Wow!!!  Nice job.  These are some really kickass tracks.  You've got a lot of talent!  Your friends are idiots if they don't listen to this stuff.  My friends don't listen to my stuff either, though it might just be because it sucks  

I'm really impressed though.  These tracks all have a really strong style and sense of authorship to them.

I use Fruity Loops as well, though I haven't heard of Superior Drummer.  The percussion in your songs is definitely really nice and strong so I looked it up.  It's a bit out of my price range at the moment though haha

I did notice a few tracks sounded a tiny bit squashed, presumably due to the compression.  Just might be one of those things to watch out for.  I thought the reverb was fine though.  I'm a mastering newb though so be careful taking anything I say to heart

I wonder what you might think of this song that I did a while back (also using some Nifflas samples)?  I'm concerned about the mixing/mastering since I'm still really new to it and it's such a fine-tuney thing to get the hang of.

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Mr Fish, your song's really cool as well!  It has a nice feel to it.  The percussion was really good.  It'd be perfect for some sort of adventure game, I can imagine climbing a mountain and overlooking a huge expanse hearing this.  My only suggestion, especially for listening to the song on its own, is that it might have been nice to play around with the chord progression a bit, if you can find a nice way to segue out of the current four-measure pattern.

Awesome.  I played this three-player last night and we had a blast.  Thanks for posting this SiamJai!  Nice job Nifflas!

I found the music pretty neat.  The drumbeat sounds generative, almost Aphex Twin-like.  I feel like it must be partially randomized since, if the music was done during a gamejam, there probably wouldn't be time to lay out those beats by hand.  If it is procedural I wonder what software was used for the music?

Hi,

Sorry to pimp my game right after I join the forum 

But I just released a free game, which I think Nifflas fans might appreciate.



Download/video

Isopark is an ambient isometric platformer in which the player's health and stamina are key.  If people seem to like it, we might expand it into a bigger game.

Me and my artist girlfriend Liana Sposto made it for the Global Game Jam recently.  If you get a chance to try it out, let me know what you think.  I already know there are some issues with telling where things are in 3D space (mostly due to my hasty/sloppy level design).  I also know about the slight z-sorting glitch with the player's shadow and feet (didn't have time to fix it).

Thanks for playing!
---Sebastian

Your game looks neat Microbex!  Nice graphics.  Does the gyroscope fall over if you bump into walls enough?  Might be neat if you have to keep spinning it up at checkpoints or it winds down after a while.

I am a freelance programmer but have been looking to get into freelance music as well since it's something I enjoy.  I could potentially make some music for you and charge much less than I do for programming, as I have less experience with it.

I think my style is a little "punchier" than the song you used, but I can do any style you like provided it's within my capabilities.

My soundcloud (some songs there are unpolished, "Star Mites" is Nifflas-inspired though)

You can email admin {{at}} ultimatewalrus {{dot}} com if you have any questions about that.