Here is something anime related that I've been working on for a while. It also gave me a big opportunity to play around with some new VSTs I recently got. As you could probably tell, I'm a big fan of Urusei Yatsura as it's one of my favorite animes to watch, same goes with the music soundtrack of the anime. I'm really happy with how this turned out in the end.

I hope you guys enjoy!
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Original Music by Izumi Kobayashi and Fumitaka Anzai
Arranged, Programmed and Mixed by Kristian

Urusei Yatsura - Dancing Star (Synthpop Styled)

bout time i dropped another soundcloud upload.

I Know How The Moon Must Feel - ronthecyborg's Cover

Instruments by Connor (CGA26) & MK the Instrumentalist
Original Song by Frostix
Art by sanicdaaa2

Don't Preheat (ITSO TTTE S1-2 & TUGS)

Requested by Croconaw pro/Kelly, and I must say it works okish. Some of the leaders struggle with the whole play 2 notes at once thing.

Cinnabar Island ITSO Season 3/4 & HGSS

He's a Really Useful Engine

I really do enjoy the TTTE series and themes, but I just don't know much about it, yeah some of the themes with the Proteus instruments are good, but I just prefer the S1-2 themes. ;-;

MIDI by TheSodorSamurai

Composed by Mike O'Donnell and Junior Campbell

Re-arranged by JustinTheIdiot

Made with Mixcraft 9 with the E-Mu Proteus/2 soundfont and samples from the Linn LM-1 Drum Machine.

The Skarloey Railway Theme (Series 4)

It was a cluttered chore, but here I represent an FLS MIDI mockup of this score from The Little Engine That Could (1991) with some additional 'filler' cues in the mix for use in a future fandub I'll produce.

VSTs/Soundfonts:
• EWQL Symphonic Orchestra Platinum Pro XP
• Peter Siedlaczek's Complete Orchestral Collection
• ProjectSAM: Colours Animator
• Roland D-50
• Squidfont Orchestral Soundfont
• SGM-V2.01
• Proteus 2 Soundfont
• FL Keys

"The Little Engine That Could" Fandub Score - Why Did We Stop? (MIDI Mockup)

This track tells the tale of Antero Teknomättö’s never-ending mixing swamp.

The main melody is surprisingly catchy—played on a wobbling analog synth straight out of the ’80s, layered with a VC340 choir and a wide synth bass - not forgetting the piano.

Genre-wise, it’s a wild cocktail of techno, pop, and schlager.

Sequenced with Noteahead: https://github.com/juzzlin/Noteahead
Mastered with Audacity: https://github.com/audacity/audacity

Endless

Segemented Versions because off anti long song policies

Mind Pressure pt.I (d. As long it is black)

Call Center

Spooky Scary Skeletons by Andrew Gold
arr. by Aidan Donnelly and Carl-Isaak Krulewitch
performed by The Little Big Band That Could

Don't Preheat (ITSO TTTE S1-2 & TUGS)

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