First track was some great stuff, especially with the entry of the other voices. Second track felt like the introduction to a tropical island in a way lol. Overall great stuff.
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Track 1 - Lots of weird/unique sounds that surprisingly go together really well. Super funky and I love the overall vibe of this. I don't even know how a phone ringing could be used in a song but you did it well.
Track 2 - Loving the game that you formed around this, especially the art. Once again, a piece that doesn't fail to disappoint - basically the same feelings as track 1 but a completely different sound. (Also I was half expecting you to throw in the seinfeld theme just to screw with us in line with the game's theme lol.)
Track 3 - It seems like you had a lot of fun with this which really shows. This piece in particular was a little bit less engaging than the others - it felt sort of samey throughout. Still a great job though.
Track 1 - I think less reverb and more balancing is in order. Everything sort of gets muddled together, especially when there's this higher melody coming through at around a minute in that I really want to be able to hear better - it sit above everything else. Otherwise I think the piece did a good job of evoking the theme you were going for!
Track 2 - Again, could be balanced some more and the overall volume could be reduced. I especially liked the solo part around 0:35 but everything after that again melded together.
Overall I'm not well versed in electronic music but it felt like it could be a great video game backdrop with some more mastering!
Track 1 - really enjoy the beat and how everything came back together after the bridge.
Track 2 - decent transition piece but I felt like it lacked a certain cohesion if that makes sense?
Track 3 - I think the guitar really elevated this one. Everything ended up coming together nicely and it felt like a proper finale.
For having done everything by hand, super great job!
Track 2 was definitely my favorite, felt like something I would hear in like Daggerfall lol. I think the pieces worked well as palindromes but I think this fits category B instead of C - the notes are played in reverse order but I don't think the music itself is necessarily reversed (unless I'm just bad at listening).


