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A jam submission

MY TIME WITH YOU (OST)View project page

A soundtrack for a potential visual novel or narrative game.
Submitted by MARKOP — 4 days, 1 hour before the deadline
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Description
Is a potential soundtrack of visual novel or narrative game that follows the story of two young people, from the moment they meet in kindergarten to their adult lives, and the romance that blossoms between them.

Software used for this album: LMMS, Audacity, Synthesizer V Studio Basic,scritch_editor. Cover art: Krita. 3D Models: VRoid Studio, posemy.art. Metadata: Mp3tag. Plugins: MonsterDAW, Keyzone Classic, DSK Overture, sforzando VST_x64, UI_METAL-GTX.

Genres: Rock, pop, ballad.

Music & art by Markop.

Message from the artist(s)
"Hi! My English is not very good. When I used the translator for the word 'overtime', it translated it literally. The first thing I imagined was the lost time when you are not with a person you love. But I don't know if it fits the real meaning of the word (later I learned it is for work or sports, and there are better words to express that when the work is advanced). Anyway, I hope it fits the theme in a forced way. This is one of my first projects, so maybe it is not enjoyable for everyone."

Link(s) of the submission on streaming services
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https://soundcloud.com/mario-d-huerta/sets/

Number of tracks
29

Genre

Orchestral
Electronic
Rock/Metal
Ambient
Experimental
Pop
Other

Soundtrack use permission

Yes (Game Jams)

For game jams only

Compilation album

Yes

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Comments

Submitted(+1)

I like it! Reminds me of SNES music, and the variety of emotions and styles you managed to cover across the whole soundtrack is impressive. I think my favourite is "Time is dragging.", the reverbed piano chords sound really nice.

Developer(+1)

Thank you so much for your comment.

Developer(+1)

I'm sorry, I didn't mean to say 'so maybe it is not enjoyable for everyone.' I actually meant that I hoped everyone would enjoy it—the 'not' just slipped out into the sentence by mistake!