Lmao, god...right. I must be one of those gods who, you know...cater to all the other gods and wash their feet. Seriously though, I should've worked harder on this one to make the static up top feel less.......staticy. Mmm. It wasn't the most difficult thing to do but I enjoy this one all the same. Especially since the atmosphere remains mostly the same just with more of a mysterious feel to it overall.

It was a fantastic overset for the game itself and that is why I decided to do something with it. I just wish I would've done a better job when I was actually working on it.

-Tony-

Ah well, at least you enjoy it :). -bows back-

Yeah, the quality isn't the most fantastic thing in the world but I was having problems all over with this thing and I just sorta gave up and submitted it as is after awhile....you know....before I took it and threw it out the window D:.

Oooooooh questions:

1. How long? Thats a good question let me think....I'd say on and off for about a week. I can't give you the hours as I just don't know. It was a fun one though. ^^

2. Program? Two programs One was Anvil Studio for the basic note progession (its free and surprisingly useful. Another was good old Anvil Studio which I used to fix tidbits here and there, alter some of the instruments to others of better quality and also to actually transform this from a Midi file (Anvil Studio likes those o.o) to a MP3 file. The quality didn't turn out as I hoped, but like I said above I just got sick of messing with it. Normally my quality is just fine, but this song was annoying all over.

Does that answer everything? :O
Thanks for the review Bro,
-Tony-

Yep, FF-X was one where they tried a few different things and much of it worked out very well (even new FF MUSIC! OMFG first time in years it all wasn't just another remix of one type or another). But yeah, I did really enjoy that game quite a bit and I might go back and mess around with it myself.

Thanks for the review friend, I am always happy to come back from work and find these.
-Tony-