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Oh nice, yeah I’ve been tempted to get ultimate, buying sample libraries is like my largest living expense, I swear haha. I think it would paralyse me from composing, I already get mega choice overload! I’d spend more time fiddling with the samples than anything else, although, it is nice to come across a project that requires you to dig in and find something you haven’t used before or in a long time to score. 

Pleased you like it! Thanks dude! 

Yeah, I can totally hear that! Would have been awesome to score those games- super creative instrumentation! I feel I’d need to learn to play the Jaw Harp though haha.

All I can think about is a cat on a lounger drinking a cocktail. 

I really would have liked to hear a main theme variation and a slower middle, where there is more space, maybe the main theme fragmented with a delay. Also, it's a little dry, slap on that beach vibe reverb, especially with the piano and steel pans! 

Really cool ideas and creative sound for the melody, its all I'm gonna hear in my head for the entire evening now haha.

Someone had to give the ants a voice, they've been ignored for too long! 

I agree with Grunt. 

Perhaps your melody could have been an octave higher to better distinguish from the harmony. Also, do you use a click track? 

Generally, for harmony or accompaniment its better to have more rigid time, with melody you can get away with a little more.  

I think the guitar sounds are awesome and some tasty ideas here, keep playing around with it and it'll just get better and better! 

Beautiful harmonies, super neat high strings. 

Your flourish at 1.37 gave me chills. 

I'd love to see the score if I am able!

Okay, that slapped when the guitar came in, I did not see that coming!

I really love a good jazzy organ sound, just a good sound to vibe to. 

Nice work! 

Nice! 

The vocal scatting and harmonies were a really nice touch! 

What library did you use for the plucky tremolo? Kinda reminds me of Impressionism by Spitfire. 

It's amazing that the total randomness of things is enough to spark inspiration, thanks for your comment!