Arrangement of a MIDI that I got at http://www.aquarianage.org/lore/holst.html

The original plan was to have all Wario Land 4 (because Saturn is my favorite planet), but some instruments just don't translate. I brought in Mother 3, then Pokémon Emerald, and Monster Tale.

Saturn (Mother 3, WL4, Pokémon Arrange.)

Arrangements of MIDIs that I got at http://www.aquarianage.org/lore/holst.html

I can't quite remember why now, but the whimsical nature of this one I believe is what made me think to use Paper Mario for many of its instruments.

Mercury (Paper Mario Arrange.)

Arrangement of a MIDI by David Siu that I got at http://www.aquarianage.org/lore/holst.html

Wanted this one to be mostly FFVII, which often has a serenity to its sound. Supported it with Mother 3 for the lead Horns, and Ocarina for solo low strings. Other things, too, but those are the things that matter.

Venus (FF7 Arrange.)

Arrangements of MIDIs that I got at http://www.aquarianage.org/lore/holst.html

Can I just say how ridiculously efficient this MIDI's construction is??? It's a master craft. Everything that takes the lead and secondary lead is only two channels, leaving the rest to be dedicated to instruments that are constant through the piece. It's so well-built that this arrangement is the only one made entirely with SynthFont. It's a really interesting study, and one I plan to take into account the next time I actually make a .mid.

Mars (OoT, Mother 3, Pokémon Arrange.)

yoo-RAIN-us

Arrangement of a MIDI that I got at www.aquarianage.org/lore/holst.html

Came back to this after 14 months to finish it (April 11, 2023). The only other one I haven't finalized is Jupiter.

Uranus (Luigi's Mansion Arrange.)

dizzy l9ve - Planets

I haven't made a Ambient track in a while,I hope you all like this one!

The Alien Discovery

DropDaBuck - Gravitational Waltz

Space-themed lullaby. Float at the heart of the universe, near the golden rings of Saturn. The sounds are muffled, stretched like threads of starlight. The celesta shimmers softly, the violins glide with lightness. Here, time stands still. Only the slow motion of the planets remains — a lullaby whispered in a dream of stars.

Berceuse sur le thème de l’espace. Flotte au cœur de l’univers, tout près des anneaux dorés de Saturne. Les sons sont étouffés, étirés comme des filaments d’étoiles. Le celesta scintille doucement, les violons glissent avec légèreté. Ici, le temps s'arrête. Il ne reste que le lent mouvement des planètes — une berceuse murmurée dans un rêve d'étoiles.

Anneau de Saturne

Out there in the Universe, each star represents an opportunity: a chance for a stellar system to develop that just might possess something remarkable. While we normally think about life, and intelligent life at that, as the grand prize the Universe has to offer, there are a wide variety of fascinating phenomena that are out there to consider. Whereas Mercury, for example, is the closest world to our Sun in our own Solar System, it still takes 88 days to make a complete revolution. In other systems, however, exoplanets can be so hot that they orbit their parent star in less than a single Earth day.

In fact, we've discovered a few systems that are so extreme, the planets that orbit them are in the process of disintegrating: where the heat, winds, and radiation from the parent star actually blows part of the planet itself away. This doesn't just include a planet's atmosphere, which is what we see for giant worlds, but even the surfaces and interiors of rocky planets in the most extreme cases. At temperatures of around 2000 degrees and upwards, these exoplanets can lose their crusts, mantles, and even their cores over long enough timescales.

Believe it or not, we've actually caught a few exoplanets doing exactly this, and we've got the JWST spectra in hand for one of them now, teaching us, for the first time, what a planetary interior is made of outside of our own Solar System. I'm so pleased to have the first author from that 2025 study, soon-to-be Dr. Nick Tusay, as our guest on this edition of the Starts With A Bang podcast, as we take a look at the most extreme exoplanetary systems ever discovered!

(This image shows an illustration of an evaporating, rocky exoplanet, with an enormous dust tail arising from the material blown off of the planet from its interaction with the nearby star. Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech)

Starts With A Bang #116 - Disintegrating exoplanets

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I Glip on my Glorpy

PsyyoFX - Planetarium

'Lunar Drifter (Demo)' takes the listener into a mysterious scene on a faraway moon, pictured on the track cover. We begin at the edge of a shimmering lake, so deep that the bottom can't be seen. Looking up, our gaze falls upon some ethereal structures, reaching up into the heavens. Beyond these 'space temples' glimmer stars and planets - cold and unknowable, but breathtaking in their perfection. Come and drift through space on an aural journey through the stars.

'Lunar Drifter (Demo)' is a programmatic small ensemble piece for soprano saxophone, alto flute, contrabass clarinet in Bb, orchestral bells, theremin, synth bass, and double bass.
 
This was my first composition exercise. At this point, it's unmixed; if you are interested in mixing this piece, please let me know. I hope you will join me on my audio journey.

Cover image credit (royalty-free): https://www.dreamstime.com/sci-fi-fantasy-landscape-space-alien-planet-image-earth-world-background-wallpaper-desktop-mobile-discover-image289217024

Lunar Drifter (Demo)

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I once made a fabulous arrangement of this midi in SynthFont. No other arrangement, including that very file, ever sounded the same (lousy program). 
I rendered the last few dozen bars (starts here around 7:04), either as a test or because the rest of it was already janky by then. I come *really close* at points with this one I did in FL, though. The bottle blow effect during the arpeggios was fabulous.
I finally went back and spruced up an attempt that wasn't too bad, replacing some bad +12st trombones with the Mario Party 2 one, fixed some unintended transposition in the English Horn and one of the clarinets, some other stuff. 

Another aspect of this one was the MIDI dynamics having that distinct "turn your volume up then down" problem that real classical music sometimes has. I even downloaded a Supreme-MIDI copy of this song, I think, but I can't remember if this is that MIDI or not, it's been so long. It was always annoying, hence why I never finished it.

It's been probably 3 years now, but I finally have uploaded arrangements of all 7. I think I like how the FF7 ones turned out the most.

Jupiter (N64 Arrange.)

I am a french composer working from my home studio.
I started to learn the piano when I was 6 years old, at an age where my curiosity lead me slowly to explore and understand the chords, what I was playing, how to change a melody, how to transform a music sheet, and how to translate an emotion into notes. 28 years later, my skills have improved, and composing became a passion. Improving my skills and translating stories into music notes are a day-to-day obsession.

I offer the creation of many types of music.
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You've reached the home of the so-called "epic Wario" thing. I've a massive catalogue of waamixes and waarangements for yon nigras to peruse with hearty contentment, as they eat whole garlic loaves and shoulder bash their computer.

Sorry if uhhh the volume for tracks varies, or is just relatively all-over-the-place. Even though I usually keep my system vol. at 52, there have been times where I've changed it and forgot that I did, then started working on a project.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/tahutoa300

Q: Why do I use the Wario Land 4 soundfont to some capacity for so many tracks?
A: Because I love the way it sounds, obviously. Half the reason why I'll start making a MIDI in the first place is that I want to hear what it'd sound like with the Wario Land 4 soundfont.
Q: Wo, Tahutoa, youre music sure is good! :))
A: DON'T CAPITALIZE MY NAAAAAME AaRRGHKKhH IT LOOKS SO HEINOUS I CAN'T STAND ITTITTI hawhawtitits?? Thank you, though

One wonders how much of their fanbase thinks of ol' typhoidoa as "epic Wario man, *and ig some other stuff*" - the same sort of typecasting that has felled a number of UT Remix artists over the years.

Hello! 
Psyyo here, real name Alexandre Oliveira, 30 years old. 
Everything i post here is unmastered, usually just normalized.
If you enjoy Psytrance, you are in the right place.

Home of the SOMNAMBULIST series and other music / audio plays. Specialising in secondary worlds and sci-fi / musical dreamscapes. 

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