Anthony George

Hello everyone. Thank you for checking out my post I have been creating video game music as a hobby for about 10 years now, but this year I have challenged myself to create "one song everyday". So far the challenge is going well (I am about a month behind, but catching up). Anyway, I have finally completed some albums and wanted to share with the community for your feedback: https://sapporovhs.bandcamp.com/ Please keep in mind that the tracks are supposed to be relatively short, looped and the number of instruments limited so I don't spend too much time on any one song. Albums Info: MXRS (ambient racing) Dewey Decibel (16-bit, FM, platformer/shooter) Registraria (RPG, puzzle, etc. vaporwave influence) PAPRIKO (derpy, cute RPG) Nuclear Football (industrial RTS) Thank you!

This is an interesting post (maybe a bit off topic, as this is a game audio forum, but!) I think the minimum amount of components one might need is an oscillating component and a power source. With this in mind, you can produce sound by connecting a piezo-speaker (buzzer) to a battery. If you want to control pitch, that is +1 component. If you want to add polyphony, add more buzzers.

Hello, thanks for posting your link here. It looks like you have a lot of works done already My first suggestion is to gather all of your tracks into an album on bandcamp so that they are easier to browse. Or, at least I suggest that you create unique images for each track so that the listener can easily find the type of track they are looking for.

I remember listening to this track a while ago (maybe you also cross-posted on reddit??) I'm curious if you are making any more tracks recently

I especially like the smooth mix between orchestral and dark synths in ChasedByABigBadWolf. Which library are you using? I also agree that the dynamics in these tracks are well adjusted. The tracks really deliver.

I think your style is very unique and the motifs are not too cliche which keeps you listening. Some tracks sound a little bit muddy because of the reverb. Are you using a default setting? The variety in style is very nice, although I can see all of these tracks being used in a single game. Very cool.