By far my best beep, I'm really proud of it!

Cranberry Juice Vibes c:

TheMusicalMuse wrote:

By far my best beep, I'm really proud of it!

Cranberry Juice Vibes c:

This is quite possibly one of my favourite beeps. Great for inspiration and is just simply nice to listen to.

I will give you 10/10 O.Ks and a nice little sunbirb.

M.U.L.E. Theme Song

This is the theme song of a game titled “M.U.L.E.” on the Atari, C64, and NES. Due to technical limitations, the song varies across platformers. For example, the Atari doesn't have a very good synthesizer, the C64 has only three voices (I think) so they had to sacrifice, and I hadn't heard the NES version yet so I can't judge. I decided to pick the Atari version since it was the most accurate version of the song minus it sounding off-key due to technical limitations.

My song might sound a bit off-key because I'm not great at making chords. If it does and you can help, it will be appreciated.

EDIT: why is there a real mule in the nes box art lol
EDIT: actually i'm not sure if the Atari version has the chords in the beginning and the end for cyan channel

SudisCain wrote:

TheMusicalMuse wrote:

By far my best beep, I'm really proud of it!

Cranberry Juice Vibes c:

This is quite possibly one of my favourite beeps. Great for inspiration and is just simply nice to listen to.

I will give you 10/10 O.Ks and a nice little sunbirb.

Sure, but is it better than KNACK 2?

game_pr0grammer wrote:

M.U.L.E. Theme Song

This is the theme song of a game titled “M.U.L.E.” on the Atari, C64, and NES. Due to technical limitations, the song varies across platformers. For example, the Atari doesn't have a very good synthesizer, the C64 has only three voices (I think) so they had to sacrifice, and I hadn't heard the NES version yet so I can't judge. I decided to pick the Atari version since it was the most accurate version of the song minus it sounding off-key due to technical limitations.

My song might sound a bit off-key because I'm not great at making chords. If it does and you can help, it will be appreciated.

EDIT: why is there a real mule in the nes box art lol

You wouldn't believe how long I've been searching for the name of this song. I once heard it on Roblox and loved it.

SuperDoom wrote:

game_pr0grammer wrote:

M.U.L.E. Theme Song

This is the theme song of a game titled “M.U.L.E.” on the Atari, C64, and NES. Due to technical limitations, the song varies across platformers. For example, the Atari doesn't have a very good synthesizer, the C64 has only three voices (I think) so they had to sacrifice, and I hadn't heard the NES version yet so I can't judge. I decided to pick the Atari version since it was the most accurate version of the song minus it sounding off-key due to technical limitations.

My song might sound a bit off-key because I'm not great at making chords. If it does and you can help, it will be appreciated.

EDIT: why is there a real mule in the nes box art lol

You wouldn't believe how long I've been searching for the name of this song. I once heard it on Roblox and loved it.

ROBLOX is basically the only reason I know of the existence of the song. The C64 version is the most widely used version of that song. so you may be more familar with this

SudisCain wrote:

TheMusicalMuse wrote:

By far my best beep, I'm really proud of it!

Cranberry Juice Vibes c:

This is quite possibly one of my favourite beeps. Great for inspiration and is just simply nice to listen to.

I will give you 10/10 O.Ks and a nice little sunbirb.

Thanks! It's really really special to me that someone likes my song, so thanks a lot for telling me, I really appreciate it.

game_pr0grammer wrote:

M.U.L.E. Theme Song

This is the theme song of a game titled “M.U.L.E.” on the Atari, C64, and NES. Due to technical limitations, the song varies across platformers. For example, the Atari doesn't have a very good synthesizer, the C64 has only three voices (I think) so they had to sacrifice, and I hadn't heard the NES version yet so I can't judge. I decided to pick the Atari version since it was the most accurate version of the song minus it sounding off-key due to technical limitations.

My song might sound a bit off-key because I'm not great at making chords. If it does and you can help, it will be appreciated.

EDIT: why is there a real mule in the nes box art lol
EDIT: actually i'm not sure if the Atari version has the chords in the beginning and the end for cyan channel

all i can think about is spore

Updated M.U.L.E. Theme Song

i made it better

also what do you guys think the instrument for channel 3 should be? idk

yo sorry for the absurdly long post but oh. my. goshness. heavens. f i n a l l y

it's a nostalgic pop song based on some other songs i like and find equally nostalgic, like nekobolo's stuff (weeb stuff, but kuraisu to ringu was the basis for the original chord progression!). maybe also this video on future bass i watched the other day. and fun fact: it was sponsored by vocaloid

i counted and apparently it goes to about four. whole. minutes. which is the longest song i've ever made. w o a j.

since i made it as an end-of-the-decade thing, i think i'm gonna call it “at the end of the day”. you'll notice i put in a lot of throwback thingies. for example, the retro conversion about halfway through, and the ticking at the end that just so happens to be exactly ten seconds in length, for a new year's countdown. also, the purple channel has exactly ten references to a song that was important to me each year:

9 - some kid song i remember that i used to hum to myself when i was mad for some reason. 10 - the ending to the song that started- no context!- mightymusic's existence. 11 - sonc clolrs. 12 - maro car wii! “(wahoo!)” 13 - anistar city from pokemon x/y. would have gone with some dm but oH NO WAY. 14 - verse of miis. f. 15 - Choco Was Here. 16 - i don't think you wanna know (…which you probably don't get because you're not weebs) 17 - setting the stage + that “nothingness” song. 18 - NOEHINUHERAHE NAWENONI- 19 - just the end of the opening melody again
and yes, the patterns are all matched up to their specific years. a l s o w o a j

so what else? oh yeah it took like FOREVER to get the pitch change patterns right. like always. i accidentally wrote over a pattern and didn't notice until five minutes later, so i actually had to go back into my history to find it. also i got the idea for the break at the end of the retro section, as well as the rest of the song, at like 10 pm last night. and speaking of which this song in general took forever too. i worked on it from early afternoon yesterday to when i went to bed, and then another three or four hours today

so, this is where ten years of musical passion wound up… huh. neato. i like it. this one song honestly wasn't even my style in the first place (was my idea, but that's still kinda different), but figuring out how to make it my own anyway? making four whole minutes of jams? making it even more special by cramming my life experiences into it? that's some skill right there. and i'm gonna keep going. yeah. woo!
ending things out with a traditional new year's mkwii, because this is also the decade i got it dialga, of course. maybe also that weird marshmallow guy if i'm desperate. again, tradition. definitely evry and choco tho. will also eat some soup because my hands are freezing cold pls send warm

step

Compared to the song above, this took significantly less time to make. Unless it didn't, then she/he was using a GameShark.

Also compared to the song above, it has an actual name. Well, a bland one at that… Unless it does have a name but it is confidential for some reason.

Also it has half the duration. What does he/she mean by “counted?” Did she count the seconds in her head how long it took for the song to finish? How tedious! He/she could have just used a stopwatch from google.com. Or, like me, downloaded a MIDI of it and checked the length in my music player.

RandomAppleSoda04 wrote:

yo sorry for the absurdly long post but oh. my. goshness. heavens. f i n a l l y

it's a nostalgic pop song based on some other songs i like and find equally nostalgic, like nekobolo's stuff (weeb stuff, but kuraisu to ringu was the basis for the original chord progression!). maybe also this video on future bass i watched the other day. and fun fact: it was sponsored by vocaloid

i counted and apparently it goes to about four. whole. minutes. which is the longest song i've ever made. w o a j.

since i made it as an end-of-the-decade thing, i think i'm gonna call it “at the end of the day”. you'll notice i put in a lot of throwback thingies. for example, the retro conversion about halfway through, and the ticking at the end that just so happens to be exactly ten seconds in length, for a new year's countdown. also, the purple channel has exactly ten references to a song that was important to me each year:

9 - some kid song i remember that i used to hum to myself when i was mad for some reason. 10 - the ending to the song that started- no context!- mightymusic's existence. 11 - sonc clolrs. 12 - maro car wii! “(wahoo!)” 13 - anistar city from pokemon x/y. would have gone with some dm but oH NO WAY. 14 - verse of miis. f. 15 - Choco Was Here. 16 - i don't think you wanna know (…which you probably don't get because you're not weebs) 17 - setting the stage + that “nothingness” song. 18 - NOEHINUHERAHE NAWENONI- 19 - just the end of the opening melody again
and yes, the patterns are all matched up to their specific years. a l s o w o a j

so what else? oh yeah it took like FOREVER to get the pitch change patterns right. like always. i accidentally wrote over a pattern and didn't notice until five minutes later, so i actually had to go back into my history to find it. also i got the idea for the break at the end of the retro section, as well as the rest of the song, at like 10 pm last night. and speaking of which this song in general took forever too. i worked on it from early afternoon yesterday to when i went to bed, and then another three or four hours today

so, this is where ten years of musical passion wound up… huh. neato. i like it. this one song honestly wasn't even my style in the first place (was my idea, but that's still kinda different), but figuring out how to make it my own anyway? making four whole minutes of jams? making it even more special by cramming my life experiences into it? that's some skill right there. and i'm gonna keep going. yeah. woo!
ending things out with a traditional new year's mkwii, because this is also the decade i got it dialga, of course. maybe also that weird marshmallow guy if i'm desperate. again, tradition. definitely evry and choco tho. will also eat some soup because my hands are freezing cold pls send warm

You trickster! You decieved us! It was actually closer to five/six minutes.

If I were to treat music something akin to video games or music, I would say that I wasn't paying attention halfway through and just wished it would end so I couod figure out the true length of it. Assuming I put my full attention to it. I wouldn't mind if it was part of a movie or video game. And I like how it sounds. It just gets a bit repetitive. Now please don't report me for saying something negative towards something.

How do I review music? What?

WIP of God Shattering Star from Fire Emblem Three Houses
https://tinyurl.com/up3wubb

The Result Of Evil

this is for a game of mine

https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/281174833/
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/328361428/
you have no idea how long I have been waiting for something like this

how to staccato notes