Transformation
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Author TroisNyxEtienne
- Date
- 01/11/2013
- File Info
- Loop
- 2.1 MB
- 1 min 50 sec
- Score
- 4.56 / 5.00
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- Genres:
- Video Game
- light
- electronic
- angelic
- heavenly
Author Comments
This track was initially intended as a piece of background music to a remake of a certain game on Newgrounds, but did not fit the bill as it was not the feel that the creators and developers were going for. I then revisited the project file, took one last listen to the music, and imagined this:
The setting is a battle in a more technologically advanced, fantastical England. A young girl, after a little bit of preparation, leaps as high as she can, and remains aloft as every stain from her is taken away, every wound on her body is healed. Once she is washed clean, she glows, and her clothes are replaced with a new set of clothes -- glowing, protective ones, akin to armour (think the dress changing scenes from Final Fantasy X-2 mashed with the Cyan Wisp scene from the introduction of Sonic Colours). While all this is happening, there are rays of beautiful heavenly light shining from between the clouds in an otherwise cold, dark and grey English morning.
I had tried to imagine other settings to this piece of music -- testing facilities, starry nights, being inside a computer, even being underneath flashing discotheque lights... but the image of having stains washed away and wounds healed is the one I cherish the most. I'm aware of the Kingdom of Herts influence I brought into this piece... now I know I'm a founding member of K of H, but K of H's stuff has been different from my usual composing style, and I'm beginning to sense a bit of K of H creeping into this piece. Who knows? Maybe K of H may end up developing it in the near future.
Sequenced on FL 10. FPC, Slayer, Autogun and soundfonts.
Total time taken was three days.
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Reviews
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars February 14, 2013
Thats really epic!!! Keep doin it bro! I mean, sis))
Rated 4 / 5 stars February 5, 2013
Beautiful man. Really brother, good stuff. I would have to have heard just a bit more variation, and maybe a more straight forward lead instrument.
Love,
~J
^.-
Food for thought, I'm a 'sis', not a 'bro'. ^_^ But I'm glad you liked it!
And I will agree some variation is due (perhaps making that piece longer, or varying the chords) -- I will admit to having used Theme 01's chords THRICE in the piece.
Rated 5 / 5 stars January 23, 2013
I'm surprised to see fpc in here as a list of things used, i find it hard and bothersome to eq or add specific effects to the separate drum sounds in fpc. Like the comments below i tend to avoid it completely So major props to you for pulling this off. Did you use any external vsts for this piece?
Only Soundgoodizer in small amounts, for volume boosts. Otherwise, all I had were --
1) Sampler
2) Fruity Soundfont Player
3) Slayer
4) FPC
5) Autogun
6) Fruity Parametric EQ 2
7) Fruity Reeverb 2
8) Fruity Delay
9) Fruity Fast Dist (for all guitar sections)
10) Maximus in small amounts (then again, that was available with FL 10 by default)
That's the setup. (I basically can't afford anything else at the moment, and I'm trying to keep my FL running speed to a bearable level at this moment.) Glad you liked it!
Rated 5 / 5 stars January 18, 2013
Not much that I can really say, except I really enjoyed it. It really fits the bill for video game music, and I read the description first. That description fit the music quite well. All in all, I wish I could give 7/5
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars January 15, 2013
Awesome stuff going on here! To be honest, I'm really impressed with what you have done with Slayer and FPC, I can't seem to make them work for my own pieces so I avoid them entirely. Seeing as you were able to use them in a very effective manner, I might give them a shot again some time!
As for the song itself, the mixing was superb and the entire song was quite catchy. I didn't even realize it was a loop until I had listened to it a number of times. Great job! :)
Admittedly: Slayer was a background instrument. The backing guitars come in whenever the melody is playing, and they were very soft. But generally, what I do with any guitar track, even with Slayer, is add Parametric EQ 2, Reeverb (The Venue) and Fast Dist (Some Oomph). For FPC, this wasn't the standard drum kit -- you know FL allows you to download some content for free if you have the full version of FL? This was HipScratch for FPC, and considering I've used drums to this effect before, I decided to do it again.
The sad thing about Slayer is that you can't add presets, you have to make do with the sounds that already exist. But at least FPC gives you that freedom...
Glad you liked it. Thanks for listening! ^_^