Comments - Chilled_Dude

Original and with promise. You sir have earned a tracker.

I do believe that the third rifle utilizes gauss technologies.

.225=full? Hmmmmm...

Ah, that is correct. x(

But more specifically, everywhere from the Unity and UDK forums, to IndieDB and Polycount.

Just fish in multiple ponds...you'll catch more that way.

Internet.

Haha, well you're welcome.

Ah, that makes sense ^^

Yeah, FLS has a nice interface, it's intuitive, and it has some really good processing abilities. My only complaint is that it tends to buckle under the weight of hardcore libraries/plugins. LASS really hits hard in this regard, as well as piano VST's.

Just make sure you get a good rig, and the necessary software (such as Kontakt)before you grab professional libraries.

With LASS, it has excellent acoustic quality and the Legato/Portamento/Glissando patches are really awesome. Though I usually find that it's not the best tool for creating those very large-sounding scores. Thankfully, I have Symphobia for that.
I usually use LA Scoring Strings for the melodic lines, and Symphobia for the expansive underscores.

However, there's also the East West Quantum Leap libraries. (You can find them at soundsonline.com) The EWQL libraries have stellar samples, but I, like many others, grew tired of the buggy samplers they ran on and switched out.
But if you're in a financial pinch, you can get the - Soundsonline.com - (I recommend swapping out Goliath for Silk, and upgrading the orchestra to platinum). It's still pricey, but for what you get, it's a spectacular deal.
Though their sampling engine may still be really buggy, and running these things requires a good CPU. But like any big purchase, you should do some good research before buying.

Ha! If you thought that was good...

The music dude appreciates the praise x)

FL Studio is one of the lowest-tier DAW's you can grab, though it's capable of so much x)

Yeah, the name is very close. But that one word totally changes the song's meaning xD Doesn't really matter here though, since it's just to showcase my progress.

The song's actual name is "Battle Within The Heart" xP

Anyways, since we're playing things smart with a smaller, more lean team, I have A LOT of free time on my hands. But instead of twiddling my thumbs while waiting for levels and scenes to be built up, I'm developing new techniques to improve the quality of the final game's soundtrack.

Let's hope I can satisfy on the audio front.

Ha, my next step is to hire an Eastern European orchestra x]

This song mostly uses La Scoring Strings and Evolve Mutations

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I use a cheap DAW called FL Studio. It's very popular with the techno/electronic crowd. Basshunter used it (not sure if he still does or not) to give an example.

You can listen to my past works either here-
Limebooth.com

Or here-
Soundcloud.com

Hmmmm, I can see that traditionally-trained individuals think down on my music, but that's most likely because I have absolutely no musical background or training. Plus, I'm not even twelve months into composition, so I still have a lot to learn and a lot of room to grow.

As for the DAW, I'd rather not say. Because if I do, I'm just going to receive more backlashing.

~Thanks for your feedback.

Oh, and my harpist friend extends his thanks ^^,

Yeah, Symphobia likes to be difficult :P

Oh, and remember guys, this theme doesn't represent the entire soundtrack! I'll be using plenty of electronic and synthetic (possibly even some dubstep xP) effects throughout.

My aim right now is to define an appropriate setting through the usage of synths, and then to add some more personality and melodic direction with orchestral instrumentation.

P.S. The post will be fixed as soon as possible. ^^,

Yes, more Indie Visual Novels! Moooooooore! ^^

As a composer, I have to say that this music is nice x)

This game looks very promising. If I wasn't working on other projects, I would've loved to have scored the music for it xD