What I love the most about this game is the atmosphere with look and feel of the game. You do feel like you are a conductor.

My main problem however is that gameplay doesn't fully match up with the atmosphere.

Tapping on each musical department is something that feels natural. Something you would do as the conductor. However drag and dropping instructions doesn't feel natural/satisfying. It is too much back and forth to feel natural. I would have expected this game to be more in the feeling of something like OSU or Beat Saber.

Perhaps when tapping on a musical department. A mini popup comes up. And you have to click each a quadrant of the popup on how to conduct. For example: the popup comes up. And you click the F, click the F, and click the F. By giving three taps on the FFF that department will now play forte fortissimo 

I love the idea !
Honestly, submitting a serious game for a jam at 16 yo seems to be a challenge. The creative commons and free of use assets are a nice touch too. Hats off 🎩!
(also : Hall of the mountain king always work on me !)

I liked learning about music, but omg how hard it was ! i love the concept though and I could have fun playing it for a while :)

Really awesome to see skillsets mix together and end up learning something about music in the midst of a game development event! Thank you for this

i like the idea, and i had lots of fun playing! great work :)

Fun concept, but it will be good to improve drag and drop accuracy.

Interesting idea, I'm a big fan of highscore games. I struggled to understand what to do for the first few minutes but once I grasped that it was pretty cool!

very cool. i agree with that if this had layered audio it would be absolutely amazing.

Going to agree with Neighbourhood Snake very stressful lol.  Was fun though! Great job!

This was the most stressful game I've played all year. 10/10

Fun little game. 

Awesome visuals, great idea, fantastic vibe. If this would get finished with actual layered audio depending on your gameplay, it would be a hit.

The accuracy could be better. When I found out it doesn't matter what expression I use, I felt really clever, until the end result came. Absolutely genius.

Wonderful work. I do music and I was thinking it would be so cool to have each respective instrument section drop out of the song you're listening to when you lose it. You'd need a different file playing for each section, but just something to keep in mind if you take this further!

The tutorial boxes ended up losing me some sections by interrupting drags, maybe have them wait until the mouse isn't held down to come up. Great visual polish, you don't often get a lot of that.