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JWM - The Hero's Journey (Videogame Disco done in Gadget)

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Normally I make my friend Jody a piece of art of one of his OCs for Christmas, but at the end of November I quit drawing to focus more on music production and learning new songs to play on piano. So instead, I made my friend this piece of music for Christmas!

It's my favorite Justice-styled Disco sound with a pinch of videogame elements. Enjoy!

Comments

  • wagtuneswagtunes

    You really do keep busy. Sounds great, as always and as expected. That low synth has some real grit to it. Love the chiptune elements. I've yet to find a good chiptune emulation for Windows and Cubase.

  • jwmmakerofmusicjwmmakerofmusic

    @wagtunes said:
    You really do keep busy. Sounds great, as always and as expected. That low synth has some real grit to it. Love the chiptune elements. I've yet to find a good chiptune emulation for Windows and Cubase.

    Thanks mate. :) I gave it the chiptune elements due to the fact my friend loves videogames. And, he loves his gift! That's what matters most. ❤️

    And, about chiptune emulations, I remember Plogue being a pretty good brand.

    https://www.plogue.com/store.html

    But your mileage may vary. Seems Plogue is loaded with more synths now than they used to have. I remember using "Bidule" back in my days at uni, but that's a modular plugin host rather than a videogame music emulator.

    The Kingston gadget in Gadget 3 is pretty f-ing amazing for chiptunes though as is Kamata. Kingston can really do those rapid arpeggios extremely well. Ebina is not so bad either, although it's a 16-bit late 80s/early 90s game music rompler rather than a full synth. Better suited for Synthwave and Synth Pop music in my opinion, but grain of salt please.

  • Pierre118Pierre118

    You're in a good flow, Jim. Like it!

  • jwmmakerofmusicjwmmakerofmusic

    @Pierre118 said:
    You're in a good flow, Jim. Like it!

    Thanks kindly mate. ❤️ Merry Christmas.

  • Pierre118Pierre118

    @jwmmakerofmusic said:

    @Pierre118 said:
    You're in a good flow, Jim. Like it!

    Thanks kindly mate. ❤️ Merry Christmas.

    Thank you, Jim. Same to you

  • Luc_ALuc_A

    Hi mate! You are a machine gun and every shot is a song :) truly inspirational! Thanks for sharing and Merry Christmas

  • jwmmakerofmusicjwmmakerofmusic

    @Luc_A said:
    Hi mate! You are a machine gun and every shot is a song :) truly inspirational! Thanks for sharing and Merry Christmas

    Thank you so kindly, my friend. ❤️ Merry Christmas to you too.

  • michael_mmichael_m

    I missed this one - not much of a gamer myself, but evokes a hero in a game for sure. Your friend must be pretty pleased with this.

  • jwmmakerofmusicjwmmakerofmusic

    @michael_m said:
    I missed this one - not much of a gamer myself, but evokes a hero in a game for sure. Your friend must be pretty pleased with this.

    He is. :) He loves it.

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