Over the years I have composed a couple of songs, and I thought it will be a good idea to have rpgmaker developers use my songs in their games.
Please go to this link: http://www.youtube.com/user/rickleung90
To download the song of your choice, click the song link and read the description and the download link will be there.
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Hm... pretty nice, but the songs all sound pretty similar to me (4-measure chord pattern, lead pattern on the second set of measures, same drum patterns, same general tempo). Try doing something really out of the box, see what you can come up with.
Ive thought of making some 3/4 song. Maybe sometime soon. 
4-chords, 3/4 measurements, okay I'm lost when it comes to reading and writing music. But, I do agree with TheBen. These are all fairly good, and they share a similar tone that enables users to create a theme for their game. What I noticed, though, is that your pieces are lacking variety. Most of them are adventurous and cheerful, but you also should include other kinds as well, but keep to the same style so that they still fit in all together.
Suggestions:
1. More battle style music, like Wild. Wild was good, a bit dark and edgy, and different from the other cheerful pieces. Maybe a couple more pieces in that style for normal enemies, and a couple of boss themes, one for normal bosses, and one for special bosses, and maybe one for the ultimate boss.
2. More Scene Music - You have your happy pieces down, so maybe try your hand at other emotions, similar to Journey. Sad, angry, regretful, hopeful, chaotic, heroic, reflective - those are some examples of emotions that could have a song dedicated to them. Although Electric carries a sort of mixed bag in that it sounds heroic, energetic, and hopeful at the same time, and can even be used as a sort of heroic battle scene, perhaps once the party (almost defeated by a particular enemy) suddenly finds their strength and courage for one more stand.
3. More Dark and Edgy - Similar to Wild, but for use in dungeons instead of battle, such as dark caverns, haunted castles, crypts, swamps, enemy fortresses and towers.
4. Some Fanfare - for sleeping, victory dance, joining party members.
Journey, Nostalgia, Electric, Fly, and Wild were my favorites.
Suggestions:
1. More battle style music, like Wild. Wild was good, a bit dark and edgy, and different from the other cheerful pieces. Maybe a couple more pieces in that style for normal enemies, and a couple of boss themes, one for normal bosses, and one for special bosses, and maybe one for the ultimate boss.
2. More Scene Music - You have your happy pieces down, so maybe try your hand at other emotions, similar to Journey. Sad, angry, regretful, hopeful, chaotic, heroic, reflective - those are some examples of emotions that could have a song dedicated to them. Although Electric carries a sort of mixed bag in that it sounds heroic, energetic, and hopeful at the same time, and can even be used as a sort of heroic battle scene, perhaps once the party (almost defeated by a particular enemy) suddenly finds their strength and courage for one more stand.
3. More Dark and Edgy - Similar to Wild, but for use in dungeons instead of battle, such as dark caverns, haunted castles, crypts, swamps, enemy fortresses and towers.
4. Some Fanfare - for sleeping, victory dance, joining party members.
Journey, Nostalgia, Electric, Fly, and Wild were my favorites.
Thanks for the comment. I will take the comment as reference for future songs.
Great, and I'll be looking forward to more of your music!
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