Really awesome sounding!

I could see it as a stage over a boss theme though if it was something late game. To me (as somebody who hasn't really extensively played Castlevania games) it makes me think of something you'd hear in a mega man game for one of the Wiley stages.

Thanks!

I definitely see the idea you're getting across. I'll surely keep this in mind.

this just screams to me as being either a final boss, the route to said final boss, pretty much can be used as a song for any endgame 'room'.

Sounds really nice; almost as if this song was made for a particular or recurring boss that gets stronger after each meeting rather than a final boss but I'm wondering to which song are you tributing? It's definitely Castlevania-ish while at the same time it's feels original.

PS: Love the beginning too, though I felt it should have a third "note jump" (not sure what you'd call it, dont know exact music terms) instead of the 2 you have.

Dead Beat of Castlevania III would be the song.

It sounds amazing ^v^

There's a definite hint of mischievousness to it, almost like you're in the middle of a chase that was set into motion when a rival stole something important from you before darting back into the shadows (so of course, you're now in the middle of trying to get it back, most likely while encountering lots of enemies and obstacles).

Damn it hidden. Being better than me~

Great stuff here.

Actually i have a question. Your arps fade out, as though they are under the decay and sustain parameters. But the built in arpeggiation settings in a given plugin override the famicom soundfont (or magical8bit's) built in decay/sustain, physically striking the arpegiation notes one after another. since the strikes are very fast, they're all at full volume, and i can't think of any way to adjust the volume/time aside from going into the pianoroll itself and editing the channel volume, or spending way too much time with a channel volume automation clip. So how DO you do that?

I actually used the Famicom soundfont for the faded arps.

You'll need to make sure the Slide option in the channel's Arpeggiator section is on. From there, you just have to adjust the decay and sustain settings to your liking.

The checkbox there? :\ It never had an obvious change to the arp itself while testing, so i didn't ever bother with it. Hilarious how simple that was. Thanks.

I absolutely love this song, it just has that groovy striding bounce to it <3

What is this game you keep talking about? I looked all through your gallery for its introduction but there's no introduction. What kind of game are you making, is it like a Cave Story type game judging by some of the pictures? What gave you the ideas for the characters? Who are the characters who you mention in their themes? Where can I find more stuff about it?

You can find out more about Glowstone through one of my previous journal entries, which even provides a download link to the playable alpha if that's also part of your interest: http://www.furaffinity.net/journal/2953393/

Okay, thank you ^^.