Flames of Love This is awesome! It sounds like something you would hear at a big festival :). At first I thought the main drop lead synth was a bit dry but after listening to it a bit more I actually really like the effect it creates. Now I can't get this song out of my head aaaaahh
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Sulfur The foley and sound effects are soo good. The structure and mixing are also really solid. Good to have you back making stuff friendo :)
bleenOfficial responds:
Hahah thank you mate for these words! <3 Can't wait to hear new stuff from you as well! :D
A worthy opponent Cool but you definitely need to use a different soundfont because this one is hard to listen to
Oxygeno Very cool and also *Deep*
World Cool stuff! The soundscapes are really nice
Snow in Space ~ (R2, NGUAC '20) Cool! (pun intended)
Sonic Mania - Desert Palace Act 1 Cool and funky!
Stormy Soul You wanna tell me you made this in just 3 days? Suspicious lmao unless you stayed up all night, or it's all just samples
Edit: Ok just wanted to check lol :) btw did you already submit it? bc you still have a lot of time left so might as well use it to perfect the track
larrynachos responds:
Actually it's quite common for me to pop out a song in a day or two because I keep things simple. According to my logs, I spent 139 minutes before I went to bed wednesday morning, 172 minutes that evening, and 190 minutes wrapping it up this morning (for a total of around 8 hours). Synths I used include Serum, Sylenth1, and FL Studio's FLEX. Only use fx/foley/vox samples sparingly and within the rules of the competition.
I'll take your suspicion as a compliment though. My tracks usually sound rushed and unpolished, I'm glad this one sounds like more effort was put into it.
Oceans Lit! Some good ol house kinda melodic dubstep. I do recommend breaking up the chord stacks in the drop for some added rhythm and space though :)
KingCamdenTheGreat responds:
I agree, thanks
The Night Sky Is Inverted Super cool! How do you get chiptuny sounds to work like this lol
Greyvoice responds:
I use Massive for most of my chiptunes needs. A lot of customizability, and it gives you a good starting point! Plus a fair use of reverb and making the attack super slow and decay fairly long
