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Hey I recognize this person!

1) Haha that vibraslap xD, although I would put the volume a tad bit lower myself. That jazz-piano (or whatever it is) starting at 0:25 sounds really water-y.
2) Haha, love the bubble sounds at the start. How did you make those? Also love the 3/4 time signature. That "muffled" filter really works like crazy! Those cabasas, the reverb, and the fading in-and-out strings also make it sound perfectly underwater.
3) Simple and fun. Works perfectly for a town theme. I like the steel drum in the second part - I've fallen in love with that instrument as of recent.
4) Would fit well for a platforming section. As you say it: fast but not too fast. It ain't boss-level energy, but fits well for a platforming section. Love the tremolo-marimba at 1:02, and the melody at 1:10 is also great.
5) Would fit fine for a pause theme. I have never been good at pause themes, but this works great!
6) Love the speed-up! I see how you intended it to be a bit slow actually, contrasting the speedy start, though I was really hoping for a banger of a battle theme.. :'). Still, great song!
7) Ahh... peaceful. A nice one to finish off with. The harp also fits well.

I like that you went for many songs, but with many of them being on the short side. That is perfect! It is exactly how I want all entries to be: it would take me ±10 minutes to rate, not much more like with some other entries, and I can still hear a good variety of songs covering wide aspects of the game.

Also, I am definitely going to use this as inspiration for my own underwater music - I've been lacking in that regard and you seem to have the keys to success! Really, I love this :D

Oh, I still have to watch your animations! I always download the songs and listen them from my iTunes. I'll watch it soon :)

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Thank you so much!

Would you believe me if I said the vibraslap used to be louder. Also it is just a harp playing in that first song not a jazz piano. I used harp for the underwater feel since a harp solo is used for underwater music in Banjo Kazooie which is my inspiration.

The bubble sounds I believe were from the Banjo Kazooie soundfont

Thank you for enjoying it! I hope you enjoy the animations too they were a lot of fun to make!

I had completely forgotten, but I promised to watch that video! It is really entertaining, especially with the text and images along with it! I loved the Tune-a Fishes and the fact that they will keep the angry Bubblene as their queen... after rehabilitation! And the songs are also still really good. I can as of recently use the cool features of Musescore4, which includes a low-pass filter I can use to mimic that "muffled" water-sound you are going for. Cool stuff :D