brings back memories.
Memories come flooding back from my youth to this type of music. Wonderful work recreating that kinda feeling with a song thats original. Its very simple but i think that is some of the beauty in it. Anyway, keep it up!
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see I was going for the simple i mean its a small town and towns in medeval times were simple which is how the song is thanks for the review :)
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this is just my thoughts. song sounds like a sleepy ending :P
Very nice
I really dig this tune. You have the whole medieval polyphony thing down.
I did find that the volume balance was too far off though. I understand you meant the beginning part to be quiet, but if I turn it up loud enough to actually hear it the clarinet part is too loud, so I think you should turn the one up or the other down.
Other than it's very nice. You should be proud of writing such powerful melodies. I'm curious what influences you had in making this piece. Have you studied medieval music?
btw, I wrote a town theme inspired by snes era RPGs and I'd be interested what you think.
why thank you. I havn't ever come back to this since i uploaded it and since then ive learned a lot about audio editing such as levels this is just plain and simple midi music from finale. I might have to try it out and see how it sounds on the new version of finale i just got and using my music software.
as far as inspiration i wrote it for somone on the portal but they ended up never using it cause they found somone to write all the themes very quickly but i looked at the game he wanted it for and it looked just like a mixture of zelda and pokemon and the rest is my own. im glad you liked it
as far as medieval music i have no instruction in it just hours of playing video games growing up and listening to nobou uematsu and Koji Kondo
Okay.
It didn't sound like a video game because of the many instruments and using MIDI instead of 8bit. Anyways, sound quality was good and incorporated the guitar very nicely. Overall a good song with a cool melody.
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it was the closest thing i had to an 8bit was the midi and on nes games the most you could use was 4 instruments or notes at a time and thats all i have is 4 2 guitars a flute and a clarinet, it may not sound perfectly like it but its close, also if you check wikipidia 8bit became midi but thanks for the review
It doesn't
It doesn't sound like a video game. (this is from your response tp Vengeance's reveiw btw)
Video game (Gameboy, NES, SNES, etc etc.) are 8bit/chiptune. This is MIDI.
Take the midi file from this and import it into a sequencer and use it with some chiptune VSTs.
And yeah, I think the NES could only play something like 4 "instruments" at a time.
Overall it's not bad, it definately would work for what you composed it for, you just need to upload a proper song, not the midi.