The idea of presentation on Youtube is very pleasant. I can hardly understand how such software works, but there is no doubt that the result is proof of a great mastery of this compositional tool. The 16-bit style of the selected synths brings a particularly pleasant color. An OST made up of short trips to different places with very varied atmospheres. Beautiful modulating chords which accentuate the interest, and very well constructed dynamic melodies. A natural sense for orchestral effects (ruptures, syncopations, counterpoint melodies, ...), the whole remaining very united and remarkably rich. The musical elements respond to each other, overlap, all on typical bass riffs: it is particularly successful, teeming with details in all directions. 14 minutes went by without me seeing the time passing. Excellent.
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Wow. Your thoughtful words are really appreciated, thank you Yazorius. The one thing I would say is, though I am flattered by your perception of my "great mastery" of Deflemask, I am really a total beginner! I picked it up a couple of weeks ago and used this OST Jam as a kind of occasion to force myself to learn to use it. There's a LOT more that can be done with it, and I look forward to improving! But thank you so much for your detailed and careful review of my work, it means a lot to me.