Hello! here's a little bit of gameplay from the platformer I'm working on 🏹

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Basically when you get chills listening to music (if you do) it’s because of nostalgia or a positive feeling of completion.

It’s either that the composer has mastered leitmotif usage, or, if you get chills playing in a concert, you really really enjoyed the music but are glad it’s over.

It pains me to watch Toby Fox play through Snowdin with everyone else and not even point out that the first violin note in ”Snowy” has a broken keyswitch. In the OST it had a sustain articulation but on the PC version it’s staccato.

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Happy Tenth Birthday Undertale!!!!!!! 🎉

I wasn’t able to finish the whole soundtrack in time, but here are my orchestrations of the demo OST.
Again, all credit to @tobyfox.undertale.com. This project is simply a passion project/tribute.
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I am a sucker for these kinds of patterns, I love writing them, I think of them as mosaics

Waiting for silksong to release on Apple Music and Spotify asdfghjkl;
I’m reduced to ignoring bandcamp asking me to buy it, not because I don’t want to support Larkin, but because I already have Apple Music.

Just realized I used 🔞 to say I was under 18… turns out that means ‘no minors allowed.’ So basically I banned myself from my own profile. Amazing.

Glaceir, by Toby Fox (@tobyfox.undertale.com), from Deltarune Chapter 3.
I pretty much arranged it for cello and then decided to try to record it (scordatura a quarter tone flat). Intonation’s not great though, and it took a really long time to get a good recording.
Generally happy with it though.

Orchestral arrangement of “Ruins” from Undertale, by Toby Fox (@tobyfox.undertale.com)
I’m pretty happy with this one, but it’s not flawless.
Working on the rest of the ost for later!