I find most incredible how your style of sountrack is perfectly accurate to the aesthetic of exploration or point and click games where the subtle emotions of sound is very present very fitted for enviromental storytelling. One thing i think you can utilize to facilitate the creative process and research is using one of practices recommended by the Utimate guide to video game writing and design:Play a game for a least thirty minutes and after that write what elements was highlight to your experience and then use this knowledge to your advantage in your working. For example your focus tend to be centered in music and sound design so playing games like Yu-Gi-Oh Duelist of the roses(with his ethereal voices and classic instruments combine themselves to form a sobrenatural and divine feeling),Shadow hearts covenant(with his sound of locations and objects and the horror vibe blending together to prepare or relax the player)or the Wolf among us(with his ambient and minimalistic style of music highlighting the focus in each scenario and giving ground to the player interact with full concentration on the matter) can help improve your style with other approaches being put in your references.
this captures it all! it builds on the vibe and captures the instrumentation and feel of an old school horror/grimdark rpg/other type of game. good job! keep creating! i'll be here when you've grown big.
@@Secluded_Sonance of course. i'm pretty sure it won't be _that_ much later. and even if you don't get lucky with the algorithms, you'll still be this cool, small channel with the sweet, weird, sinister music that i and my fellow writers will keep coming back to. good shit. :)
It's part of my "album" Melodies of the Abyss (coming soon). Yes there is some kind of story but it's explained with music, not words. So the listeners can, sort of, make their own interpretation of the story.
I can't decide if it's more unsettling or calming... love it! Old-school dungeon crawler / RPG vibes.
Unsettling, calming, old-school. 3 words that perfectly describe what I'm trying to do, glad you enjoyed ✌️
I find most incredible how your style of sountrack is perfectly accurate to the aesthetic of exploration or point and click games where the subtle emotions of sound is very present very fitted for enviromental storytelling.
One thing i think you can utilize to facilitate the creative process and research is using one of practices recommended by the Utimate guide to video game writing and design:Play a game for a least thirty minutes and after that write what elements was highlight to your experience and then use this knowledge to your advantage in your working.
For example your focus tend to be centered in music and sound design so playing games like Yu-Gi-Oh Duelist of the roses(with his ethereal voices and classic instruments combine themselves to form a sobrenatural and divine feeling),Shadow hearts covenant(with his sound of locations and objects and the horror vibe blending together to prepare or relax the player)or the Wolf among us(with his ambient and minimalistic style of music highlighting the focus in each scenario and giving ground to the player interact with full concentration on the matter) can help improve your style with other approaches being put in your references.
Thank you very much for your support, i will give a try to this ultimate guide. Seems like a very good idea 👍👍
this captures it all! it builds on the vibe and captures the instrumentation and feel of an old school horror/grimdark rpg/other type of game. good job! keep creating! i'll be here when you've grown big.
Thanks for your support. See you later then ✌️
@@Secluded_Sonance of course. i'm pretty sure it won't be _that_ much later. and even if you don't get lucky with the algorithms, you'll still be this cool, small channel with the sweet, weird, sinister music that i and my fellow writers will keep coming back to. good shit. :)
Ahaha, we'll see. Thanks again 👍
that's a good compostition!
about the abyss - is there a story behind it? i'm just curious
It's part of my "album" Melodies of the Abyss (coming soon). Yes there is some kind of story but it's explained with music, not words. So the listeners can, sort of, make their own interpretation of the story.