Reviews for -ganon95- Bit.trip Part3- VOID

[NekoMika]

Interesting

This could certainly make for an interesting level beat actually. Maybe a creepy castle or really long dungeon level that changes a bit over time. This piece was very long but I found it to be rather calming as well which seems to be a good goal to have mind with some game level tunes, you don't want the player to always feel rushed, sometimes you want them relaxed so they can feel easy until they reach the end or area boss.

The synths here were very calming and I enjoyed how they kind of just took you on a trip through the caves of a game as you explore and search for answers or a villain/hero. The drums were very simple and brought bliss to the listener and helped them feel calm as well. The minor and yet long ambient notes i hear from time to time also make you feel good.

Overall, relaxing 8-bit tune.

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ganon95 responds:

thanks :) yea i can see why you got the 8-bit feeling cuz its a remix of a game that has 8-bit styled music for its levels. the original was mostly ambient-ish minimalistic so i tried to work with something along that line.

this would actually sound good in a sidescroller that lasts exactly 10 minutes :P

[ADDanimation]

what are the0's for?

nice song, nice work remixing it came out good

ganon95 responds:

thanks :)

the O's actually make a picture of the VOID, look up 'bit.trip void' on youtube and you will see what its supposed to be

[ToonCastleTV]

Trippy o.o

but pretty awesome ^^ I like the production and progression. Music is fresh and oldschool newschool bro. reminds me of video-game greatness. Nice blend of instruments and effects. Leave me a review on my latest flash ^^

ganon95 responds:

this reminds you of video gamer greatness because its from a greatness video game!!

[Gucunuka]

well done

wow

ganon95 responds:

thanks

[VidGameDude]

hmm

the music itself was well presented.
it gave a feel of unbeknownst atmosphere.
the only way i could describe this is a 3D piece i made, my latest in fact.

it perfectly describes the void and the one object alienated in the whole scene.

the rythmic techtonic plates reverbing in my head felt like the earth and sky were melding together in a halcyonic storm.

this was pretty good, for an 8-bit though it didn't feel much 8-bitness but rather calm synths.

l8s

ganon95 responds:

well its not meant to be 100% 8-bit its more of a 'modern 8-bit' just like bit.trip is.

gladja liked it ^.^