Original: Hm... It sounded a little bit empty to me, perhaps because there was no use of strings.
Rock: Whoa! This one's actually quite good, but still sounds like it needs SOMETHING else. ("What is this insatiable craving?" I ask myself.)
RPG: Again, lacks oomph.
Battle: Ironically, this one tried to do TOO much with the fluttering instruments. Heh.
I loved the melody shared among all four. Great work.
Decisions
Description:
Yet another MIDI set by the noisemaker here. This time, it's "Decisions".
Decisions is probably the first song I ever considered making a MIDI of (three/four years ago), but I still had yet to figure out all of the features of the program I use today.
After a failed attempt to create the song, I did some experimenting and came up with the original "Playing With Fire", which used my electric keyboard to play the song back. That went well, so I changed it so it would play back using the computer's speakers. That worked too.
After some time, I attempted "Decisions" again, and came up with the non-labeled version in this set, and have three newer versions since.
Decisions: Disable looping.
Battle Mix: Loop from 5 to -1, if I remember correctly.
RPG Mix: This version causes all sorts of volume issues later on. I recommend NOT using it.
Rock Mix: A guitar-happy version of the song. Recommended loop 25 to -1.
Credits:
None.
Yet another MIDI set by the noisemaker here. This time, it's "Decisions".
Decisions is probably the first song I ever considered making a MIDI of (three/four years ago), but I still had yet to figure out all of the features of the program I use today.
After a failed attempt to create the song, I did some experimenting and came up with the original "Playing With Fire", which used my electric keyboard to play the song back. That went well, so I changed it so it would play back using the computer's speakers. That worked too.
After some time, I attempted "Decisions" again, and came up with the non-labeled version in this set, and have three newer versions since.
Decisions: Disable looping.
Battle Mix: Loop from 5 to -1, if I remember correctly.
RPG Mix: This version causes all sorts of volume issues later on. I recommend NOT using it.
Rock Mix: A guitar-happy version of the song. Recommended loop 25 to -1.
Credits:
None.
Creator:
Espilan
Added: 14 Dec 2003
Type: MIDI
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Reviews
rexlaninetales
Posted 20 May 2004 - 12:25 PM
Decision: fair game. Seashore Fx is ok. 3 stars.
RPG: The trumpet and orchastra hit makes an excellent duel...And you hit it nicely. 5 stars.
battle: Just that, a battle BGM. 4 stars.
rock: Defenitely my favorite of the set.As phil said, rock's theme. 5 stars
RPG: The trumpet and orchastra hit makes an excellent duel...And you hit it nicely. 5 stars.
battle: Just that, a battle BGM. 4 stars.
rock: Defenitely my favorite of the set.As phil said, rock's theme. 5 stars
