So... ok... It's ironic that I left your post, Jofes, "for the sweetest", heh

Gelato Vibrato - This song made me really want to get up from my chair and go to the kitchen... And so, at 0:42 I open the fridge... AND IT'S EMPTY! HORROR! Anyway, the rest of the track I'm running around my room and trying to get dressed as quickly as possible so I can run to the store for donuts... Heh

Strawberry Jam - This music makes me want to walk the streets... The thing is, the store where I usually get donuts is closed. I'll have to walk with a stylish gait along the streets of my beloved Kazakhstan to find a store with really tasty donuts...

Any Bakers Dozen - I found a donut shop! I managed to grab the donut that I really wanted to eat as quickly as possible! But I need to urgently and as quickly as possible run away from the evil saleswoman who wants to open my skull as punishment for stealing... The rest of the track I'm RUNNING AWAY FROM A FAT LADY WITH A ROLLING PIN!...

...and at the very end - she throws a rolling pin at me, I fall off a bridge into a river, smash my skull on the rocks and die...

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...with a donut in my teeth

HEH!

I really appreciate that you packaged it all into one video with some sweet graphics (great friends of yours!! My favorite has to be Any Baker's Dozen because it had me feeling pumped and like some kind of mystery was awaiting to be solved, as if someone had stolen the 13th cupcake! Seriously amazing job, I love vibrant, pop-esque takes on jazz, and this hits it home.

Very  catchy bass line, top on with brass are great idea! That tempo change in Any Bakers Dozen also Impressed. Your signature on this set is remarkable.

This is really great! The bass provides a very groovy and solid structure all throughout which I really like here. The jazz structure as a whole is incredibly well written, I like how you've incorporated the solos especially. I like the clarinet vibrato you've added here as well, I see some others may have been opposed to it but I think it is great for jazz! Honestly the whole soundtrack feels pretty game ready! If I had to provide a criticism (although not really a criticism at the same time), I really like how the kick adds a solid beat and I think it fits well into what you've made, although I think when you compose more, I think a clave rhythmic foundation/motif for the kick (which isn't essential for the genre, a four on the floor rhythmic foundation works just fine, but it) could really bring out the bossa nova feeling even more! I imagine the intended goal of the kick was probably to get people dancing though haha! Nicely done with this!

You were able to get a good variety of moods and vibes while keeping consistent with orchestration and genre. You've got a good foundation for your next project! Make sure you spend a lot of time messing around with the MIDI and synth preset settings for your solos so they sound as lively and full of energy as possible. Accent some notes, throw in some vibrato on held notes, get some different samples of each instrument being played in different ways (staccato vs, legato, trumpets with mutes, etc.). Great work, and good luck!

Really surprising and fun ahah, I like the uniqueness and the creativity around it, good job !

That tempo change in Any Bakers Dozen made me groove hard. Amazing work!

Keep it up; you'll do great with your friends' game.

This is probably the most creative approach I've seen for this theme, and it's really fortunate for you that it goes really with what your friends already asked for!

My favorite track is definitely Any Baker's Dozen! I really like the melodies and the accelerando in the beginning.

Great work! 

"Free desserts? Sounds like the best kind of freedom to me!" - ok, you got me ahahaha

This is such a s smooth and funky soundtrack. Your purported opportunity to practice Bossa Nova translates to me as an excuse to jam out for 7 minutes, and I LOVE that. Any Baker's Dozen completely caught me off guard and goes hard for literally no reason other than it can; it's a straight up bop! Everything here was light, fun and a really cool vibe. Excellent work all around!!

In every track the thing that always gets my attention is the bass and I have to commend that. That bass line in Gelato Vibrato is so fun to listen to, paired with the piano and you have a perfectly delicious mix of jazzy goodness! Same goes with Strawberry Jam, the bass definitely carried most of it. The intro of Any Bakers' Dozen was really nice with the tempo, and the bass there was really nice too! I guess the only problem I had was that the bass really carried most of the soundtrack, and the instruments soloing during every track weren't given as much love. That's not to say I didn't enjoy it, it was still a nice listen, though it lost the feeling of freestyle jazz, and gave me more, cafe jazz vibes. Regardless, great work!

Alright, I'm probably gonna have the hottest take on here, but I didn't really like OST :I And I'm going to try my best on explaining why. (Keep in mind this is INCREDIBLY subjective, proven by the positive feedback here.)

1. Instruments

This isn't really something that can be blamed, but by using virtual instruments I feel like you lose that true improvisation that your take on the theme is hinging on, now ofc playing and recording actual instruments would be a tall order and kind of lucrative in a crunchtime jam, but I think it would've helped this a lot, not even mentioning how every note sounds the same in the dynamics which I diminishes any interest for me in the solos. (also I just don't like the sounds of the virtual instruments in general, they sound super robotic and bland). Also the articulations feel super limited because of it as well, even if it is Bossa Nova a lot of it is high energy, some falls or scoops would greatly enhance this.

2. Composition

Alrighty, I was SUPER unengaged pretty much the whole way through, to me there was nothing interesting going on in the solos, which if anything should probably be the most enjoyable, everything felt super predictable and generic, I could probably try to sing along with the solo on my first time listening and not get off track in the slightest. And it probably has to do with playing it safe in the solos, it seemed like it always afraid to play a note off key or off chord which prevented it from sounding "Jazzy" in the first place. 

3. Solo Sections

I think there was a severe lack of attention to detail in the solo sections, I would've really hoped that there could be more than just the rythym section and the other solo instrument to accompany the solo, like a section of any 3 same instruments (Like three trombones as an example) subtily highlighting the chords would add SO much to it, I think more research on how jazz music usually progresses (such as structure and standard chord changes in Jazz) would also elevate this.

Overall, I'm just kinda underwhelmed by this soundtrack, but that's just me, hope you find something of value from this critique.

(Excuse me for all the edits lol)

Easily the most funny interpretation of the theme so far for me; and using the jam as an opportunity to fulfill two goals at the same time is clever, hahaha.
My favourite track is "Any Bakers Dozen". I like the intro part with the accelerating tempo, it puts the listener into a "ready to fight" state, and the piano + brass... fantastic. 
Overall, I love your take on this, besides, your skills are definitely great. (The use of call and response is top notch)

Ohhh, these have a real nice groove : ]

The first two felt a bit repetative, however I really enjoyed  "Any bakers dozen". It had that It factor you know. The beat and groove was on another level, the bass line underneath the saxophone made for such a cool combo, and the silent piano sprinkled throughout was the final touch it needed to really hit.

Great work!

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I really like the theme of this one. Any Bakers Dozen was my personal favorite. Almost sounds like a Mario Kart track theme.

I'm a sucker for bossa nova so this was an easy listen for me. Loved the first track especially!

I was hoping to like Gelato Vibrato the best cos that's an incredible name but Strawberry Jam is The Jam here. Honestly really cool interpretation of the theme from the improv and free dessert idea, but also just really great compositions sounding very japanese, sort of a Pokemon Gelateria. Only thing was that I found the bass guitar and one of the woodwinds in the first piece slightly overwhelming in some frequencies so would've maybe controlled that - but that's getting nitpicky. Solid stuff Jofes!

Oh my god I'm in love with strawberry jam, right up my alley. Every song was so consistent with your theme and that made the listen even more enjoyable.

Getting Touhou vibes from this, love the freeform approach you took with it, I think it works really well for the genre. The last tune really had me grooving!

Oh, it's very neat; jazzy and catchy tracks, all really cool!

 And 3 great tracks in 48 hours, I'm impressed!

Really hard to believe those bangers were made in 48 hours. Captured the jazz vibes flawlessly and at some point I even forgot that i was supposed to be rating it and just enjoyed the music lol. Love the basses especially, and the dynamic in Any Bakers Dozen!