Name: Carnival Of Terror by Camilo Fabrizio in Day 4 Playlist -- VGMA July Challenge 2020
Duration: 1 min 1 s
Description: 4rd day of the #21daysofVGM Challeenge inspired by Doom Carnival and Compounding the Problem, a creepy tune in 12/8.

Day 4 Playlist -- VGMA July Challenge 2020

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4rd day of the #21daysofVGM Challeenge inspired by Doom Carnival and Compounding the Problem, a creepy tune in 12/8.

Carnival Of Terror

Day 4 of The 21-Day Composition Challenge by VGM Academy
Topic: Openness

Soundscaping suspense

Day 4: Openness

Today's theme was not-as-often used intervals in a specific direction. I  chose the descending major 7th as my interval for melodic inspiration.

Summer 2020

21 Days of VGM - Day 4

My most messed up track so far. So one is super weird and hard to listen to.
I used Cinecamples' Ancient Bones library that has a bunch of atonal crazy instruments like - the Death Whistle, the Trident Shell and the Femur Trumpet.

The challenge of the day:
Something Strange & Wonderful: Write a melody using an instrument you’ve never used before whose name you aren’t even 100% sure how to pronounce. Did you know there’s an instrument called a “Crwth?” Those 11th-century Welsh musicians really knew how to rock. Good look finding a sample library with THAT included.

I have decided to make it a bit more interesting for myself:
* Every day I would need to compose in a different key
* Every day I would need to use a different library and ONLY that library

Day 4 of #21DaysofVGM 2020

Today's topic: the calm and quiet of a seaside village. How did I do? Leave constructive criticism!

Carnival Of Terror

Camilo Fabrizio

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