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A jam submission

Forgotten fieldsView project page

Submitted by Luisnotes — 49 minutes, 44 seconds before the deadline
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Description
This OST is for an hypothetical 3d puzzle game similar to journey when you travel across a misterious land called the forgotten fields

1. the first track is the title screen theme for this one I used piano, harp and a chorus in fl studio mobile.

2. For the second track I used guitar, flute and piano and is for the game itself

3. ant the third track that is for the credits I used piano , harp , guitar and chorus

Theme

Songs of a Forgotten World

Link(s) of the submission on streaming services
https://soundcloud.com/luisnotes/sets/forgotten-fields-hypotetical

Number of tracks
3

Genre

Orchestral

Soundtrack use permission

No

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Comments

Submitted

Title Screen:

Very nice and relaxed! One thing I would tell you to watch out for is that the track clips in some areas.

A Journey into the Fields:

I really like the musical ideas in this piece. I have a couple things to suggest. First of all, the clipping is REALLY present in this piece and the low end is quite muddy so some EQing could help fix that. The guitar also feels pretty dry compared to the rest of the instruments so either adding some stronger reverb would really help.

To the World That I Discovered:

Again, the track slightly clips and the guitar feels too dry. It could just be the guitar sound because I definitely heard the reverb that time. Anyways, you have a great sense of connection and you are able to make each song connect to each other through instrumentation and chord progressions, because I definitely heard some connections from this song to A Journey into the Fields. Thank you Luisnotes!

Developer(+1)

Thanks for your comment, I will try to improve the guitar sound in future proyect