The spooky woods! BOO! I tried to go for something like Gruntilda's Lair from Banjo Kazooie. I think I captured the feeling just right.

Mystireous Woods

A trance song I composed. It had a lot of problems while making it but now its finally finished. Hope you like it!

The Trance

One of my early compositions but with my new skills added to it. It sounds perfect! Just amazing! Take a listen to it!

Snow Or Magical Place

Welcome to the Red Desert! I hope you brought a canteen of water, because its HOT here!

Red Desert

A nice jazz song with some nice bass, trumpets, drums, and Rhodes piano! Enjoy!

The Jazz

If it was raining in a forest, this would be the dance track in the background. Starting out with a piano lead that goes into an electro drum groove, full of pad strings and then ending with a soft flute solo. Enjoy!

The Raining Forest

A nice electronic cave track. This would work well with an RPG type game. Adventuring in a cave has never been better!

Deep Cavern

This song reminds me of Bubble Bobble, but just a little bit. It has a more serious tone than Bubble Bobble.

Bubble Blop

The title really doesn't say much. This is supposed to be meant for an arcade fighting type game. It's like a final boss music. Inspiration from the boss battle music when you fight Metal Sonic in Sonic the Fighters.

Fighter Boss

One day, I decided to buy myself a Monster Energy drink to try it out. It was alright, but MAN did it give me one heck of a sugar rush! Resulting in this song! Hence the name, The Monster Techno. Will I try a Monster Energy drink again? NO WAY! Absolutely not!

The Monster Techno

This song is very Kirby like. Just soaring above the clouds in a dream world! I was about to call this song Dreamland but I bet  Nintendo wouldn't be very happy with that.

Dream Away

A nice Electro/Industrial track. This song took a lot of inspiration from Top Gear Rally Strip Mine track music. That's pretty much all I have to say...

The City Roughs

I was asked to do a Ragtime intro for my OAP (One Act Play) class. The play is a comedy set in the early 1900s. This was the result! Hope you enjoy it!

Ragtime Intro

This is meant for a thick jungle area in a game. With beautiful pan pipes and a thick slap bass, this song comes together.  

The Deep Jungle

A nice, soothing credits theme for a game. The plot all comes together and the story has ended. You get the girl or you save the world from destruction. Now relax and let all the bad times go away. 

The Adventurer's End

This is a spooky castle or house theme. Maybe a graveyard... Its a mix of Electro and Orchestral. Hope you enjoy it!

The Spooky Castle

I was thinking about making this with real instruments but I like the 8-bit sounds on this track. Add a little reverb and it was finished. Hope you enjoy! 

The Classic Cavern

Your in an infested Toxic Waste factory. Watch your step! You might fall into a pit of hazardous liquid! Tread carefully to escape this zone safe and sound. 

Toxic Waste Zone

Welcome to the Carnival! An abandoned, broken down carnival full of nasty, expired food and terrifying rides. Some even say this place is haunted by lost souls. Beware...

Welcome To The Carnival

When time flies by, you do too.
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That sentence really didn't make any sense but whatever. Enjoy!

Timeless

A Kirby like song. A happy sky forest full of life and fun. Come along and we can dance till the sun goes.

Skyland

A track for a happy moment in an 80s anime. A LOT of inspiration from the music of the Anime Dragon Ball (1986) OST. 

I WAS JUST INSPIRED BY THEIR MUSIC! I DO NOT OWN THE DRAGON BALL SERIES!

Happy Times 80s Anime

FINALLY! I made a Special Zone song! *cheers* I tried to go for the feel of Sonic 2 and Sonic 3's Special Zone music. I think I captured the feel just right! Make sure and rack up those points and collect extra lives!

Special Zone 1

Welcome to Firerock Mountain. A deadly volcano brewing some of the hottest lava in the world. Go forth cautiously and watch your step. 

Firerock Mountain

This tune has a bit of a story behind it. I was on a long beat block streak and couldn't come up with anything. In frustration, I just started randomly putting notes into the piano roll. I then played it and actually found a tune. I edited it bit by bit then a full song came out of it. The main piano melody is actually the "garbage" that I wrote! Pretty neat huh? Now that I think about it, this song kinda sounds like it could be in a Crusin' USA type game.

Garbage Funk

Boss music that could play in a spooky castle. That's pretty much it. Mixing is still a problem though. :(

Castle Final Boss

Sierra was a game company that made DOS games. The music would be created on a chip set or soundcard called Adlib or Soundblaster. These sound cards had a FM YM3812 built into them. The sound chip sounds a little like Sega Genesis music however the YM3812 had a more softer and less metallic sound. This is a song emulating that kind of music.  

Sierra Fanfare

This song is a MASTERPIECE! But first, a little backstory on this tune. Last year (2015), my mother brought me to a Goodwill store. Is it a store? Whatever. Anyways, I had a little bit of cash to spend so I bought two kid toy pianos wanting to take the sounds and also maybe circuit bend them. When I got home, I found that one of them had a train sound on it. This is when I came up with the intro melody to this song. At the time though, I wasn't sure what to do with it. Flash forward a year (2016), I start working on a OST called Giant Series. The Giant Series is basically taking a household room and making a basic mood and theme as if it was a level in a video game. And so, this track was born! This was the 2nd song made in the series.

(Giant Bedroom) Dancing Toys And Jumping Jacks

Here is my take on a Club-esque song. I think this song could use a bit more work but its been sitting on my hard drive for 10 months now. 

Wild Card

All I can really say about this song is that it reminds me of an early 2000s MP3 song you would find on a website like Newgrounds.com.

Lost In A Trance

This song is for a UIL One Act play called "Her Senior Year" by Cody Moree. Its about a girl, who is almost done with her high school career, finds out that she has cancer. SPOILER! This song is played in the final scene where the main character ascends into heaven and gives a wonderful speech while her classmates mourn over her death. The song's length was tailored for the length of the actor's speech. The song is meant to be in the style of Vitamin C's Graduation (Friends Forever) song. That's why it sounds a bit weird.

OAP A Sad Graduation Day

Welcome to the Mystic Palace! Here, you will learn how to harness your true potential. Feel the waves of the water. Feel the wind of the sky. Feel the earth move. Transform your negative energy into positive. You can do it! Trust your instincts! 

Mystic Palace

Now hold your horses. I know what your thinking. Amiga means female friend. So its "Inside the Girl!" You are incorrect. While Amiga does mean that, I'm talking about the computer called Amiga.  Amiga was a home computer built by the same company that made the Commodore 64. This system was sample based. My last Amiga based song was in the style of the ones used in the Demoscene. This is for a game where you are in the Amiga computer fighting off evil aliens that are trying to take over your system!

Inside The Amiga

I had a dream that spiders were coming out of my bathtub faucet and this song was playing. Well, the intro melody that is. Not the entire song. When I woke up, I was pretty confused. But then, I remembered hearing a song in my dream. So I quickly grabbed my laptop (didn't even get dressed! XD) and wrote the intro to this song. After going through my morning routine, I came back to the project and started working. Here's the results! Why is it named Dream Pipe? That's what I named the project file after I jotted down the intro melody. It was meant as a placeholder name but after working on the project, the name just stuck. I think it fits.

Dream Pipe

Fun fact, this originally started out as a chiptune NES song. But when I added some reverb to it, I saw something new. I scraped the NES idea and transformed it into an awesome techno track! Enjoy!

The Level Up Dance

Pots and Pans rolling around and falling knifes from above. Watch your step or you'll be cooked! From simply messing around with some free sound packs to making a sweet electro track! This song is what started the Giant Series. The Giant Series is basically taking a household room and making a basic mood and theme as if it was a level in a video game. This was the 1st song made in the series. 

(Giant Kitchen) Magical Pots And Pans

Lost photo albums and fond treasures. Welcome to the Attic! This song is a mix between acoustic and synth. The Giant Series is basically taking a household room and making a basic mood and theme as if it was a level in a video game. This was the 3rd song made in the series.

(Giant Attic) Land Of The Lost And Found

To get a feel of the way FM music was made, (Sega Genesis, Arcade machines, YM2612, YM2151, YM2608, YM2203) I have been using HOOT. HOOT is a Japanese music program designed to emulate the Japanese computers and arcade chipsets of the 80s and 90s. I downloaded a giant pack full of just about every system available for it so I can listen and study the music. I stumbled upon a PC-88, PC-98, and X68000 game called Cyber Block Metal Orange. The music in it was so driving and upbeat, I thought it was an action platformer/shooter Gundam game! To my surprise, its a Arkinoid clone and a hentai game involving Gundams!!! :O Its a shame the soundtrack was wasted in this way. Anyways, inspired by the music from the game, I used an old unused riff I made long ago and transformed it into this! I'm really happy the way this turned out! I imagine this could be used for the last level in a Gundam game.

Gundam Rescue Mission

Tidal Waves, dangerous drains, and floating bath toys. One wrong step and you will slip and fall. Tread carefully! This song's composition is amazing but the mixing is a bit sucky. I would just re-render it but I took about 6 hours to render. And yes, I know there is a long silence spot at the end. That's one of Fruity Loops weird errors. I could go into Audacity a cut it off but I don't want to degrade the audio. Oh well... 
The Giant Series is basically taking a household room and making a basic mood and theme as if it was a level in a video game. This was the 7th song made in the series.

(Giant Bathroom) Panic! Slippery Soapsuds!

Hey Guys! Were in the basement!(Tell me if you get the reference! ;D) As I kid, I was terrified of going to the basement. It was dark, dreary, and had bugs all over the place! YUCK! My grandparents kept a lot of old electronics in their basement. Taking this things into account, I started writing the song in an old analog style with a tiny bit of Sci-Fi/Horror. I started with the Theremin part of the song. Then, I experimented with some synth strings and came up with an awesome 80s VHS Documentary synth! Then the rest of the song came to life! Its an amazing piece. The Giant Series is basically taking a household room and making a basic mood and theme as if it was a level in a video game. This was the 6th song made in the series.

(Giant Basement) A Requiem For The Obsolete

I compose music in my free time mainly for video games. 

My goal in life is to make my own video games and compose the soundtracks for them. I began taking piano lessons when I was 13 and was in it for one year. From then on I have been composing music teaching myself as I go. I feel I have an ear for music and a lot of potential in the media industry.

If you would like to use my music for a game, or any other media, please contact me at tailsprowerrocks@gmail.com. A couple of my tracks can also be bought here but only a select few: http://www.productiontrax.com/profile.php?id=9314 
If anyone wants a music composer for their game, I'm in for it! :D

The DJ Tails

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