Theme music for CC

[rtf]

Just like it says.  Here is some main theme music for some CC.

http://www.2dadventure.com/ags/aa.mid

Tell me what you think

[R4L]

I like it, but I think its too short. Sounds like the music in the beginning of 7 Days a Skeptic.

[Andail]

Very nice! The arrangement is quite professional. The theme is full of feeling, and will suit an adventure game well.
The only thing I can think of is that the initial few bars are slightly too...uninteresting? Perhaps change the instrument to something more original, perhaps an organ, or some glockenspeil.
Otherwise, really good work.

[n3tgraph]

Hey very nice tune,

I still got some critics though

The pianotune you've created is great, but in my opinion, it lacks dynamic. Each piano-note has the same volume which makes it sound very computery, if you know what I mean.

The volume of the vibe is a bit too loud on my general midi, but that could be different on yours ofcourse.

Last point of critics,
the drums don't match the style I think. Maybe you should use some Timpani's and other orchestral percussions

Just my point of view,

Greets - Jan

[Gregjazz]

Needs more velocity dynamics in the piano part. In the piano solo part a bit past half-way, make the lower notes sustain so all the notes aren't the same length and mechanical.

[Edwin Xie]

Change the music's instument into something more original

[rtf_is_away]

Thanks for all the CC.   I'm currently away, so I can't post a new version, but here's a sneak peak:

Electric Piano!!
Changing dynamics on the openings and middle part!!
I turned the timpani up's volume louder!!
Lengthened it with special bonus ending!

Call now!

[Gregjazz]

Nice bullets you got there.

Looking forward to hearing the updated song!

EDIT: Whoops, one more thing that I'd like to mention to you: somewhere in the very middle of the song, you play a F major chord, and the vibraphone plays an Ab -- the minor third. So that makes the entire chord an Fmaj (#9). I'm not sure if that note is the one you want; you might want to move it to an A to make it less dissonant.

[Phemar]

That's a great piece of music! I like love it a lot.

Pity it was so short...