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A jam submission

ratMockView project page

experiment music
Submitted by shandyplusme — 6 hours, 4 minutes before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Quality#192.4602.750
Creativity#202.5712.875
Correlation to theme#212.5712.875
Composition#211.7892.000
Overall#212.3482.625

Ranked from 8 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

Theme

Squeak (Bird Team)

Correlation to theme
nerd

Challenge portal

Challenge of the stair

Streaming service
https://sandyaddme.bandcamp.com/track/ratmock

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Comments

Submitted

i really like the instrumentation. the mallet instrument is a bit too loud in comparison to the others. the harpsichord was nice.

overall it has a very cool medieval feeling. 

great job

Submitted

I kinda liked the entry but I the way the song is structure feels off, like it takes a while for new elements to be introduced and when they do they don't contribute as much to the song as a whole. As a song it doesn't feel cohesive to listen to.

But the overall composition is very charming and the instrumentation really fits with the vibe!

Submitted

The best part in my opinion comes just right at the end! I think the number of repetitions could be a bit more shortened. besides that, it's a great tune, and I like the minimalist use of instruments, and the ones you chose work pretty well. 

Submitted

The choice of mallets, harp, and plucky instruments fits very nicely with a rat character. The part at 1:54 with the new idea introduced and the walkup over the pedal notes is my favorite part. It sounds like music that is accompanying inner conflict. When I think about creating looped music, I like to think about how many times to repeat something so that it gets stuck in the listener’s head while still wanting them to loop it around again to hear it again. I think that you may be able to cut down on the number of repeats in each section to reach that sweet spot. I like all the variation you have! Nice work and thank you for sharing!

Submitted

The harp was my favorite instrument you used. It was very smooth compared to the other harsher instruments which made it a nice change of pace when it played.