The Game we are making has not yet released but I wanted to know what yall think..

I really like the chords on the second part

i have no experience with music, no musical talent, also using beepbox cuz its free. How do I improve at making game music?

Recently watched this Ben of the week video and this song played quickly and I instantly recognised it from a game, but couldn’t remember what game!!!!

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Hey everyone!

I just wanted to share this cover I recently posted with my friends. I made the arragement and recorded both of the guitars. Hope you like it and feel free to share it and give us feedback or suggestions for future covers. :)

I couldn’t find the track on streaming, but the full music video from the game is up on YouTube.

For some context, I know it’s not the holidays yet but I’m playing through Hypnospace Outlaw currently and found this somehow genuine banger. Kinda wish I could’ve found it to add to my holiday playlist.

Do you have any of them on your Android Phone? Or on your IPhone/IPad?

I have attached a song and I am trying to find out its name and where its from.
Sounds like something from Bombrush, Jet set radio or Spaltoon.

Thanks in advance.

Hey all, I just wanted to share my video of one of my favourite song of Deltarune. First time doing a video in years so I'm really excited about it :)

https://youtu.be/o2eQz2xpA5Q?is=M6QtO5SX1b1IuKSp

I fell into a slightly ridiculous musical rabbit hole and thought this might be the right place to share it.

I was listening to Kurt Weill’s Johnny Johnson (1936), and in the second act there’s a very short piece called “Johnny’s Dream”, during the scene in which Johnny dreams of Minny Belle.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wUWqiURFAjM&list=RDwUWqiURFAjM&start_radio=1

The moment it started, I had this completely unexpected reaction:

this sounds like Zelda.

It genuinely sounds to me like music you could hear while wandering into a little village, entering someone’s house, or stumbling across one of those slightly surreal encounters Zelda is so good at.

Obviously I’m not suggesting that Koji Kondo heard this piece or that there is any actual influence. I have absolutely no evidence for that. It may just be my brain making an association.

But then I started going down the rabbit hole, and the coincidences became pretty funny.

The name The Legend of Zelda, meanwhile, comes from Zelda Fitzgerald.

And then, completely separately, I discovered that Weill later wrote the incidental music for the 1946 play A Flag Is Born, which actually includes a character named Zelda.

None of this proves anything whatsoever, obviously. It’s just an absurd chain of coincidences.

But discovering all of that after hearing “Johnny’s Dream” and immediately thinking “this sounds like Zelda music” made the whole thing too amusing not to share.

So I’m curious:

Does “Johnny’s Dream” sound Zelda-like to anyone else?

I’d also love to know which specific Zelda track it reminds you of, because I have the feeling there’s something very particular I’m subconsciously connecting it to and I can’t quite place it.

If you're interested in hearing Halo music on guitar, check out my video!

Halo: Mjolnir Mix

My channel is generally guitar lessons, but there's a fair bit of "fun" content that goes outside of that, including a lot of video game music coming soon. I'll be tackling Mega Man, Dynasty Warriors, Mario 64, and Final Fantasy next! You can always request stuff too!

Come visit, and feel free to follow me on Instagram if you'd like.

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Otherwise, just appreciate talking game music with you all! (My favorite OSTs are Fable 1-3 and the Ori games, but not sure I want to translate those to guitar).

Here's the iconic Fire Emblem Theme arranged for organ as an Anthem.

Enjoy. 😊

I am making a Pokémon romhack, but I am struggling to find upbeat and energetic battle themes for my hack. Do you guys have any suggestions?

When I’m running circles in Carrion Cave for two hours trying to power-level, the music is honestly the only thing keeping me sane. When you pull up the sheet music for "Dark Caverns," you realize Nishiki basically engineered this track to put gamers into a total flow state.

First off, it’s written in 3/4 time, which hits completely different than your usual 4/4 RPG march. Instead of a stiff, driving beat pushing me forward, the sheet music shows this constant, rolling waltz rhythm. It gives the cave this hypnotic, swaying vibe that just gets me mesmerized, match the rhythm to my turn-based menu inputs, and autopilot through encounters.

Then there’s the key signature, C minor with those three flats sitting at the start of the staff. Looking at the notes, Nishiki doesn't try to be flashy. The lower strings are just holding down these deep, droning notes on C and G like a dark safety net. Because the bassline is just breathing in the background rather than pounding my ears, it feels like ambient cave noise. Up top, the violin melody is super sparse. The score spreads the notes out so evenly across the high and low instruments that no single sound ever gets sharp or annoying, completely saving me from ear fatigue.

Watching a minecraft playthrough made me listen to So Below by Lena Raine a lot, and I realised it sounds like one of the Borderlands 2 ambient soundtracks. I looked it up and it was from Three Horns valley map. Do you hear the similarities too?

I even mapped out the notes on MIDI and I could see some similarities but my lack of knowledge of music theory limited the understanding, so I only saw the similarities in the last 2 notes of the main melodies of both songs, the intervals are literally the same

Borderlands 2 - Three Horns Ambient: https://youtu.be/NiN8dRdqfvY

Lena Raine - So Below: https://youtu.be/32jUaAgflXc