Show off your org music...

You know, I never really get why people bother to spoiler protect genocide run music. It's not like I wasn't able listen to "Battle Against a True Hero" before doing a genocide run. All the song names are present in the soundtrack.

The Undertale forums actually require you to warn about "Music Spoilers" if you reference any of the tracks in a post. People enjoy the music so much that they hate it being spoiled for them.

EDIT:

On a more relevant note, the super-secret password-protected ORG was pretty good. It feels a bit empty though, maybe trying strengthening that bass line.

 

Sounds alright. Everything flows fine. It felt like it needed more momentum though. I feel as though percussion could have really been utilised to make the piece more interesting, given its length.

actually it was supposed to sound repressed. So I did it right, yay xD

 

Following the Bathtub of Mje's D-Doom (recording)

I was bored and got some friends to pick random numbers out of context, assigned them to ORG instruments and got a nonsense name to go with it. Perfection! :O

 

seriously guys, there's no prancing around in candyland, what were you thinking?!
sorry I couldn't come up with a better name.

 

Because my friend bet I couldn't do it, here's my attempt at making a pop song.

Centuries (wip)

 

I did an ORG of the song that you watched the Jungle Book movie for.

I believe some transcriptions and remixes were requested of me... I'll be looking into those next.

EDIT:
By the way, no spoilers for the movie yet please, I'm seeing it this weekend.

 

I made an ORG of the main theme from the Nintendo game "Sky Kid". It's for a mod that I hope to have done by the end of the summer.

Here's the ORG.

Thanks to @Tpcool for pointing me towards a decent MIDI-to-sheet-music program, without which this would have been a really crappy transcription.

 

Thanks to @Tpcool for pointing me towards a decent MIDI-to-sheet-music program

What was the MIDI-to-sheet-music program?

 

What was the MIDI-to-sheet-music program?

SynthFont. I had originally been recommending this program called MidiSheetMusic to those who had asked for a program with sheet music-like capabilities... but that was a mistake.

 

SynthFont. I had originally been recommending this program called MidiSheetMusic to those who had asked for a program with sheet music-like capabilities... but that was a mistake.

SynthFont is harder to see and doesn't technically convert the MIDI to sheet music, but it's in a format similar to ORGmaker with bars and a pianoroll. And it's accurate, unlike MidiSheetMusic, which in addition to having a wealth of inaccuracies, also blew up your speaker every time you pressed "Play".

 

Alright, I felt like releasing these ORGs because I was either doing nothing with them or felt like they were finished, so I put them all in a zip to download. I would appreciate feedback even though I'm probably not going to use these songs anymore. I will use the feedback for my future in orgmaking, however.

 

I made an ORG of the Overworld Theme from Super Mario Bros. 2. I'm really happy with the way it turned out.

 

I made ORG music all is here:www.dropbox.com/s/co6zysgfa3ult7x/my%20ORG.rar?dl=0
some is from cavestory plus,I hope some people like my made these.

 

I made ORG music all is here:www.dropbox.com/s/co6zysgfa3ult7x/my%20ORG.rar?dl=0
some is from cavestory plus,I hope some people like my made these.

I find it kind of suspicious that this is in a .rar file. Is there any particular reason you didn't use a .zip folder? I'm hesitant to click the download link.

 

I find it kind of suspicious that this is in a .rar file. Is there any particular reason you didn't use a .zip folder? I'm hesitant to click the download link.

Why is .rar more suspicious than .zip?

 

Why is .rar more suspicious than .zip?

Well .zip files can be accessed with normal Windows, .rar files need a program to open them. And I've been suspicious of .rar for a long time because it's such an uncommon file extension (well, less common than .zip). In all honesty I'm probably just paranoid, but I typically won't go near .rar files unless they're from a trusted source.

 

jaws it isnt infected or anything i downloaded it just fine

 

Well .zip files can be accessed with normal Windows, .rar files need a program to open them. And I've been suspicious of .rar for a long time because it's such an uncommon file extension (well, less common than .zip). In all honesty I'm probably just paranoid, but I typically won't go near .rar files unless they're from a trusted source.

Just use WinRAR. It's essentially free and opens both .zip and .rar files.

 

Just use WinRAR. It's essentially free and opens both .zip and .rar files.

7zip if you want to open .zip, .rar, and .7z files.

 

I'm use WinRAR for a long time,It defaults to rar,I didn't mean to.