This one's a reviver!
But seriously, great composition, loved the emotional progression. Good stuff.
We just worked in a call together
Wrote melodies, discussed ideas, helped each other in mixing etc
We just kind of went along with “well you mostly produced it so the track is mostly yours” so thats why we’re credited like that
We *could* credit both of us in every song but uhhh we just didn’t come up with that idea at the time sooo yeahhh kinda too late for that now
Here you go, uploaded it to google drive:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1De4Kx1mO7RjvC90sLrYYhIM-UEJ4LhCE/view?usp=shari...
Note that I basically just saved my project as a zip without consolidating any patters, so you may see some errors
Tell me if you need anything else
Aftermath - very enjoyable string instruments, sounds really cheerful for an aftermath of an apocalypse though...
The Cyber Effect - very cyberpunk! has a lot of action in it, could be used as battle theme too maybe?
LWR - nice walking bass, dark piano, the 3/4 tempo gives it a sophisticated feel, and it does sound fittingly grim. Turns into a haunted mansion theme, gets real spicy at the end
Ol' Atlantis - mixes robotic synths with more gentle instruments like pianos and bells (I think those are bells?), really fits the description, my favorite track by far
Overall a really nice soundtrack! Well done!
A lot of variety in this OST! One could think that, with such different and unique styles, every track comes from a separate game, but the lore in the description really ties all of the different tracks together!
On another note, Desperation at the space station gives me some real Ridiculon vibes.
Nicely done!
The transitions are incredibly beautiful and natural, I couldn't even tell where one song ended and another started!
Each song feels like a journey, the use of strings and piano in "Tides of Time" makes it feel calm and gentle, and the oboes and bells in "Revival of Youth" make it feel busy and lively without sounding overwhelming. I also really enjoyed the grandiose feeling of "I See it Now". Great work!