I love this dark loop! This track is being used by the open source rpg dnt.dnteam.org by the way. If there's a lmms source file, it'd be awesome to have it. :)
For the record: I used a short loop version of this track in a HTML/CSS abstract point-and-click adventure game-jam game: http://g.qubodup.net/lrl/. Thanks to the author!
Hey, I used a short loop version of this track in a HTML/CSS abstract point-and-click adventure game-jam game: http://g.qubodup.net/lrl/. Thanks a lot!
I think the flute breaks the lab-ness of the first instrument and makes this track a collision between lab and elve-style nature somehow :) I only used the lab part though ;) (by cutting the rendered audio, there was not time to edit in lmms during the jam)
Hey, I used a short loop version of this track in a HTML/CSS abstract point-and-click adventure game-jam game: http://g.qubodup.net/lrl/. Thanks a lot!
Love this track! Will probably end up using it in a prototype I'm working on.
I love this dark loop! This track is being used by the open source rpg dnt.dnteam.org by the way. If there's a lmms source file, it'd be awesome to have it. :)
Ah...... the beginning is wonderfully drone-ish and reminds me of Homeworld.
You wouldn't happen to feel like sharing the project file, in case it was made in lmms?
By the way, please use "," between tags. (fixed this for you)
Love it!
At first I thought i'd be a kind of spy-style track. Then it got... maybe bizzare, maybe psychotic.. a bit.
Made in something else than lmms? (Or just not in the mood to share this project file?) <- thatt's me being curious.
As of Nikki and the Robots 1.0, we're using these sounds in the game!
Very nice sounds! Can you tell us how you recorded them? And why is there no mud01.ogg? :)
Love the simplicity!
For the record: I used a short loop version of this track in a HTML/CSS abstract point-and-click adventure game-jam game: http://g.qubodup.net/lrl/. Thanks to the author!
Hey, I used a short loop version of this track in a HTML/CSS abstract point-and-click adventure game-jam game: http://g.qubodup.net/lrl/. Thanks a lot!
I think the flute breaks the lab-ness of the first instrument and makes this track a collision between lab and elve-style nature somehow :) I only used the lab part though ;) (by cutting the rendered audio, there was not time to edit in lmms during the jam)
Hey, I used a short loop version of this track in a HTML/CSS abstract point-and-click adventure game-jam game: http://g.qubodup.net/lrl/. Thanks a lot!
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