I asked my friend what kind of music they'd want if they could have custom-written music for their Twitch stream, and this is what came out of it. I'm pretty happy with it, even if it took waaaay longer than it should have! Thankfully they're pretty patient, and, I mean, it was free so... you get what you pay for, right?

Chicken Song

There comes a point, after hours of staring at a blank piano roll, where I no longer care about putting together a coherent melody. I think I was WELL past that point when I made this.

Chords3

Another early one, I was trying to experiment with reversed piano sounds, because it can make for a really cool atmospheric effect. It didn't really turn out the way I wanted it to, but eh. Doesn't sound bad, anyway.

Reversesoundsv3

It's bad, I know it's bad. Timing is way off in a few places because I wasn't working with a metronome and also was just too lazy to touch it up. But it's "done", at least. And still under 40 seconds.

Intro

This was gonna be a character theme for my D&D character, a bard. But instead, it's just gonna sit here because reasons.

Zing

"We All Lift Together" is a song from the Warframe soundtrack, and I decided to butcher it and make my own arrangement because I like playing god and ruining others' work.

We All Lift

A short theme song I wrote for my D&D group.

If the intro sounds familiar, it's because I adapted it from something I wrote, like, 2 years ago and actually uploaded 6 months ago. I'm glad I finally found a use for it!

Niniki Theme

Just a li'l something to spread good vibes. I like to imagine, like, a quaint little forest village with lots of lush foliage and flowers n' stuff.

Garden

Something I wrote a while ago for my friend's D&D character, Ea. She was born on a cursed island and was murdered by her own father who was driven insane by the curse; that's why the intro is a little... much. Anywho, she was revived, joined a group of thieves, was betrayed, something something D&D shenanigans, and eventually died and came back as a grim reaper. This was the first thing I've ever written FOR someone, so it was a totally new experience.

This is kinda old at this point and I'm kind of low-key cringing at it now, but... Oh well.

Ea's Theme

Before each session, my D&D group always does a recap of what happened during the previous session, just so everyone remembers where we were and what was going on. And although my group loved the theme I wrote for them, it hasn't seen much use because, I mean, when are we gonna find time to play a theme song? So I decided to lift the main theme from that piece and turn it into a simple li'l ambient track that my DM can play during our weekly recap.

It's super simplistic, but I felt like an ambient background track like this didn't necessarily need to be super complex harmonically.

Henry Kilcup