Sounds so full and amazing favorite

Sounds so full and amazing favorite

Lovely - sounds deceptively simple, but you've got a great melody and a lot going on. Chord progressions add so much to the feel.

Lovely - sounds deceptively simple, but you've got a great melody and a lot going on. Chord progressions add so much to the feel.

This was a pleasent surprise. Love the chord progression.

This was a pleasent surprise. Love the chord progression.

Very solid, I hope they serve nice drinks there.
- Spider

Very solid, I hope they serve nice drinks there. - Spider

Thanks I'm really working on making my music more interesting harmonically.

I wanted to experiment with moving from major to minor/ diminished sounds.

[quote=MRDRCAT]Lovely - sounds deceptively simple, but you've got a great melody and a lot going on. Chord progressions add so much to the feel.[/quote] Thanks I'm really working on making my music more interesting harmonically. [quote=J Sangha]This was a pleasent surprise. Love the chord progression.[/quote] I wanted to experiment with moving from major to minor/ diminished sounds.

This may be later than the "early" Zelda games you're referencing, but the main major/diminished pivot + the oompah bass makes me think of the sickly-sweet tritones in "Lost Woods." Synth horn is nice and expressive (love the rising triplets in the prechorus). And the B-section melody is able to turn up the tension while still keeping a playful, childlike vibe. It's a weird pool, but maybe not so scary?

This may be later than the "early" Zelda games you're referencing, but the main major/diminished pivot + the oompah bass makes me think of the sickly-sweet tritones in "Lost Woods." Synth horn is nice and expressive (love the rising triplets in the prechorus). And the B-section melody is able to turn up the tension while still keeping a playful, childlike vibe. It's a weird pool, but maybe not so scary?

Reminds me a little of Yuka Tsujiyoko... like for a visit to a city festival cut scene or the like.  Very nice work.

Reminds me a little of Yuka Tsujiyoko... like for a visit to a city festival cut scene or the like. Very nice work.