Short cave theme

[Random Numbers]

Since I haven't introduced myself, I may as well do it here quickly as well.
I've been composing for close to 2 years now, doing so in a number of different styles from orchestral to trace.
I use FL Studio 5 as my main composition program, and AudaCity to record any non-soundfont MIDIs from my CTK-671 (it suprisingly good samples, actually).

Anyway, this is a quick thing I did in about 2 hours, which would be played in a typical bandit cave or ancestral tomb (or whatever else might come to mind when you're listening to it).
I'm planning to add another section to it, and make a combat version as well.
Tell me what you think, and what might improve it.

MP3 (875KB):
http://www.angelfire.com/rpg2/fuzzball0/untitled41.mp3

MIDI:
http://www.angelfire.com/rpg2/fuzzball0/untitled41.mid

Copy and paste the links to get them to work.

[The_Warder]

very good a little short though. has a sort of fable tune to it. I don't thinks it is for a cave though to peacefull.

[Aaron]

Not to be a killjoy, but we aren't using scripted music (music by location) because it causes a problem. Every time a new scripted music bit is started it jacks the music volume up to max, which is very irritating. All music will be explore or battle music like the original game, as unfortunately there is no other way to determine what plays where.

[Random Numbers]

I'm aware of that (well, it IS mentioned in like every single music topic >_>), but is there some way to say... have another application launch alongside Morrowind which receives a data feed from it and controls all the music?

[Graff]

No, or if there is, it's too much hassle and has too many problems to bother with it. Map 1 and 2 need some explore and battle music, preferably themed to who's in control of those maps. That's about as close as themed music is going to get.

Graff.

[The Old Ye Bard]

hey i would really like to hear this but i can't use angelfire pages because the site isn't letting me directly link. if you could use an attachment file that would be great. thanks

[Odowacar]

Since I haven't introduced myself, I may as well do it here quickly as well.
I've been composing for close to 2 years now, doing so in a number of different styles from orchestral to trace.
I use FL Studio 5 as my main composition program, and AudaCity to record any non-soundfont MIDIs from my CTK-671 (it suprisingly good samples, actually).

Anyway, this is a quick thing I did in about 2 hours, which would be played in a typical bandit cave or ancestral tomb (or whatever else might come to mind when you're listening to it).
I'm planning to add another section to it, and make a combat version as well.
Tell me what you think, and what might improve it.

MP3 (875KB):
http://www.angelfire.com/rpg2/fuzzball0/untitled41.mp3

MIDI:
http://www.angelfire.com/rpg2/fuzzball0/untitled41.mid

Copy and paste the links to get them to work.

Read the bold text.

[Macar]

I like this and the intrumentation is quite good. My only qualm is that insrtument with the melody (sounds like strings) is a little to marked, making it sound fake. I think that if it where a little more leggato with, perhaps, some reverb, it would make the piece more atmospheric.

[horodnicdragos]

Hey guys what programs are you using?I think I can make some music too.I am pretty good at music.I took piano lessons for three years...

[Graff]

Wrong thread for this, Horodnicdragos.

Graff.

[horodnicdragos]

Yeah thank you Graff...You could simply answer in taht post...is there any topic with sound editing programs?<Sorry for using this theard again>