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Thank you :)

Thanks for the detailed commentary.

I must admit I'm surprised you feel it's lacking reverb. Except for the solo cello almost everything goes through a delay and a reverb. I also turned off the close mic on all the tracks to get a more "ambient" sound.

However, I didn't take the time to calculate the delay to make it realistic, it's something I easily forget.

Thanks for the commentary, I'm glad you think it works.

No problem finding the track conventional, it's not a revolutionary piece and I'm not pretending it is :)

I gave a follow back ;)

Thanks for the detailed review.

I agree the end of the track could be improved and adding another part to bring diversity would definitely help.

About creating my own sounds, you're completely right. I thought about it when I was composing, but the issue is I don't really know how to proceed (for now).

I was a bit frustrated because I was limited by the samples from my libraries and I felt they sounded too similar. I did transform them but still they are recognizable.

No worries about your suggestions, on the contrary, the point of participating in these jams is to practice and get feedback, so thanks again :)

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Hey, merci beaucoup !

That's exactly the kind of mood and picture I wanted to create, I'm glad it works for you.

I had very limited time to work during the jam. I decided to focus on the sound design and the mood rather than the composition itself. I have much less experience in it and I thought it was a good time to learn a thing or two. I agree there's some lack of momentum, it's something I would have worked out better with more time.

And...yes, I get your feeling at the end, I also feel it ends too soon. The track could clearly benefit from another part and a bit more variety. Maybe I'll continue working on it when I got more time.

Thanks! I'm glad you liked the atmosphere.

Thanks!

Thank you!
I did use the same notes forward and backward, but I didn't necessary used the same rythm to keep it a bit fresh.

Thank you!

Thank you so much!

Really like the string and the way the instrumentation of the melody evolve through the track. I had a feeling of exploration I only get when playing old adventure game from the pre-PS3/X360 era. 

That's a nice track to put when someone whant is zen moment, good job!

I liked the drum in the second track, but I though the glockenspield volume was too high. It would also benefit from more dynamic variation. I have sensible ears to high pitch and I had a bit of trouble to stay focus the whole time because of that.

I liked the mood you set in your first track when the string comes, it has some kind of weird uneasy feeling I enjoyed.

I got your  melody in my head  and I can't get it ou of there, not thank you!...
Seriously, your melody stick in my head which means it's a good one, I also like the drum it's was an original one.

I really like the handrum (even if it's a fake one, it's really well done!) it gives your music such a specific vibe.
The three songs are really cohesive yet distinctive. It's the same game/movie but different moment well done!

I don't know what I could add that the comments below haven't said already.
It is such a good track, congratulation!

Nice one, it's calm, it's clean, it's the kind of track that would perfectly fit in a playlist "soft piano for study" to help people concentrate while working.

Thank you very much!
It's my first jam and when I listened to the other submission I was thinking how original they were compared to my cinematic music. I'm glad you liked it! Well, except... there's no guitar in it :D 

It's a slightly processed harp. I did a track kind of similar in tone to this one not so long ago where I used a synth which had some electric guitarish kind of sound, but I didn't want to redo the same thing for the jam.

Thank you! I'm glad I nailed the atmosphere and you liked it.

Thanks! I'm really glad I succeeded to convey the atmosphere I wanted.

Thank you!

Really nice track. It's varied, cohesive and the progression is really smooth. It kept all my attention and I even listen to the bonus cut (nice once too!).

I was on my break when I opened your soundcloud link.
Your music was exactly what I needed to focus, so I just got back to work with it in my ears.
Well done!

Clearly I didn't expect that when the theme of the Jam was announced. You had a flash of genius with your idea of choose your own path!

It's a pleasant music. As other have said it would work well in a video game. It's the kind of music I could hear in a little peaceful town or in a puzzle/card game.

As for the covert, you can look on some copyright-free image database.
For instance, mine comes from pixabay. You won't always find what you're specifically looking for, but it's still human work you can use for free.

Thanks!

Very good, I really like it!
It would perfectly fit in an action/adventure/retro-jrpg game.

Hi, I'm sorry if this sounds dumb I'm a complete noob with RPG Maker MZ. I did research on google but fond nothing about my issue.

Once walls are imported in tilessets (screenshot 1) I can build the black and white "outline" of the room but I can't add "inside" wall with just the white border and some wall painting like in your screenshot.

If I create a border then add a painting it erase the border (screenshot 2).

I did something with white border from another tilesets (screenshot 3) but it's not really as revelant.