Video Game Music (My Unique Music Part 2)

HeHateMee

United States24 Posts

May 06 2012 12:48 GMT

This is my second venture in the sharing of my musical creations, this time all of which fall under the "video game music" genre (who would've guessed?). My first "music blog," where I shared my "unique" style of music, can be found here: Click Here

I welcome all feedback and constructive criticism. Just know that I am fully aware that my mixing/mastering end of production is quite lacking, as I am very much still learning. I hope that, regardless of the technicalities, my music can speak for itself and please some ears. Thank you for your time, as always.

Happy listening:

And, of course, a tribute to the classic era (:D):

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These tracks on SoundCloud: http://soundcloud.com/sofreshjess
My Twitter: https://twitter.com/#!/SoFreshJess

fabiano

Brazil4644 Posts

May 06 2012 14:52 GMT

awesome man, listening to all of them rightnow

Josealtron

United States219 Posts

May 06 2012 16:46 GMT

These are some seriously good compositions. I enjoyed every single one of them. The Birdkid Flying was my favorite

One suggestion-on Diamond Flake, I think you should consider trying it without the percussion in the opening. I get the impression that the song is supposed to give a "winter" feeling, and I think omitting the percussion in the opening would help set up that mood-and then as the song builds in intensity, adding it back in to increase the intensity. Just a suggestion-electronic/video game music isn't my area of expertise.

mindjames

Israel320 Posts

May 06 2012 16:51 GMT

You're talented!
Did you manage to get work in the field? I mean, get into a production?

HeHateMee

United States24 Posts

May 06 2012 20:48 GMT

On May 06 2012 23:52 fabiano wrote:
awesome man, listening to all of them rightnow

Thank you. I appreciate it.

On May 07 2012 01:46 Josealtron wrote:
These are some seriously good compositions. I enjoyed every single one of them. The Birdkid Flying was my favorite

Thank you for the nice words. I agree with you on your suggestion. I think I'll try that and make it more of an atmospheric beginning, with some swishy wind sounds or something. It's a good thought.

On May 07 2012 01:51 RezJ wrote:
You're talented!
Did you manage to get work in the field? I mean, get into a production?

Thank you. That means a lot. I've never worked in the field, but it would be amazing to have the privilege. I'm considering trying to get into it and maybe have my music on some indie games. It's hard to break into, though. We'll see.

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