MushroomCake28

How to use tools or how to harmonize?

@BadLittleSeed Yeah, that's probably what I'll do.

@TheoAllen I was thinking about tools in general, but more focused on harmony and form, and perhaps specific techniques.

but it's worth it

This track is pure epicness. Keep it up!

Thanks! I'm currently working on the last couple of OST for project, so I should publish others in the next 1-2 month.

I just sadly have no choice. But for this time around, am a traditionalist. KH and RE on every Playstation since I was a kid.

Once I decide to bite the bullet and buy a new pc, I'll go back to pc gaming again haha.

Kingdom Hearts 3 published today. So many games I need to play that not finished yet.

My hands are clean this time.

Hahaha, you threw some dirt at me @samkfj

That'll do pig... That'll do.

Polishing is a long process indeed.

Oh yes. I keep joking my next game is going to be much shorter. I'm thinking Harold makes his bed.

But then the fish want revenge for the time he threw a bomb in the water... They steal his blankets. Harold is out for blood.... Blood and Fish Oil.

You can do it little bro!

Thanks both of you. Should I still keep a place for both of you at my funerals just in case?

You will never die. You'll live forever, like me.

Also: have some likes.

curse you Rampage Knight

i have the opposite problem. i'll buy the awesome game i want to play and then get fueled to work on my game after playing it for a couple hours and then never return.

Play game is just a stress reducer. A lot of creative minds are in the game industry. lol

Go ahead, it's still far even for 3:4 ratio

We'll find your old posts and like them

Oooh there's no defense against that.

Goblin Slayer is awesome... I found a parody that was just as awesome:

@BadLittleSeed Lol
@samkfj Well well, look who's a poet

@Golden Unicorn Gaming If you're interested in the enemies, it's some battlers from Thalzon.

Funny thing is that my favorite part is the less military part that starts at 0:42 (although I mainly just took the melody from a theme I wrote when I was younger).

Awesome. Is this made for a RM game?

Nope, it's a visual novel, but it's also not made with Visual Novel Maker. Honestly I have no idea what the engine is lol.

Precision: 2 hours without anything looping even once.

Thanks! Took me some time, and I worked non-stop for hours without break for that. I almost turned into a goblin... *gobu*

Well it paid off besides if you turned i wouldve just redraw your pic lol

hahaha good one

Yeah I know it's common in window softwares, but I never tried in RPG Maker. I always used the + and - button to zoom in and out.

well...this proves you're never to old to learn... had no idea lol

I'm not very active on the forums as of late. Combination of being wore out from work, working sporadically on my game, and playing the myriad of new games I've purchased.

@Tai_MT Ohh, I didn't think about the Steam winter sales. People must be playing their new games lol.

Yeah, I picked up Stellaris and all it's DLC... Clannad… Hollow Knight... and a little bit of DLC for RPG Maker MV. Been alternating between those three games and other stuff. I'm enjoying Hollow Knight for its difficulty but rewarding of skill... and Stellaris for it's 4X gameplay. I use Clannad to relax, since I loved the anime.

I like this very much!

Thanks! On currently working on some free to use OST with that library!

It basically lets you change Sound Effects you set via the database in the middle of the game via a plugin command.

It's an excerpt of the first movement of my first symphony (the B theme)

the title is a bit hard to read

I'm a huge Stravinsky fan (because I love complex meters), but it's likely the importance and prolific nature of Russian composers like he, Rimsky-Korsakov, Tchaikovsky, Prokofiev, Borodin, Mussorgsky, et. al. overshadow others like Kalinnikov. I've listened to a conservative 20,000 hours of classical music over the last 30 years and admit to never hearing this Symphony. Wow! Thanks for posting!!

Indeed! But when it comes to classical music, one can never know and hear too much. There are still tons of beautiful and well structured compositions like this one that we haven't hear yet!

That "Andante commodamente" at 14:27 is absolutely gorgeous and sounds surprisingly like a modern dramatic film score. There's some great stuff to "mine" here. The repeated ostinato on the harp and violins is lovely.