https://soundcloud.com/user-255042164/b ... -the-stars
Hi guys, I'm pretty new around here. Been playing around with LMMS off and on for several months, still feeling a little overwhelmed sometimes by all there is to know about music production. I've been posting some of my finished projects over on the sharing platform, but I want feedback more than anything, so that I can use it to improve.
I have always loved theme music and video game music, and my dream is to make music for games someday. This track was inspired by a game I have been playing recently called Starsector. It's kind of like Mount and Blade but in space. The music in the game is very post-apocalyptic and dark, and that was kind of what I was aiming for. I think the fanfare sections of this track maybe bring the mood up too much, but I decided to keep them in for contrast. Anyway, I would love to hear what you think, and what could be better! Thanks in advance!
If you head over to the sharing platform you can find the mmpz file this was derived from. https://lmms.io/lsp/?action=show&file=15437
Mostly stock assets used. I doctored it up in Audacity after rendering to remove the worst of the clipping.
Hi guys, I'm pretty new around here. Been playing around with LMMS off and on for several months, still feeling a little overwhelmed sometimes by all there is to know about music production. I've been posting some of my finished projects over on the sharing platform, but I want feedback more than anything, so that I can use it to improve.
I have always loved theme music and video game music, and my dream is to make music for games someday. This track was inspired by a game I have been playing recently called Starsector. It's kind of like Mount and Blade but in space. The music in the game is very post-apocalyptic and dark, and that was kind of what I was aiming for. I think the fanfare sections of this track maybe bring the mood up too much, but I decided to keep them in for contrast. Anyway, I would love to hear what you think, and what could be better! Thanks in advance!
If you head over to the sharing platform you can find the mmpz file this was derived from. https://lmms.io/lsp/?action=show&file=15437
Mostly stock assets used. I doctored it up in Audacity after rendering to remove the worst of the clipping.