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CloseHere is some music I've made:
http://rpgmaker.net/users/narcodis/locker/epicbattle.mid
http://rpgmaker.net/users/narcodis/locker/rockjoy.mid
These are yours to use, so long as credit is given where due.
http://rpgmaker.net/users/narcodis/locker/epicbattle.mid
http://rpgmaker.net/users/narcodis/locker/rockjoy.mid
These are yours to use, so long as credit is given where due.
I really liked the Epic Battle. Reminds me a lot of early SNES Final Fantasy.
If I ever make another game in the style of early SNES FF, I will probably use it!
If I ever make another game in the style of early SNES FF, I will probably use it!
I second the opinion that the epic battle is reminiscent of the early SNES battle musics, however how epic of a battle can you have in a 1 minute and 4 seconds?(unless it is suppose to be looped, if so then ignore that comment).
I like the rock joy best of all though, I might use it as I plan on having a character that is kinda all about the rock and roll, could be his theme song or something.
I like the rock joy best of all though, I might use it as I plan on having a character that is kinda all about the rock and roll, could be his theme song or something.
S. F. LaValle
1069
First one sounds inspired, like Kentona said, by early FF, FF4 boss theme in particular. Nice by its own merits, I like what you did with the bass.
Second one starts off a little strange, with the bass movement it's hard to hear where the music is supposed to be rooted. That changes later, though (when the "joy" kicks in I guess you could say), and the song becomes much more coherent. I like the attention to detail in the percussion, changing up crash cymbals, ride cymbals, and hihats to carry different parts of the song.
Look forward to more!
Second one starts off a little strange, with the bass movement it's hard to hear where the music is supposed to be rooted. That changes later, though (when the "joy" kicks in I guess you could say), and the song becomes much more coherent. I like the attention to detail in the percussion, changing up crash cymbals, ride cymbals, and hihats to carry different parts of the song.
Look forward to more!
Kaempfer
1932
These are both great! I am not very good at telling people what is good about midis but they are both very good.
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