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Pizzicato Plod's itch.io pageResults
| Criteria | Rank | Score* | Raw Score |
| Overall Enjoyment | #4 | 4.421 | 4.421 |
| Production | #6 | 4.579 | 4.579 |
| Connection to the Theme | #30 | 4.421 | 4.421 |
Ranked from 19 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.
Discord name (multiple if team)
James Dean
DAW / Method used to make the song
Logic
If you win, would you be willing to be on a Brainless Music compilation album?
Yes
Is this song your original work?
Yes
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Its very good, has that adventrous feeling like in the start of a rpg. Makes me think of things like Ni No Kuni
oh wow i very much love this! i could definetly see this as background music i think it captures the theme so so well good job
This piece is like whimsy overload! Reminds of Randy Newman's Toy Story scores, Danny Elfman, and Grant Kirkhope all rolled up into one!
Do you write directly into Logic for your stuff? Or do you first write it out in engraving software like Musescore or Dorico or something?
Usually just play into Logic, sometimes I might rough hand score on manuscript an idea or two and see what comes of it!
Thanks for your comment, I WISH I could write like Randy Newman haha!
The whimsey is off the charts with this one š„
This song reminds me of Rayman and I have no idea why
Yeah, I can totally hear that! Would have been awesome to score those games- super creative instrumentation! I feel Iād need to learn to play the Jaw Harp though haha.
I really like this song! Its fun to listen to, fits the theme, and it also has a lot of variety to it! Good job dude! š„
Pleased you like it! Thanks dude!
now this is what a bug's life truly sounds like šš„š„š„
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Amazing production! I really like it!
my pet ant really liked this song
Someone had to give the ants a voice, they've been ignored for too long!
Wowowow I love this! So whimsical, rlly does sound like sitting in a garden and watching some ants march
It's amazing that the total randomness of things is enough to spark inspiration, thanks for your comment!