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Muse Genkaroku
4 years ago

Here it is pals.

The first (and current) version of the intro theme.

Created using choir, harp and celesta instruments.


Honestly, I made this by recreating the opening of Tenshi's Last Spell theme with 140 BPM and 3 / 4 signature, then lower the BPM to make it slower.

Basically, the intro of this game is influenced by that of the game Grimm's Hollow: A black screen with some text at first, then progress to the main screen with some dialogue, and then start the game. (Please, don't sue me, @grimmshollow , I'm sure that this kind of intro has been existing in many video games preceeding your game, so it is a recurring element within the gaming history, and I pay DEEP RESPECT to your game)

Do you have any ideas on how to fix problems within the audio? Or do you want to give ideas about a better instrument combination? Feel free to answer in the comments below!



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