Tragedy and Drama

[Lunarea]

From the composer of Emotional Music Pack comes another masterpiece - a musical journey that explores sorrow and loss. Part nostalgic, part hopeful, Tragedy and Drama uses classical instruments to weave sounds and melodies that are perfect for any project.


Head over to the Tragedy and Drama page to hear a few samples, and pick up the pack for your own growing music library.


As always, your feedback is much, much appreciated and helps us release better and more useful products for you faster.

 

[_Shadow_]

VERY well made music pieces, fitting a lot of needs for emotional scenes.


The power of the music itself to create pictures and textures just by listening to it, makes this asset a great one.


Surely it can make an RPG that needs that emotional intensity shine.


This guy knows exactly what he is doing and he is doing it right.

 

[The Stranger]

I loved the other pack by this composer, so I'll definitely be picking this up.

 

[SquallStorm]

Who is peeling onions... ;w;


Ok really, joke aside, this is amazing and I will be purchasing ASAP.

 

[Richard John S]

Thanks for the feedback guys.

 

[Jesse - PVGames]

Way to go Richard! You are the man!

 

[Richard John S]

Way to go Richard! You are the man!

Thanks, Jesse! Congrats on your new releases as well. Really loving the art style. Good old Ultima days!

 

[Susan]

Really love how your music really convey emotions. Ever tried the pipa or erhu? I can hardly imagine the results with your skills (in a good way).


Another great pack, by the way.

 

[Richard John S]

Really love how your music really convey emotions. Ever tried the pipa or erhu? I can hardly imagine the results with your skills (in a good way).


Another great pack, by the way.

Thanks for the kind words, Susan. I'm glad you enjoyed the new music pack. Ironically, out of the many instruments I own, the pipa and erhu are ones that I don't have, but I don't mind investing in them. I haven't heard of the pipa before through, I'll have to research that one.

 

[Susan]

For a test run, you could try the instruments in Garageband if you own an ios device or Mac (or could borrow one from a friend ). They're at least decently accurate for my untrained ears, and comes free with new devices since a few years ago.


There could be others, but this is one app that let's you use those instruments for free.