Suggested by @DesmonDev , I’ve got nothing to share as of now, except that one music track I shared in the game jam 9 devlogs thread, so I guess you can search for that if you want.
repository? i mean, that might be confusing because these tracks arent explicitly for others to use without permission
Thanks, i notice you changed it
Cover 1: 4-6/10, I can’t decide in a set score
Cover 2: 6/10, to blurry for my liking
Cover 3: 7.5/10, best by far here, won’t rate higher since it is just a barely edited picture of a flower, I obviously can’t really rate it higher than any actual artwork.
the first one is self explanatory,
the second is a edited photo of an instagram live of a mural being vandalized
and the last photo, was taken in 2007 on a corroded digicam left in a case with a broken zipper in a storage unit that hadnt been opened in years. The camera was my aunts, and that album is about her.
Wait, you actually some albums? Why didn’t you share any links then?
Well, because they take a while to make lol. Retribution (the second one) might be out soon though.
Cool, drop the link when you’re done then.
Is this the right spot to show the song I am the most proud of? If so, here it is:
Titan by WorldStudios on Newgrounds
It’s for a boss I created for my game.
Question Ive wanted to ask for a while. Why sticking with chrome music lab?
I’ve stuck with Chrome Music Lab mainly because it’s the only way I know how to make music. Any other way just seems way to expensive or difficult to learn (for me). That’s also the same reason why I haven’t switched to Unity or Godot yet (but I also would be leaving such a big and friendly community behind, so I won’t switch out of GDevelop!)
If you’re looking for an easily usable way of making music thats a little more advanced, try boscaceoil. It’s gotten me some decent results before.
Edit: I went looking for a link where you could download bosca ceoil, but it turns out there’s a new open-source version called “Bosca Ceoil Blue” so I guess you can try that one instead.
Thank you for finding a good tool for me! Though, I will have to use it for future games due to me having 20+ songs at this point with Chrome Music Lab, and it would look weird for the rest of the soundtrack to use completely different instruments. But I still might use it in the future.
or you could just hire me…
I would, but this is a personal project, and I don’t have the money to hire you, but maybe for a future project.
i dont accept any form of currency