Aiki - Final Boss
By FXtion on January 31, 2016 4:51 pm
After Last week video game music, I made the last level soundtrack. Be prepared to fight the boss !
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After Last week video game music, I made the last level soundtrack. Be prepared to fight the boss !
Audio works licensed by author under:
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Great development! Gorgeous sound--Hung drum or steel drum? Nice doubling with the synth, too.
Last level, or first real level.
Could be. Maybe last week was the game title...
Great development! Gorgeous sound--Hung drum or steel drum? Nice doubling with the synth, too.
Hang drum, yes. This model: http://www.soniccouture.com/en/products/26-percussion/g29-pan-drums/ . Bought it for 8-10 bucks a few years back, and now it's 100...
cut scene for the final boss starts, hear this pop up, cut to the character's face:
cut scene for the final boss starts, hear this pop up, cut to the character's face:
I'm sorry but I don't really get what you mean...
Very nice! It's got somewhat of a Deus Ex feel to it once it gets going, with the looping bell+synth patterns.
My biggest piece of feedback would be that it takes too long to get to a point where it's "big" enough to really feel like final boss music. It got really awesome in the last two-thirds of the track, but before then it was a little bit too laid-back for something I'd want to play during a final fight.
Devieus wrote:Last level, or first real level.
Could be. Maybe last week was the game title...
It's still early in the year.
cut scene for the final boss starts, hear this pop up, cut to the character's face:
Reading this again now and I immediately got it.
Go figure why I didn't understood the first
My biggest piece of feedback would be that it takes too long to get to a point where it's "big" enough to really feel like final boss music. It got really awesome in the last two-thirds of the track, but before then it was a little bit too laid-back for something I'd want to play during a final fight.
Thanks, this kind of comment is really precious!