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Thank you so much for liking my music!!!

I don't know much about Jazz but in general, I think Cubase is super easy to use! Hope this helps :)

OMG THAT IS MY FAVORITE GAME :0

Maybe you have heard something similar before :0

Spill the beans, TH-camr >:c

Your comment makes me want to pick up my flute again after a 2-year break :') I think I should write a flute piece and record myself playing in the future... And thanks for liking my music that you wanna listen to the rest of them too!! That makes my day :)

SUPER THANKS FOR THE RECOMMENDATIONS!!! Guess what? I've accidentally listened to Chick Corea's Spain before I wrote this composition, when I was trying to understand that jazz vibes :0 (Special thanks to Tidal's random track function LOL) And to be honest, personally I love this kind of music more than many other jazz classics :0 Fortunately I have your comment here and told me that these are called Jazz Fusion!!!! So that I can find these sorts of music easily online or on tidal!!!

@TYMusic217 PLS listen to Chick Corea's Tiny Desk ITS BEAUTIFUL, i sent another comment saying this but idk what happend to it hehhehe

WHAT!? I didn't see that comment! Maybe there's some bug on TH-cam LOLLL Back to the great music, YES YOU ARE RIGHT IT'S ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFULLL!!!!

Thanks so much :)

Do you mean which vst I used? For the Irish flute which plays the main melody, it's the one from celtic era, and for the Orchestral flute and piccolo, they are from spitfire audio's BBCSO. Hope this helps :)

Glad that you enjoyed this piece!!! I won't forget that when I was composing this piece, thoughts just keep popping out one after the other, non-stop :0 There's one good thing though - it didn't take much time to compose this piece :P

Gosh, I love this story! Like when you saw some heartwarming words or videos when you are having a tough time, and a thought of "well, this world is beautiful after all," then comes to your mind... This is the key thing we can do to make the world a better place! I hope there will always be such a group of customers come to you and make your day shines :)

Oops :0

Thanks for liking it!!! :)

Thank you very much :') This is my dream too, and it's been a while since the last game jam I've joined. I guess the worst scenario will be "I spending countless hours of time learning about game development so that I can finally write music for a game" :0

Cool idea! Adding modern vibes to retro sounds may be a nice idea too 🤔

Yes I noticed that too :') Always come up with a 3/4 tune and I'm going to challenge myself with various time signatures this year!

That could be the reason!!! :0

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Mario Galaxy soundtracks are great!!! And now I miss the library story time.... :')

Thanks ❤️

interesting :0 Are you from Poland?

@@TYMusic217 nah, just learning polish cuz great grandparents were from poland + polish cool

Which memory? 🤔

@@TYMusic217 from Ib

Hmm I didn't know this song 🤔 but I'll take a listen!!

Oh!! Super thanks for the recommendation, and I will definitely give it a listen!! Feel free to share more on the music/ albums you like. It's always nice to see people talk about nice music :D

Thanks for reminding me that this movie has been on my movie-to-watch list for years :0

thank you so much :D

@TYMusic217 your welcome!

Nice thoughts! And also worrying about what others may think about you after you tell them that thing - that sort of anxiety which we understand that it's unnecessary when we are talking to somebody we trust, but we just can't get rid of it... :')

Thanks for liking my music :D

As an aspiring composer, 16k views shocked me already :0 Super glad that I live in the era which indie musicians can easily share their music to the world!!! Super thanks for your kind words :D

when you listened to the great soundtracks for so many times and write something similar unconsciously :,) Since then, I tried harder to avoid this from happening again...

Thank you!! For this track, I used Piano in Blue from Cinesamples, but I think they now include it in Musio, which also comes with lots of great sounds! Hope this helps :)

It's totally fine to unlike my videos, but seeing this comment makes me feel sorry to the other musicians who play and record their great piano pieces...so I'd like to explain how I program midi piano a bit... For those difficult runs I always use midi step input and add tempo changes afterward because I can't play that, and for the easier part in this composition, I had to hit record and then play for a few times, 2 bars each, until I got something that sound better to my ears, then add some quantization... I hope I don't have to input midi notes in this way because this is the main reason why I compose slow... Still, this makes my piano pieces kind of lifeless because I used too much quantization, so now I keep practicing piano (currently with Michael Aaron Piano Grade 3 book fyi)... hoping one day I can be good at this instrument

Thanks for the kind words :)

It's nice to see more people are posting their original compositions in this era!! It's also interesting to listen how different composers' music sound so different when they are writing about similar topics :0

Haha thanks for your comment! Really inspired me on how to complete this piece :0 Thanks for supporting. Happy new year!!

@TYMusic217 your music really inspires me too, I was thinking of creating a channel to post my music, because I make music too, and now, I think I will actually do it

I'd love to see that!! Pls tell me when you start posting your music :D

Thanks for liking my music and Merry Christmas :)

This may actually be a nice title for the new composition I'm working on🤔

@@TYMusic217 your music is really great by the way, keep working on it

Yep I think zurna from the middle east is the parent of the chinese suona, similar relationship like the western lute and the middle east oud. But suona is also widely used in Chinese traditional music too (especially Lunar new year music in Southern China) and the playing style is so different from zurna in middle east, so I think it's fine to categorize it as one of the modern chinese instrument🤔 One of the reason I like ethnic instruments and music so much is that you can see how music is translated and transformed in different culture. Really hope one day these music will become more familiar to the public :0

@@TYMusic217 Suona is often used in game OST for battle music. But from where I grew up (south-west China), this instrument was heared the most at funerals... Out of curiosity, I haven't heard any suona solo in game music to express sadness and hope to see this happen in the future.

Suddenly realised that we could chat in Chinese because I'm from Hong Kong XD I usually heard suona in Chinese new year music and funeral music (so as battle/action cues you mentioned) Maybe I should try to write a sad track with suona in the future :0

@@TYMusic217 Surely looking forward to that! Actually, in my other comment in your Genshin mockup video, what I meant is that, Wukong is still in heat on social media platforms, and by recreating some of its tracks, you might attract quite a lot of viewers to you channel, and you deserve to be heard by more people! And finally maybe you can read 简体中文?

Yes 我繁簡都看得懂，有空可以試試黑悟空扒帶！

There are so many hidden gems in Genshin Impact ost even though I'm not a fan of the game haha so sometimes I tried to make mockups on the soundtracks I like :0

@@TYMusic217 Chinese (game/TV/movie music) composers often do good jobs in smooth, slow and melodic songs, but not in something like this track, which brings the whole orchestra to work as a whole. This is why I like this track so much. And apparently you did a fantastic job in breaking down the details of this track and I really enjoyed it.

I'm also amazed by this track because of how repetitive yet interesting it is! This is a great example of how great orchestration can turn a few short music phrases into a dramatic track :0

Never listen to Wukong's ost so I can't comment on that, but I recently got a course about how to make a virtual orchestra sound more realistic during black friday :0 Hope that will give me some insights on how to bring realism to solo passages too :0 Anyway, thanks for your comment!!!

@@TYMusic217 You should try listening to some Wukong sound tracks. Lots of traditional Chinese instruments are used in them. But too badly the authenticity of the orchestra part is NOT EVEN CLOSE to your work.

Now I hear what you meant :0 Although Spitfire BBCSO Brass aren't that great, the strings are quite nice haha

I regret not trying to add some christmas vibes, or maybe it will match this season perfectly :0

Sure! Give me credit and you are good to go! :)

Thanks for liking my music :D

Maybe that's why there are too many thoughts in my head :0

Thanks for liking it! In this track, I used noire pure (Emotional preset), did some EQ to cut the mid and slightly boost the highs with Transgressor 3 and Neutron 3 EQ, and add 3 kinds of reverb - room, hall and lastly the free Valhalla Super Massive. Hope this helps :)

@TYMusic217 thanks! I'll try out this preset next time

Wow :0 What's your fic about?

​@@TYMusic217can't remember lmao, I read a lot of fics but I think it was a Hop, Skip, and a Jump by SirryGray on AO3? It's about Fullmetal Alchemist or something I dunno