. It has a magical sound to it. I can't explain it.
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I desperately wanna get this game. Mostly for the soundtrack and storyline......but mostly for the soundtrack lol.
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It might not get into the technical stuff like music theory, chord progression, and etc., but I find it entertaining regardless. Just keep showing clips of video games.
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I like this mostly because of the repetition. Some people will say that it's too much, but I love a song with repetition. More so because it's reinforcing the motif. That's how it gets stuck in your head. This sounds lovely. Some parts could use more energy but I still love the way this sounds. And you named it perfectly. The song expresses the feeling of being lost perfectly in my opinion.
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An easy fix to stop the video from lagging on the browser? How exactly?
I just download the video on my computer, and the downloaded version never glitches. but then I lose the random question time.
Exactly what you did is the easy fix. Downloading the video. xD
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The only problem I had was the laggy video, but there's an easy fix for that.
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This is truly a chiptune album. It's straight up chiptune from the leads to the drums. I admire that.
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So how about it? Has a game ever gotten you to tears? I remember when I was younger Final Fantasy 10 got me teary around the end of the game.
Glad to know I wasn't the only one that cried at the end of FFX. I just honestly didn't think Tidus would disappear, because he was one of the main heroes of the game. I guess I'm just too used to seeing happy endings. It caught me off guard. And then I was also sad because I spent a lot of time playing that game, and to know it was coming to an end was very sad.
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Is there a deadline? Do the musicians have to have the music done by a certain time, and if so how much time would the musician have? Are you going to hold some sort of contest to decide which individual's music you're going to use, or will everyone be able to be involved and it will matter on who composes the better version of each song?
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boyinaband's youtube channel made two really interesting points about that using cats as examples. one point was saying that comparing two musical styles saying one was more "musically expressive" than the other was like comparing a cat to a dog. Both can be fun and loving pets, but both animals act differently than the other, and oftentimes, different than other animals in that same breed.
The other point was saying that comparing musical styles and saying one isnt " real music" was like looking at two cats, one wearing a tophat, and saying that the cat with the tophat on wasn't a real cat because it had a hat on. really clear and playful way to look at it if you ask me, makes arguing over genres seem silly.
Thank you very much for posting this. You are so right, and I absolutely agree. It's nice to see something explained so perfectly, since I don't possess that talent myself.
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Video game music isn't "more real" than any other kind of music. Saying that is just as bad as those folks who write-off VGM because it's from video games, saying things like "it's not real music" or "it's not legitimate."
There is also a lot of music from video games that is totally boring, formulaic, and forgettable.
I love VGM, but there is literally SO MUCH music out there that is brilliant and worth listening to that isn't VGM. All you have to do is look around for 5 minutes on the internet and you will find some really amazing stuff.
I wasn't knocking ALL music that isn't VGM as a whole. I was knocking the stuff on the radio. And I agree there is VGM that is boring and forgettable....it just so happens that I don't listen to that kind lmao.
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Video Game Music to me is so much better than what's out now. I mean you have mainstream rock, hip-hop, and whatever you wanna call that crap that plays occasionally on the radio. I've lost my love for it over the years, and I've been listening more and more to video game music. Not even for the fact that I want to become a composer, but more so because I appreciate the way it makes me feel. The music is more real.
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A lot of this is learning how real instruments work and how they're orchestrated. Once you have a grasp on that, it's much easier to figure out how to make things sound better/more realistic with your computer. Prior to taking classes from Berklee, I purchased Music Composition for Dummies and I got a lot of mileage out of it. This is probably not the most direct answer to your question but I personally thing it's a good road to start going down.
Truer words have never been spoken. I bought the same book and it helped me more in 1 hour than a friend could help me in 1 year. It's a really informative book. I can't really recommend any other books, but I know of some good websites:
Making a MIDI Orchestra Sound Real
Music Theory and Classic Jazz Harmony
How to Make 8-Bit Music (very good for learning the way sound waves work)
Hope that helps.
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Thanks for your advice!! =]
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Hello, this is a remix i just recently finished. I haven't made one in a while so im a bit rusty and I pretty much had to start over instrument-wise. I hope you enjoy. The original was composed by Ogeretsu Kun. The remix however was arranged by LainaLain.
You can hear the remix here: http://soundcloud.com/lainalain/dr-wily-stage1-remix
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It sounds like techno meets chiptune which is really kool.
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Kelly Rowland - Motivation
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Just felt like I had to share...
-died laughing @ doodly doodly song-
I can't not laugh every time I watch that part.
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also all the talent at square is pretty much gone so 16bit or no don't expect a good game :/
And that's exactly why people aren't feeling the new games like they did the old.
Maybe they should just start a whole new RPG franchise.
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Janet Jackson - Rope Burn
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Ello mates! I come with promises of not annoying you or spamming you. I like to compose music or do anything, really, with music. It's also a dream of mine to compose for a successful video game franchise such as Final Fantasy. Speaking of which, my favs are FFVII, X, and VI.
Nice to meet you.
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It sounds really cool. I think the mix is the only thing though. I'd lower the frequency on the shaker and pan it.