Usagi's Music Academy

[Julien Brightside]

Hum, how would you portray a villains pub?

 

[Usagi]

Depends on the type of villain. It could be mysterious, dark and shady. Or it could be like a rap in Despicable Me. What if it is The Joker? It'd be a little crazy with a hysterical villain twist to the theme. However, it a pub of all different types of villain you would include sections or 'splices' in the piece of all the villains in the bar, when overall there is a evil scheme feel to it.

 

[Carillon Nightmares]

It'd be neat if the villain's pub sounded slightly Spanish.

Just a suggestion.

 

[Usagi]

I agree, it could be like the pub in Puss In Boots.

 

[Carillon Nightmares]

That's exactly what I was thinking. xD

Who wouldn't think about that when you hear "villain pub"

 

[Usagi]

I know, it fits perfectly! Spanish themes are always perfect for action and villains. ^_^

 

[Julien Brightside]

However, it a pub of all different types of villain you would include sections or 'splices' in the piece of all the villains in the bar, when overall there is a evil scheme feel to it.

It'd be neat if the villain's pub sounded slightly Spanish.

Just a suggestion.

Well, there's an orc as a bartender, an assassin by the piano, a bandit and a vampire chatting over beers, and a human maid.

It would be really cool if you made a "spanish" "puss in boots" villain pub.

 

[Usagi]

I would hate to be that maid.

A Spanish theme wouldn't suit a pub for all those types of villains unfortunately. However, the piece would scope through the bar. You would start at the entrance, it is creepy and mysterious walking towards the door, and then it creeks and the pub music begins, you scope to the assassin at the piano which would be the melody and main instrument, then you'd go over to the bartender who's an orc and the music would become drum-heavy and become sort of cultural but in an evil way. Then, you'd go to the maid which would make the music become frightened and sympathetic, and finally she would walk over and deliver the beers to the bandit and vampire who's themes could clash or be played individually, and then it would end by going back through the pub and out, or just leaving as it fades and gets mysterious and creepy again. At the end a section will be played of the door suddenly slamming shut, and then the music just lingers, becoming quite and lonesome again as the player is outside the pub and then it fades.

 

[Carillon Nightmares]

Hey, I bet the maid makes good money! ^_^

I think that's a good idea for the pub, do that! Although I don't know why vampires would drink beer, but who cares about game logic!?

 

[Usagi]

I didn't think about the Vampire drinking the beer, good point!

The maid probably does, or I'd be out of there. :wacko:

 

[Julien Brightside]

Here's a picture if that helps.

The protagonist of my game is the heir to the Overlords throne.

Also, the vampire is not the one who drinks the beers.

 

[Usagi]

Oh, this is a request this time? I thought you were just asking questions. You want all these questions into requests or just this specific one?

 

[Julien Brightside]

Eh, just that last one if you`d like to.

Those others were just questions.

 

[Usagi]

Oh, alright. Awesome. I'll get started. ^_^

 

[Usagi]

Here you are, Julien Brightside! ^_^

Here is your complete request, Villain's Pub and here is a



playing the song, Villain's Pub with pictures of the sprites within the pub to show you which theme is for who.

 

[Julien Brightside]

Thanks man. THat sounded pretty cool.

 

[Usagi]

You're welcome! ^_^

 

[Archduke]

These really are quite neat, you're an excellent composer. Might I be so bold as to ask what you use to create these pieces?

 

[Usagi]

Sibelius 7. Thank you for the feedback! ^_^

 

[TheBrogrammer]

Hey, do you think you could make music box music? My game is going to use only music box music, and I need some more. The game has a overall feeling of loneliness and sorrow. Here's a picture:

I would like the music-box music to sound sad, like a small child uncovered it from a very old place and started to play it, listening to it sing its depressing story. But the music shouldn't be inherently creepy, or scary. Just kind of sad. It should be lonely, but it should also have a glimpse of hope somewhere in it's melody. That is my request. Thanks!