Resource submissions, post your resources here for use in the game! Options

[shinyjiggly]

This might be a little soon to have this topic in here, but I thought that we might as well have it here if anyone just wants to submit something to be used in the game. Since pretty much nothing as of this post has been set in stone, feel free to post any custom resources (any style for now). If needed, they can be changed/revamped/style-changed later on.

Keep in mind that quality control is still a thing here, even at this early stage. If a resource that you're posting is a WIP, please state so in your post. Also state if you wish to have others improve it or not. Being in this thread doesn't guarantee that your resource will make it in, but it will greatly improve its chances.


To get the ball rolling, here's a short midi that could be the base of a location's (maybe a dungeon) BGM :
archives.mid (available for improvement)

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[shinyjiggly]

Try changing the velocity of the instruments. The volume is a slightly different thing than the velocity that is usually at max by default. Or you could send them to me and I could mess with the velocities of the notes using a different midi editing program (though any new notes added via Anvil studio will probably be quiet).

[thatbennyguy]

Try changing the velocity of the instruments. The volume is a slightly different thing than the velocity that is usually at max by default. Or you could send them to me and I could mess with the velocities of the notes using a different midi editing program (though any new notes added via Anvil studio will probably be quiet).

Is it the balance of each instrument, or the overall volume of the track? Because if it's the latter, all you need to do is up the gain by using a compressor or something like that to give at that higher volume.