Huh. Well, would you look at that! I'm clearly not big on the electronic varieties of music, preferring to play live instruments myself...but the composition here is wonderful! You've got an excellent swing to the beat, interesting change-ups, sweet solos, key changes, floating airy sections, and almost a dirty casino feel to the close-out!
This is some seriously cool music! Respect!
Thanks a lot! :) I'm glad you enjoyed it ^^ and yeah, I usually make quite simple loops for video game BGM, but I had to make something that stands up on its own here that can hold the listener's attention without a game attached to it. Well, it seemed to hold your attention, so I'm happy :D
Three songs in and I continue to be wowed by the level of these NGADM entries. This is such a fantastically fun and retro Chiptune romp! Not to mention a real contender, in my opinion. Quite the pool of talented musicians in your group, to be sure. You've set the bar nice and high.
The track itself sounds like something that would play in a pixelated nightclub or casino. What it really brings to mind are some of the Jazzier tunes from EarthBound, and goodness knows how I adore the OSTs from the Mother series. Awesome job Yahtzei, and I wish you the absolute best of luck!
Thanks so much :) it's always nice to see when someone takes the time to write a review longer than three words ^^ and YES! The jazzy tunes in Earthbound are the best ones :D
Thank you, ChronoNomad :D
Tasty, I like this a lot
Glad you like it ^^
Shoot. This is good.
I didn't know you could do this with chiptune instruments. You gave me chills listening to this especially at 01:15. During the whole song your chord work is amazing. It seems like you can make music theory bend at your will.
I tried making a review but I can't.
This is good AND IT'S ONLY THE FIRST ROUND!!!!!
D8
You've just gained another fan
-Spadezer-
This has to be one of my favourite positive reviews ever :D I have spent a lot of my life learning a lot of music theory, and I actually wrote most of this on my guitar, recorded it into my phone and then painstakingly transcribed into into my laptop. But at a certain point you've just gotta take the theory, screw it up and violently kick it off a building, preferably into moving traffic.
Thanks again, Spadezer :)
Well, sugar me back to last Thursday. This is the best sod-buggering song I've ever heard! 10/10
Well, colour me bashful and call me Trevlin. This is the best arse-cocking review I've ever read! 7/6