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Well this was a trip. :) Wonderfully voiced as always, and what an intricate script...

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BunniMilk responds:

Ah gosh, I’m so glad to hear that, thank you ☺️

Getting some Daft Punk Discovery vibes with this one. :) Feel like it's lacking a little bass and background but you got a good vibe going here...

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meepmeepy responds:

thank you!

Imagination really running wild with these shadows... appreciate how the author credits really doesn't reveal how much voicing talent's really packed into this either... solid work.

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waverCD responds:

You can find the credits for the performers (me and missmoonified) in the author comments below the player. I'd loved to have it up in the usual credits spot with links to the profiles, but always need the confirmation from their end before it shows up and well, nothing yet heh I'm glad you enjoyed the work :)

Impressive showcase of vocal range with this one! Good intrigue, good length, maybe a notable lack of sound effects compared to the last but it doesn't seem to take anything away from it either... essential ones are still there. Nice...

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HaruLunaVA responds:

I didn't voiced any of these characters. I just wrote and edited the audio. Yeah, this was before I started learning to add a lot of sound effects on audios.

Practice makes perfect!

Well this was fun. :) Love the voicing, so expressive, though the sex sound effects in particular maaaybe not the most realistic/sensual? Feels like it might be more so if it wasn't the same one being repeated again and again, a little reminiscent of old VG effects that way, when they had a limited amount of individual sounds they could use per game...

But anyway overall thoroughly enjoyed this. Looking forward to whatever's next.

Happy Halloween HaruLuna!

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HaruLunaVA responds:

Thank you for the feedback! I really appreciate that! Next time I'll design my own, but I'm still learning how to do sound designing. It may not be good, but hey! Learning is good!

If that traditional seasonal greeting card was to ever receive an audial embodiment of sorts I can see this being about as close as it gets. :) Especially in the beginning it really has a Christmas sounding jingle/sparkle/thing to it, and grows nicely as it goes... uplifting, festive and not too fast...

I could really see this being used in a commercial hmm.

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Jabun responds:

Ah thanks so much CD! I never really thought about it re the Christmas theme, but now that you mention it, I can definitley hear it :) No buyers for commercials yet, but there's always time XD Thanks for listening and reviewing :)

If I listen to this when I'm tryna sleep there's no way I'm a be sleeping though. XD Such hype...

It's fascinating how you can build this so much without ever really going over the top and crazy either, less really is more sometimes hmm, or maybe it's the slightly unpredictable percussion that gives it a bit of that perfect kind of audial insanity. Love that end energy too, though almost feels heavier hype-wise in the beginning somehow. Feels polished overall. Clear sound quality but with wonderful weight.

Is that main melody bit some kind of flute or brass btw? Can't be that euphonium can it...? Can't really tell what it is. Stands out in a subtle kind of way; sets this apart from other stuff easily. Wriggles through your mind and amplifies hype level further further go berserk and merk and murder (words and such, of course)!!!

Dope work.

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ADR3-N responds:

The lead in the beginning is 3 instances of Egyptian Ney by findasound's Faiyez Saidawi; I think the end is a crunched wav. I'll have to looksie if you want. Findasound is out of business so grab their products anywhere you can. Afaik they weren't just deleted but distributed elsewhere

The secret to builds is honestly keeping things tame in the beginning, and probably overusing delays and transition whooshies, gongs, etc. I don't even think I used a single ride in this song, just weird blaster noises panned around, if you catch those. Then the challenge is leveling before using any compression. I'm my own harshest critic. Maybe there is a sort of charm to that

Mostly I just wanted quiet and this song happened LOL

This was waaay better than I expected! Though was expecting a bit more song too. I mean: vocals. Guess we vent a bit differently hmm, you do have the shouts/samples, which do enforce an element of despair I guess but... at the same time the mood just comes across bright and uplifting IMO, jazzy, soothing, an element of unpredictability that seems to mirror that of the world but... I'm just not really feeling the hopelessness and all here...

I love the style. Refreshingly unpredictable. Not too loud but still crisp and wholesome. Easy to bop to.

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KhaosKitsune617 responds:

The brighter and happier parts are supposed to represent the feeling that hope actually exists,but you highly doubt it and you are still in a horrible mental state. Also, I was inspired by many sad songs that sounded very happy.

Such crazy energy in this one. :) The creative things it could be a part of hmm... feels like it'd work well with pretty much anything. Atmospheric. Suitable pauses as to not keep that constant intensity either. Unconventional and heavy, and the little atmospheric disturbance in back, almost like screams of some sort, lost souls like... imagine this in DOOM...

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JamesHeart responds:

your feedback is amazing as ever CD thank you!


was really trying for something heavy and i try and stay away from the major pop formulas.
im glad this one works

Interesting theme for a jam, and an all but enigmatic title, feels optimal. For a while there after the one minute mark it gets a nostalgic VG kind of tone to it, reminds me of something I can nae place or recall, flows well overall, soft and jazzy, never waning, felt a little messy the first listen but it's like you pick up the pattern the more you play it... soothing stuff.

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S3C responds:

There's 12 keys in music hence the title. The Enigmatic Dozen, like 12 superheros each with their own theme that leads in two each other. I've actually shown you this before. Thanks for the review.

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