Shael Riley
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Super Mario Land - Level 1 BGM (Finished)
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Originally an arrangement I created in Famitracker, for NES hardware, back in 2012. Three years later, I took its component parts and re-arranged them in Sonar, adding modern post-production effects and non-chiptune elements. https://soundcloud.com/shaelriley/i-accidentally-the-whole-mario-2015
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Hey, OCR. Here's a short Let's Play of a game I made: String Theory: the Music Puzzle Game. it's a game about listening for the chord outlined by the background music. I don't think there's anything else like it. Give it a look!
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OCR Mascots: Class of Winter 2015 - Voting Closed
Shael Riley replied to Liontamer's topic in General Discussion
1. Glass Joe 2. Jill Valentine 3. Q*Bert -
My Steam-hopeful music game String's Theory has finally hit 25% on Greenlight. Take a look at the trailer and, please, if you're interested in the game, tweet its URL or post it to your Facebook. We need all the YES votes we can get to make this game a reality. http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=253968852
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String's Theory, my music game, on Greenlight!
Shael Riley replied to Shael Riley's topic in General Discussion
Yes! You do have the ability to mute strings, to hear what different combos of strings sound like more easily, and the game is coming to mobile. It's already in beta on Android. Join this group if you'd like to try it out: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/stringstheorytesters Thank you! -
Hi, OCR! Its been a while since we've talked, huh? Well, I've been working on a music/puzzle game, based on the practice of ear training. I designed it, wrote all the music for it, and even did a little bit of the programming--though, most of that was handled by a good friend and collaborator. I'd love for you to take a look at its Greenlight page, watch its three-minute trailer, and vote "yes" to help String's Theory make its way onto the Steam store. http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=253968852 Thanks!
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Hey, Coop! For years, I've enjoyed your pixel-art signature banners, and I was wondering if I could pitch you on the prospect of doing some art for a game I'm creating. I'm not just conceptualizing it--I'm coding it and I have a working pre-alpha build, albeit with stolen art. Can I hit you up through email or Facebook? Send me a message.
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Hey, Coop! For years, I've enjoyed your pixel-art signature banners, and I was wondering if I could pitch you on the prospect of doing some art for a game I'm creating. I'm not just conceptualizing it--I'm programming it and I have a working pre-alpha build, albeit with stolen art. Can I hit you up through email?
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The Grammar Club - Bioavailable
Shael Riley replied to Shael Riley's topic in Post Your Original Music!
We're number five on Bandcamp right now! -
Me, Suzumebachi, and Ailsean just put out our third alt-hip-hop album with a bunch of rappers as The Grammar Club. Check it out! http://thegrammarclub.bandcamp.com/
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Shnabubula - NES JAMS: Now Available!
Shael Riley replied to Sam Ascher-Weiss's topic in General Discussion
Listening to Double Dragon right now and holy fuck! -
It seems like our best arrangements from the most academically canonized genres--jazz, classical, etc...--would be natural fits for NPR. You may do well to push mixes like this one: http://ocremix.org/remix/OCR02278/ And good luck! I hope you get that position and you're able to follow through. There is a ton of untapped potential for NPR to feature Overclocked; it's s a great fit for many of its programs.
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Hey, guys. I just finished the final installment of my five-episode podcast series Captain Podcast, co-created by my regular collaborator and pretty-good rapper friend Beefy. You may have heard some of our stuff as The Grammar Club. If you want to hear us talk about our experience as very slightly famous people in music, please give it a listen. Happy holidays. http://www.shaelriley.com/podcasts.htm
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Following that line of reasoning, your decision makes perfect sense. You have, indeed, changed my mind. I'm curious to know, now, though, what is the OCR stance on Mario Paint's status as a game and justification therefor?
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Yeah. I think music from game trailers and other promos, which usually either also appears in a game's OST or wasn't written for the game at all, are rightfully excluded, but there's a distinction between that and music written for a game system.
