Ideas For Some Game Music, Using Fl Studio to make my game's songs Options

[Doomhunt]

Hey everyone, it has been a few weeks since I last made a topic so I figured I would upload some of these music tracks I have been working on in a program called Fl Studio 10. These tracks are from kinda all over the last few years, but I picked the ones I liked best of the electro type sounds I've developed to implement into say, a sci-fi/horror or futuristic video game. Maybe these could even work in a final fantasy-like game.

Please, Please, Please take the time to listen to each individual track, I promise you won't be disappointed and I'd love to hear some feedback so ya. Thanks!

Anyways, here they are:


1. A jungle-like/egyptian/arabic something or Other Beat (Title Screen?)

2. A Techno Beat Accompanied by Piano (Maybe for a title screen or maybe some cinematic or other)

3. My Personal Favorite (A fast pased, high tune, electronic beat with rising synths, zippery drops, and some dream bells (Zap Cannon) (Battle music?)

4. A Soft, Soul-like tune (Has a badass backbeat with some phaser guitar and a soul-like or bluesy feel. Emotional.) (Epic Cinematic?)

5. Uber Bass Beat with synthed chords and harmonized basslines (Starts off a little phasy, and then drops into a heavy backbeat with some synths at about "0.45") (Background music in some technological city?)

6. This one sucks, but it breaks down into kindof a cool metal sound. But i dont like the techno parts.

This post has been edited by Doomhunt: Oct 10 2012, 08:12 PM

[Shaddow]

This stuff sounds really good, kind of inspires me to try my hand at music making, though it probably won't be for a while. Keep up the good work, I can't wait to see a game of yours with all this awesome things in it. My favorite is the Jungle Beat one, I even sent the link to a few friends.

[Doomhunt]

I can't wait to see a game of yours with all this awesome things in it.

Thank you so much. I really appreciate that comment.

[kayden997]

1. I see you're experimenting with FlStudio. Great job and great work so far. I believe the lower beats worked with that "jungle feel" but you also tried some other tones which was interesting to hear.

2. Interesting. Very different and unique. Although I felt the beats stuttered a bit too long sometimes or unnecessary put in. The ending could of dropped off with one beat before the fade of the last instrument.

3. I definitely feel a nice boss rhythm in this beat. It was very enjoyable. One thing I would of liked to hear was the high pitched what-ever-you-call-it synth at 1:02 to develop more instead of being dropped out. Electro seems to be your thing.

4. Really great transitions in the beginning. Very risky dropping low with the phase then adding the beat. I'd be careful with that one. Other then that it's not a bad track. I wouldn't say it's emotional. To me it would be more of an up beat music that plays in the background of a level. Great job on this one.

5. Electronic city indeed. I love the mysterious feel to this with the synths waaaaa-ing in the background (it's a word now). I seriously can't point out anything bad with this track. Well done.

6. For the metal parts, the Hiccup in beat really annoyed me a bit. It could be because I'm not a huge metal fan but take it or leave it.
I won't criticize the techno since you said you didn't like it.

There's my feedback! Eat it with a fork =]

[X-M-O]

The "jungle beat" song is amazing! The transitions are also unique and nicely done. ^^
I especially loved 1:33 to 2:50; the bass, the beat, everything!
You had a good choice for ending the song too, so good work there. =]

The Piano Medley was rather short, but I really liked it; mostly because I'm biased toward the bass and piano instruments, lol.
Either way, I think the only thing it's missing is a climactic section, though you do have a nice "rest" period from 0:45 to 0:53.

Zap Cannon is neat and keeps your interest throughout. Great job with it, especially making it sound like a space film.
You do have talent when it comes to putting many different sounds into the same track whilst making it sound as if it should actually fit properly, and it does. =]
The ending made me laugh.

Time and Space reminds me of Sonic for some reason. o.0
It sounds quirky, but fun. It comes across as being ambient, in almost every sense of the word. =]
The drum solo confused me, and sounded as if you meant to do something else there as well.
Overall, I enjoyed it. ^^

DudeWTF... well its name explains it best. XD
The beginning sound was rather pealing. ><
The rest of the song was pretty funny to listen to, but wasn't actually bad. =]

And the last one was rather interesting, lol.
It reminded me of PacMan at the beginning.
Then of course from 0:22 to 0:42 it went kind of metallic, but ended almost the same as it began.
Funny little song there. XD

[Doomhunt]

Thank you so much for the outstanding reviews!!! Your review are so appreciated. Heres a track I made in thanks for all of your wonderful feedback:

I just finished it around 8pm tonight:


IDK just a little something(Battle Music or something IDK?)

This post has been edited by Doomhunt: Oct 11 2012, 07:30 PM

[kayden997]

Interesting track there. What I would of liked to hear is a drop of the "vocal" (i'll just call it that) to just have a solo on the main/background beat at 1:10. Would of made a nice loop before returning to the start point.
This would definitely be used for a water/ice themed battle.

[X-M-O]

Oh! That's the first time anyone has named music after my username.
It sounds like me when I'm in the kitchen, lol.
I love it!

(And yes, it's definitely battle music; me battling things in the kitchen, like the stubborn stove!)

[zacheatscrackers]

They're all good, but the jungle beat is just awesome. God, I really do love the way you made that.

Great job, bro!

[Doomhunt]

They're all good, but the jungle beat is just awesome. God, I really do love the way you made that.

Great job, bro!

Thank you so much! Im glad you enjoyed them.

[Lato]

So I like your work and want them for my series I'll pm you

Keep up the good work!