Pyritie's musics

[Pyritie]

Tune in the beginning isn't mine - it's originally from a sample from a free music maker that I got from a cereal box ages ago.

 

[Dentothor]

holy shit niec! XD

 

[kekeke]

Holy nice music for your fist time

You should be an official music maker for maps, I know if I ever bother to make a map worthy of hiveworkshop than I would be glad to use your music in it.

Keep up the good music,
KeKeKe

 

[Pyritie]

Holy nice music for your fist time

You should be an official music maker for maps, I know if I ever bother to make a map worthy of hiveworkshop than I would be glad to use your music in it.

Keep up the good music,
KeKeKe

Ha, 8bit's much easier to make than most music you'd find in modern games simply because there aren't very many instruments All you really have to do is come up with a tune and you're pretty much done


http://modplug.com if anyone else wants to try. I can give links to the VSTs (instrument plugins) I used

 

[Slaydon]

reminds me of pokemon in the middle ;P Nice

 

[Pyritie]

Yep.

 

[The Panda]

Nice beat too it

 

[TheHunterKiller]

Those are nice. Sounds like pokemon musics.

 

[Pyritie]

Basically an 8bit version of a song originally by this guy, called "computing the chip"

You can listen to it streaming here.

 

[TheDarkGiganotosaur]

It's pretty awesome! I love it!

You know, the best part when making music is collecting lots of VST instrument plugins. The synthesizers pack a lot of stunning presets, and they're very useful.

Keep up the great work, Pyritie!

 

[Pyritie]

Hah, my VST collection is very small at the moment xD

Glad you like it though!

 

[Vosty]

Wow, sounds like something I heard on a game-boy color (which I happen to be the last one earth to use one, apparantly.)

Very nice though. I'm gonna try this for a game using a tool on yoyogames.com called gamemaker. It makes games with pretty low res, so it would fit better than putting this music in a 3-d one.

 

[Pyritie]

Wow, sounds like something I heard on a game-boy color (which I happen to be the last one earth to use one, apparantly.)

Well the plugin I used is supposed to be a gameboy sound emulator

Very nice though. I'm gonna try this for a game using a tool on yoyogames.com called gamemaker. It makes games with pretty low res, so it would fit better than putting this music in a 3-d one.

ah, good ol' gamemaker

 

[Pyritie]

No no no I'm not making music for anyone's map

 

[Mulgrim]

lol, very addicting

 

[The World Is Flat]

Wow, sounds like something I heard on a game-boy color (which I happen to be the last one earth to use one, apparantly.)

Very nice though. I'm gonna try this for a game using a tool on yoyogames.com called gamemaker. It makes games with pretty low res, so it would fit better than putting this music in a 3-d one.

Wow, i accually have 2. (gameboy colors)

Great music pyritie! may i use it in my map???

 

[Pyritie]

yeah if you really want to

just credit etc etc

 

[The World Is Flat]

ok, lol thanks.

 

[WILL THE ALMIGHTY]

Awesome. I can just imagine some 8-bit game with pyritie running around with this music.

 

[Pyritie]

Made with a bunch of win7 sounds + some noise.

Kinda unfinished.

 

[WherewolfTherewolf]

Sounds like video game music from like the Super Nintendo/Sega Genesis just a bit more realistic with the bell sounds.

I notice you used the Gunshot patch for the drum sounds, if your computer has it you should check some of the other MIDI drum patches (that still can have their pitch controlled):

114: Steel drums
115: Woodblock
116: Taiko Drum
117: Melodic Tom
118: Synth Drum
119: Reverse Cymbol (good more for effects then drums)

I'm not sure how the program your using works with patches but I figured I'd bring these up in case you didn't know about them (idk, you could just be sticking to the Gunshot patch simply since it has the old video game vib to it anyways)

-The Taiko drum sounds good if use it simultaneously with the synth drum

 

[Pyritie]

Nope, no MIDIs Just lo-fi noise with adjusted envelopes ;P

 

[WherewolfTherewolf]

lol, well they sound pretty much EXACTLY like midi's (though the bells do sound a bit more realistic, the "Drum" patch sounds just like the Gunshot patch for MIDI). Pretty cool.

-To tell you the truth this song is like Deja-vu to the first route song in the original pokemon series, its not exactly the same but its very similar - twice as catchy though.

 

[Pyritie]

-To tell you the truth this song is like Deja-vu to the first route song in the original pokemon series, its not exactly the same but its very similar - twice as catchy though.

You're not the first to say that it reminds you of pokémon

 

[WherewolfTherewolf]

Do you play a lot of Pokemon (or did you use to play a lot of Pokemon)? I can just see how it influences a lot of your music, drawing, etc.

 

[Pyritie]

Used to, yeah. Ruby+pearl mostly (didn't really play much on red)

So yeah that might be an influence for my stuff.

EDIT: Also new thing coming soon!

 

[WherewolfTherewolf]

lol, if you start the youtube video like 1-2 seconds after you start the attachment you can get a round going - sounds awesome.

Start it like half a second after you can get a reverb thing going, wait a couple more half seconds without waiting for like a whole measure you can get some delay

 

[Billy the Cat]

-To tell you the truth this song is like Deja-vu to the first route song in the original pokemon series, its not exactly the same but its very similar - twice as catchy though.

This one?
When listening to the song I can hear some similarity for a short while.

 

[WherewolfTherewolf]

yeah thats the one, though I think the ones from the later games (I think gold/silver had the same song just a bit more full sort of like Pyrities song)

 

[Billy the Cat]

yeah thats the one, though I think the ones from the later games (I think gold/silver had the same song just a bit more full sort of like Pyrities song)

I noticed how the Silver/Gold track sounded a lot more clear compared to the one in Red/Blue.
It was still the same track though.
I guess I got to check this one for Silver/Gold.

It really is a small similarity, but enough to give you that Pokémon feeling. ^^;

 

[WherewolfTherewolf]

Well though the song is totally different, its just the 8-bit sound (well psuedo 8-bit) along with the upbeat marching band style writing that reminds you to the sounds from the series.

 

[Pyritie]

Forgot to post this >___>

 

[WherewolfTherewolf]

Nice, I like how this one concludes and seems to flow in feeling from beginning to end

 

[The World Is Flat]

It feels a bit stuttery to me to be truthful.

 

[Pyritie]

What do you mean by that?

 

[Billy the Cat]

What do you mean by that?

I think he's talking about the ending.
I currently got to keep my sound off so I can't recheck it, but I thought it didn't flow all too well.
Dunno how else to describe it xD

 

[WherewolfTherewolf]

Well I would recognize a difference between transitioning and flowing - the song did transition through the different parts, it just was a bit more sudden (which can be appropriate for different styles, it seems to fit here).

 

[Billy the Cat]

Well I would recognize a difference between transitioning and flowing

Blame my English skills there ;P

 

[The World Is Flat]

Exactly my point. it seems to jump to differet parts of the song, instrad of flowing into them smoothly, and the ending is... jittery.

 

[WherewolfTherewolf]

Exactly my point. it seems to jump to differet parts of the song, instrad of flowing into them smoothly, and the ending is... jittery.

That could simply be the style - this song seems like it belongs in an old Nes or Genesis racing game, which would have fast songs like this that don't necessarily flow like something slower.

-For some reason I'm getting deja vu on the ending, I know I've heard that same ending in some song from a video game but I dont remember which




Edit:
Just wondering, what happened to 4 and 5? I see you label your songs by number