this tracks STINKS!!! no articulation from the piano, bad soundfonts, and seemingly no mixing... is there anything you didn't think of?

Yuno Miles - Put The Money In The Bag (Prod.YunoMarr)

For Lack Of Proper Consolation

The College Youth Experience

Lyrics/Beat/Trivia: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1T4OT2o38EuJa1MNCoeyrDh-K1oIeWVxi6RVIW13M5ic/edit
Shimario as Yoshi
Corey LeVier as Sakamoto
Written by MetaMachine, Legengo and GamingPlush64
Beat by Bob Bradley of Audio Network
Mixed/Added Instruments by GamingPlush64
Thumbnail by Rabi
Hint for next battle: "Rap in a Flash"(featuring Fightmarker)

Yoshi vs. Sakamoto

within shrimp, without shrimp

mantis shrimp

the bard (a tribute to logan [rip])

nintendo

Yeah this track is made out of polytetraflouroethylene uhhhh don't ask me how that happened. 
Basically the concept of the track is:
-I wanted to do something with interesting time signatures
-I wanted to do something with chords I don't use very often
-I want it to be FAST
-I want it to be playable by humans


As of 15/04/24, I am planning to rerecord this track. 
-For drums, I'll probably just take 'em right from Musescore
-For guitar, I'd like to actually learn the part!
-For piano, I will probably switch to synth. But the acoustic piano sounds pretty good, too.
Here's hoping I find the attention span to get it all done!

Teflon

Songs of Skinwalkers

Songs of Skinwalker Act II: The Hunt

Touhou- We Are Japanese Goblin

SPOTIFY LINK: https://open.spotify.com/track/0VQKl5ZTF4ruGGvHgaRdLo

So far, this is the most complex electronic piece I have ever made, taking about 5 months to assemble. 

 I suppose this piece is in A quarter sharp & quarter flat minor. To explain, every instrument is moving up and down in pitch slowly, at different speeds. These slow vibrati give a strange, enriching vibrancy to the harmony, especially when interacting with another instrument.

 The piece was composed and constructed using FL Studio, Adobe Audition and Audiosculpt 3.0. After literally hundreds of crashes, the piece was split into 12 parts to save on CPU usage, then stitched back together.

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