The Ultimate Elements Music Topic

[killybob]

would it take up too much memory to have a unique tune for each fake god? as much as i like the current, universal piece i think it would really add to the game and make monotonous, repetitive FG grinding just a little bit more fun.

[Time_lord_victorius]

would it take up too much memory to have a unique tune for each fake god? as much as i like the current, universal piece i think it would really add to the game and make monotonous, repetitive FG grinding just a little bit more fun.

i second this statement, it would be a nice addition...but a LOT of work to make the songs if we can't get royalty free music loops

[killybob]

we really need some musicians in our forums to step up and give us something good. it would save us time and money and provide this forum with a real sense of teamwork and practicality. not to mention some very unique pieces. besides not all music found on these sites are perfect for elements whereas specially made tunes and jingles are.

[Time_lord_victorius]

wel...i know of one way to make music for free, but you need... LINUX Ubuntu. the program is called Lmms. it comes with a variety of sounds to mix and stuff. i've used it a few times and i like it a bit. maybe someone could get deeper with this (inception!)

[killybob]

 hmm that could trigger off some good ideas. what's that program called on the mac where you can mix your own sounds and create songs? anyway that could be VERY useful.

[jmizzle7]

hmm that could trigger off some good ideas. what's that program called on the mac where you can mix your own sounds and create songs? anyway that could be VERY useful.

That would be GarageBand. It has the standard stuff that one would need to create loops.

[killybob]

and does it get any more advanced than standard? or is it just basic.

[jmizzle7]

and does it get any more advanced than standard? or is it just basic.

I have heard of people producing albums using GarageBand, so yes, you can get advanced with it by tweaking the parameters of each oscillator/effect/plugin that GarageBand has to offer. Logic, however, is the "pro" version of GarageBand, with the same interface and much more controls and features. Of course, it costs much more than GarageBand.

[killybob]

well almost undoubtedly at least one member will have this. if we can find them then it could open up a lot of doors.

[Time_lord_victorius]

alright, this thread is going somewhere.

Jmizzle, could you get started with the songs or is it too soon for you? when you're done, get us a sample so we'll have an idea of where we can go with this project

[jmizzle7]

alright, this thread is going somewhere.

Jmizzle, could you get started with the songs or is it too soon for you? when you're done, get us a sample so we'll have an idea of where we can go with this project

I have some projects on the docket right now and on the horizon. The false god music I have been working on has been nearing completion for quite some time now; I have just been slammed with school, work, and some wacky health issues. I might do a "music class" of sorts some time later also, if there is a need/demand for such a thing.

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I lurked and I lurked, and then I read this thread...

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It would be a dream come true to compose for Elements.

By the way, although the MacLeods are wonderful and free, every single flash game and iPhone app on the planet uses them. I would strongly suggest avoiding them, especially when we have such valiant community members.