THE VIDEOS THREAD FOR MSPA VIDEOS [VIDEOS]

[michi]

Personally I have never been able to "understand" movie music and game music. It's much the same instruments as, say, Mahler or Vivaldi, but the chord progressions seem either alien or trite, and the overall flow from theme to theme baffles me (or simply eludes me).

In other words, you only listen to rap music

oh. yes. How i love me some 50 cent.

[SweetMadness]

Pretty sweet song choice in that one.

Yeah, it was beautiful. :3

[Zeitlos Eisen]

Because people would sue me and then I would have no choice but to countersue Zeitlos.

Andrew is making a profit through Homestuck, i.e. shirts and other merchandise, and the fact that it is an original work. Using someone else's music on it without permission is like hellaciously wrong and all that boring shit.

I just make some silly tribute videos so I'm clear.

[random_numbers]

The flashes are so long that Episode 6 is going to consist entirely of [S] Jade: Pester John.

You're...not going to actually do anything to it, are you?

Seems to me like it'd be kind of silly. Especially for when you get to the 7:39 long Enter

>[S]Enter is only 3:30 long....
Granted, it seems like more, but I timed it...

....
*opens Enter*
N...no? GOM is saying 7:39

By 3:30 Dave just summoned the wine cabinet

[Tenebrais]

The music track is a little over three minutes long.

[Zeitlos Eisen]

Actually I just remembered, that song I used for Episode Six is public domain.

http://www.newgrounds.com/audio/listen/180547

[Mme Sparklecakes XVII]

Still can't be used for profit*.

*Unless you talk to the artist.

[Zeitlos Eisen]

Yeah I came back to edit and add that Homestuck is probably considered commercial.

[Mme Sparklecakes XVII]

Did someone ring for a lawyer?

You can consolidate proceedings by lodging your countersuit and defence at the same time. However, it is always best to try to settle out of court.

Personally I have never been able to "understand" movie music and game music. It's much the same instruments as, say, Mahler or Vivaldi, but the chord progressions seem either alien or trite, and the overall flow from theme to theme baffles me (or simply eludes me).

THAT SAID, i really enjoy these videos, ZE!

I think the main difference between game music and traditional music is that while traditional music can have opening builds and climaxes, video game music needs to be largely consistent throughout so as to maintain the flow. Furthermore, they usually have to be able to loop seamlessly so you really can't have an opening build or climax/fade out.

That being said, a lot of videogame music does varry wildly in the middle, but it can never really drop below a certain level or else it becomes disconnected.

[Zeitlos Eisen]

[S] Enter coming soon.

[michi]

I think the main difference between game music and traditional music is that while traditional music can have opening builds and climaxes, video game music needs to be largely consistent throughout so as to maintain the flow. Furthermore, they usually have to be able to loop seamlessly so you really can't have an opening build or climax/fade out.

That being said, a lot of videogame music does varry wildly in the middle, but it can never really drop below a certain level or else it becomes disconnected.

The last time I played video games with music was the Nintendo NES so I guess I'm a bit out of the loop with all this! The music from [S] Enter was in my mind verging on too dramatic, but was saved by the lighter piano interlude that played during Rose's dive. Is that what you mean? If it were all just constant crescendo I would go bonkers hahaha.

Haha my goodness I feel so stodgy. "Kids and their music these days!"

ZEITLOS that was another GREAT ONE.

[Marelo]

Game music has to be played flexibly. It's almost never of a fixed length. So it's written to be the same theme throughout, and capable of looping, and they just change songs as the themes change. That's what they mean.

[Armada]

So I done gone an made myself another shitty tribute. Yes I did.


Here's an MPEG upload too.
For the previous one as well.

[Zeitlos Eisen]

The music from [S] Enter was in my mind verging on too dramatic, but was saved by the lighter piano interlude that played during Rose's dive. Is that what you mean? If it were all just constant crescendo I would go bonkers hahaha

Heh. Heh-heh.

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*furiously re-edits Episode Eight*

Hey, sweet tribute there Armada-mayne. Classy fade transitions between frames are classy!

[Zeitlos Eisen]

[*Sigh*]

It's 4:13 long! Way to go Zeit! Nice music too.

[Zeitlos Eisen]

Celebratory.

Blog.

Post.

http://mspatributes.blogspot.com/

[Ralion]

The ending was excellent.

[Tenebrais]

The music you put to that was cool, but it was no Bowman.

[Not The Author]

Magnificent.


But, uh, I think you may have gotten a pair of images switched around at the end there.

[silence]

I saw it as an artistic gesture rather than a mistake.

And while E.S. Posthumous lacks the Bowman touch, their music is still pretty epic.

[Andrew]

Pretty cool ZeitEis.

I'll probably splash these around the news in a bit. Maybe after a little more time has passed after everyone's 50th repeat viewing of Enter. This may help mitigate some of the inevitable youtube comments to the effect of "wtf is difarent song lame1"

[Dimentumn]

wtf is difarent song lame1

[Zeitlos Eisen]

Actually I sincerely screwed up even further back when I mixed up the Midnight Crew flash with the curtains closing on the fake Intermission of GT vacantly boggling.

Boy am I glad no one found that yet!!

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Sweetly hellacious, Andy! I will look forward to this future event which will happen soon.

[Mikker]

Actually I sincerely screwed up even further back when I mixed up the Midnight Crew flash with the curtains closing on the fake Intermission of GT vacantly boggling.

Boy am I glad no one found that yet!!

Not to burst your bubble, but I noticed it. I just didn't think it was that strange, as it works nicely as a transition between MC and HS.