I took on a challenge to compose something in the Locrian mode, using only Image-Line (included "default" in FL Studio) plugins.

Not sure what genre this might fit in exactly. You're free to use it for whatever you like! I don't know if it's as useful for video game background soundtrack music, but could be useful for a game trailer or background music while streaming gameplay footage, something like that.

As with everything I create, music and otherwise, this track is released to the public domain under the Creative Commons Zero Attribution License (CC0), meaning you are free to use, modify, or do anything you want with it with no restriction, including for commercial purposes. This isn't covered by the license, but you could even tell other people you made it. I don't think it would be the nicest thing to do, and I love it when people attribute and share my music, but it's not required, and even if you lied about it I wouldn't pursue you legally, because I reject the concept of intellectual property.

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Beast Of Lokris

This track was inspired by the Brigador soundtrack (created by Makeup And Vanity Set). I was going for a cyberpunk aesthetic.

As with everything I create, music and otherwise, this track is released to the public domain under the Creative Commons Zero Attribution License (CC0), meaning you are free to use, modify, or do anything you want with it with no restriction, including for commercial purposes

Check out my other stuff:
Odysee: https://odysee.com/@ruskerdax:1
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7BDEiG19BiIp1gZJIsdvDA
DeviantArt:  https://www.deviantart.com/ruskerdax
OpenGameArt:  https://opengameart.org/users/ruskerdax

Approach

A remix I did of one of my childhood favorite Sega Genesis/Mega Drive tracks, Fish Out of Water, from the game Jewel Master (1991). The song was composed by Motoaki Takenouchi, and was one of his first professional projects.

This remix took a fair amount of work, as there are many instruments that need to be balanced correctly. This remix was created with FL Studio.

As with everything I create, music and otherwise, this track is released to the public domain under the Creative Commons Zero Attribution License (CC0), meaning you are free to use, modify, or do anything you want with it with no restriction, including for commercial purposes.

BE ADVISED: With this particular track, you are free to do whatever you'd like with it, but if you do use it in some kind of project, there is a copyright held on the actual song itself, likely held by Sega Corporation. As with any instance of copyright, this is unfortunate, but my impression is that Sega is generally cool with "fan projects."

Check out my other stuff:
Odysee: https://odysee.com/@ruskerdax:1
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7BDEiG19BiIp1gZJIsdvDA
DeviantArt:  https://www.deviantart.com/ruskerdax
OpenGameArt:  https://opengameart.org/users/ruskerdax

Fish Outta Water

Funguswave

Savage Ambush

Open Warfare

Menacing Otherworld

Bleak Terminal

Another creepy ambient track I did for Bleak Terminal. Inspired by the soundtrack for Quake.

This track makes use of a field recording by galeku of some Galician insects in a compost mound. It was also released under CC0.

The Creep

Composed for DJ Sunnysideup's Producer Challenge #5. Makes use of a royalty free sample as part of the track's requirements.

I was going for a Recoil kind of vibe with this one.

The Stalker

Made for @djsunnysideup 's producer challenge 6.

Ancient Grudge

It's over. Game over. You lost.

Composed with Arturia instruments (Augmented Piano, Augmented Strings, Pigments) and Sonic Charge Microtonic.

Soul Release

Slow tempo. Rhodes piano, jazz drums, baritone sax, and standup bass.

Moil

Dark jazz composed while reflecting on the nearby Kamo river (Kamogawa) in Kyoto, Japan.

Kamogawa Nightbreak

Preview for the track Bowel, for the Bleak Terminal soundtrack.

Bowel Early Sample

Unless stated otherwise (which is only the case when I make use of copyrighted material myself), everything I create is released to the public domain under the Creative Commons Zero Attribution License (CC0), meaning you are free to use, modify, or do anything you want with it with no restriction, including for commercial purposes. You do NOT need to include attribution (although it is appreciated).

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