Welcome to the music page.
This is where all the songs I make get put.
Most of the time they'll be covers of existing songs, but there might be the occasional original track too.
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The Rhythm of the Flop
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Odd Folk (Arrangement)
A second foray into using realistic instruments. I'd been in the middle of playing Ghost Trick when I was working on this one, and the clavinet in Cabanela's theme influenced me enough to include one in my arrangement.
If I could go back and change anything about this, I would think about adding a few drawn out mouth harp samples to really drive home the feeling of "This guy's a total weirdo..."
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Crime Scene Contradictions (Arrangement)
A cover of one of my favorite songs from the Ace Attorney series, not only for its composition, but also for its length!
As for the project itself, this was sitting unfinished for probably over a year before I decided to complete it. I've never used realistic instruments when making music before, so this is a first for me. Despite that, I think this came out pretty good.
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Katamari on the Rocks (MOTHER 3 cover)
A cover based off Korogashi Puzzle Katamari Damacy's arrangement of Katamari on the Rocks. The taiko-ish sounding instrument was straight outta KPKD, but every other instrument is that of MOTHER 3's sound banks. One thing I've learned while making this is that Katamari on the Rocks has a really fucking cool bassline that is equally as catchy.
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Cross-Examination -
Allegro 2004 (AAI cover)
An arrangement of Allegro 2004 using the Ace Attorney Investigations soundfont. I think it sounds a little lacking, personally, but there's not really much else I could add to this, so as far as I'm concerned, it's finished.
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Wario Puzzle 1 (Wario Land 4 cover)
This cover was inspired by beco's unused arrangement of the same song in his hack, Wario Land 4: Parallel World.
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Wario Land II - Perfect! (Wario Land 4 cover)
I think I listened to the Smash Remix arrangement of this song, and got obsessed with it, leading me to cover the song myself, which, if I remember correctly, I finished in a single day.
Apparently sounds a dolphin in a ball pit.
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Announce The Truth
2002 (AAI cover)
An arrangement of one of, if not my favorite Announce the Truth theme.
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MAPPY - Main Theme (WL4/M3 cover)
MAPPY! My favorite classic Namco arcade title. I love how ragtime-y the original song sounds. I had a hunch that the Wario Land 4 honky-tonk would sound great for a song like this, and lo and behold, it does! My arrangement is also detuned by -50 cents for a more authentic sound.
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Outta My Way! ...It's Happy Hour! (WWinc. cover)
No doubt my most popular arrangement. This was finished about a month after the final version of It's Happy Hour was published to YouTube in 2023. I've gone back and made changes to this SEVERAL times throughout the last year give or take. I'm proud of it, but hopefully I can just finally let it rest.
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Cold Spaghetti
(Wario Land 4 cover)
The original Cold Spaghetti used a good bit of Wario Land 4's instrumentation, so why not go all the way, 'n crank the Wario-ness up to 11?
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Recipe for Turnabout (AAI cover)
A short, but sweet cover of the intro theme to Ace Attorney: Trials and Tribulations' Recipe for Turnabout using the instrumentation of Ace Attorney Investigations.
My very first wholly original song!
I believe I was working in FL Studio on an entirely different song when I got the inspiration for this, and just stopped was I was doing to go work on it. I was so invested in where it was going that if memory serves, I just pulled an all-nighter composing it. My favorite part about this song is definitely that brass hit sample. It was used in WarioWare, inc.: Mega Party Game$! and I've spent a couple years trying to track the original sample down so I could use it myself.
At the time of making this song, I still hadn't found the original sample, so what I opted to do was just cut it out of one of the WarioWare songs that use it. It was only AFTER I'd completely wrapped everything up that I found the original sample. ZERO-G Datafile Disc 3: Hit 16.wav.
If you're lookin' for it too, you're welcome.