This is something I've literally never thought about, other than scrambling for the next chord in some pieces ;-). As someone who doesn't write music, I find it really interesting to peek behind the curtain as it were - thank you. And if you take requests: I would love is an in depth series on how composers create different emotions with various techniques. I sometimes get really annoyed when film music lays it on too thick and it feels manipulative to me. I'd love to understand just how they are doing it.
Hi Ryan, just wanted to take the time to tell you I stumbled upon your channel this week and that I have been enjoying your stuff tremendously! I don't understand how you don't have more views. Please keep it up, I am having a great time learning! :)
Thank you for sharing these insights! I love that you chose Legend of Zelda as an example, it's my favorite video game series and I love its music. One small critique of this video I would make, though... the subtitles of your video are kind of off. I can tell you wrote them yourself, but about a minute into the video, they fall out of place and don't match the words you're speaking. I didn't need the subtitles to understand, but I thought I'd just let you know just in case.
Do you ever think you could do an analysis on kingdom hearts music? I‘ve seen a good amount of breakdowns on kingdom hearts composition but I’d like to see what you take from yoko’s music in the game
Not sure why you didn't put Zelda or Zelda Music in the title. Not much would've changed about how much of the video I watched (all of it, several times), but I would've clicked on it a lot faster
3:55 I feel like the duplicate thirds under the melody in the last bar are not there, yet they are in the transcription. Is this me completely overhearing something?
I think there's some really great tracks, Rito Village or Mipha's theme for example. I listen to this all the time when I'm working: th-cam.com/video/VRREbyz1nsE/w-d-xo.html
@@RyanLeach it's so quiet, there is barely anything there. When wondering about, the fighting music is a little weak sounding, and if you want to hear their main theme you have to ride a horse way longer than you normally would. It's a very forgetable sound track, it's very reactive to what I'm doing in the game, which is cool, I just wish there was more to it. And the battle music gets repetitive quick, and it sounds not very battle like. Maybe there are good tracks in there but compared to the other games it's very sparse and quiet, I know that's what they were going for, but I can't say it was great.
Wow, I cannot believe how underrated your channel is! So much information!
Thank you! Feel free to spread the word!
This is something I've literally never thought about, other than scrambling for the next chord in some pieces ;-). As someone who doesn't write music, I find it really interesting to peek behind the curtain as it were - thank you.
And if you take requests: I would love is an in depth series on how composers create different emotions with various techniques. I sometimes get really annoyed when film music lays it on too thick and it feels manipulative to me. I'd love to understand just how they are doing it.
Top content! Very interesting and well presented. I liked the diagrams and the visuals. You surely deserve more views. Keep up the good work!
Thank you!
I’m so glad somebody is acknowledging the field theme from spirit tracks, I’ve always thought it was forgotten by everyone.
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I use harmonic rhythm alot but i still really enjoyed your video! love zelda's music and the comparisons are very good. subbed for sure. keep it up!
Finding the balance for a range of levels is tricky, I'm glad to hear you enjoyed it
So excited to see how fast your channel has grown in the last couple of months. Keep it up Ryan!
Wow, godlike explanation. Thank you!
Amazing how easy you made this!
Ryan Leach i love your channel so much. Thank you!
Much appreciated!
this channel needs A LOT more attention!
It's a concept quite simple to understand but your video reaaally help me today. Thank you Ryan !
Thanks alot for this short but very informative video, well built and clear. Imma start building muisic with more distinct feelings :)
This is extremely useful! I had certain idea about this concept but never knew about it formally
You are amazing at explaining! Really informational, thank you!
that Gm riff is super dope!
Heyo Captain! The Zelda run down was sweet - Can you do a video on the Gerudo Valley from Ocarina Of Time? K Thanks!
Thanks dude. Did you catch this one that someone made just a few weeks ago? th-cam.com/video/UBDZd8hLuko/w-d-xo.html
Hi Ryan, just wanted to take the time to tell you I stumbled upon your channel this week and that I have been enjoying your stuff tremendously! I don't understand how you don't have more views. Please keep it up, I am having a great time learning! :)
Thank you for sharing these insights! I love that you chose Legend of Zelda as an example, it's my favorite video game series and I love its music.
One small critique of this video I would make, though... the subtitles of your video are kind of off. I can tell you wrote them yourself, but about a minute into the video, they fall out of place and don't match the words you're speaking. I didn't need the subtitles to understand, but I thought I'd just let you know just in case.
Do you ever think you could do an analysis on kingdom hearts music? I‘ve seen a good amount of breakdowns on kingdom hearts composition but I’d like to see what you take from yoko’s music in the game
Really great stuff Ryan and makes a lot of sense
Thanks Mark!
This video help me a lot. Thanks ryan
Such an awesome video!
So good man
awesome
Cool
Not sure why you didn't put Zelda or Zelda Music in the title. Not much would've changed about how much of the video I watched (all of it, several times), but I would've clicked on it a lot faster
3:55 I feel like the duplicate thirds under the melody in the last bar are not there, yet they are in the transcription. Is this me completely overhearing something?
Dope
insane
who wrote the Gm music at @1:47 ?
Breath of the Wild's score is by Manaka Kataoka, Yasuaki Iwata, and Hajime Wakai
@@RyanLeach ah ok cool, thx! :)
haha F/C at 0:50
Ugh I know right? It was worse when I used those same changes on a counter melody video
BoTW voice acting is so terrible.
Yea I've always thought Zelda's voice was really weird, but I think Yunobo wins my prize for worst performance
@@RyanLeach I've always put it in Japanese. It's the only way it is bearable. Honestly, the worst part of BoTW was it's story.
Breath of the wild sound track sucks compared to their other games.
I think there's some really great tracks, Rito Village or Mipha's theme for example. I listen to this all the time when I'm working: th-cam.com/video/VRREbyz1nsE/w-d-xo.html
@@RyanLeach it's so quiet, there is barely anything there. When wondering about, the fighting music is a little weak sounding, and if you want to hear their main theme you have to ride a horse way longer than you normally would. It's a very forgetable sound track, it's very reactive to what I'm doing in the game, which is cool, I just wish there was more to it. And the battle music gets repetitive quick, and it sounds not very battle like. Maybe there are good tracks in there but compared to the other games it's very sparse and quiet, I know that's what they were going for, but I can't say it was great.