Відео

chicory videos are way too underrated, this is so cool

The Fire Emblem main theme is my favorite main theme of any video game!!

Also, fun fact, every region's threat music is unique and it's awesome, even if it doesn't directly correlate to the enemy types there's different ones in each region so it kinda can at times.

Thank you SO MUCH. for making this video. I have no idea how music theory works but still find ways to appreciate the music of Klonoa even if I do not understand a lot of how it was made and how the different instruments complement eachother. This video definitely put how I feel about these tracks into words that made sense

I'm internally grateful for Nintendo to have the right to remake not only the first but also the second game, and having more people recognize the game as a whole. Because I may have only grown up with the second game before the remake, but seeing how many others are appreciating the soundtrack of the second game as well also brings me a lot of joy, since it's just an over the top amazing, wacky and going with the flow type of good of an experience. Always something I love to listen to from time to time, always bringing me back to childhood nostalgia. ✊🏽😔✨✨✨✨

there's a setting in the dlc that visualises the threat music, making it easier to use, but adds a ui element so it's less immersive

The entire reason I got Beastieball is because Lena Raine made the music

To give Kabbu credit, since he's based (I think) on characters like the Power Rangers and Kamen Rider, him getting a sudden power boost at the end of his arc could actually make sense as a reference.

Skyrim maybe isn't the best example of having "complex characters" lol

4:04 i audibly gasped

Easily my second favorite soundtrack

AWESOME VIDEO !!!!!! singlehandedly made me think about klonoa again when i hadn't for a bit...... a weird little series i really enjoy ..!!! i also appreciate the little hints and references you added to the Thing without outright spoiling it.... music perfectly fitting <3

This was a truly excellent video. You actually appreciate the musical nuance in this brilliant game! Thank you!

Off course he recorded most as monk

I just finished arranging the Crown of Towers theme for a string trio! It grabbed my ear immediately when I first entered the area, I think it’s one of the strongest, most complete-feeling tracks in the game.

The music is so sad and repetitive because the context of the story bleeds directly into this. Cvstodia is a land of sadness, misery and ciclical suffering. These are dark times for that land because it's in the full grasp of the miracle and the high wills: there is simply no hope. When you compare the music of the first game to the sequel, you will notice inmmediately that it's quite different, with the implication that its more zesty and energetic because the miracle doesn't pull the strings completely anymore, abd therefore the land, albeit not completely healed, it's more free and the denizens seem to be focusing in more things than just bearing the suffering of their existence (you have the sculptor and her daughter who try to create beautiful art despite their cirsunstances, and escolastico and his brother,.who like to travel and sell stuff) Just my two cents here.

amazing video! klonoa as a series needs more attention, ESPECIALLY lunatea's veil. on another note its fitting that the kingdom of sorrow's theme have sections of music from the first game. note the kingdom's actual name, "hyuponia"... as in huepoe, all the empty rocking chairs in the level, and how uncannily similar the king's appearance is to klonoa, specifically from the first game with the collar and smaller, cat-like pupils... klonoa is facing down his own sorrow carried with him from phantomile, incarnated into the sad, lonely king.

This game reminds me of Tunic where the game has been showing you things the entire time but it's at a certain point where you start finding clues that make you retrace your steps and consider anything as a possible (music) puzzle

The more time that passes the more I feel like animal well is a masterpiece

Where is the fun hidden tho. I never came across it in the whole run

I'm assuming the disc-hitting-the-cave-spike-sound is not random but dictated like the spinning ghost mouse heads make sounds. the mice have 8 directions that have 8 sounds depending on when they hit an area, and make a sound accordingly. like the flute. I think it's the same with the frisbee-disc. it spins, and whenever it hits something it makes a sound according to where on the 8 areas it hits as it's spinning.

I love that this video exists. Thank you kind sir.

Nice video! Some nice music theory talk here, coincidentally hitting on two of my favourite tracks in this OST (Dessert Mountain and Abandon Me). Wish more folks I know knew of this game! There's a lot to talk about with it.

This game is very artistically unique, which is just the kind of quality I seek in games constantly. Always looking for that perfect hidden gem that touches my heart in a new and inspiring way. My thoughts on the soundtrack are that even though it's so simplistic, subtle, and quiet, those exact traits are what set the ominous tone of its beautiful world. A deep well untouched by the universe outside. Its very own universe hidden away in a dark and quiet place, full of shadow and wonder. It's like looking into a stark black forest at night with a sky of stars that rotate at a slowness that makes it SEEM still. But there's so much more than what meets the eye. Exactly the game's message right there. I truly honestly wish there were more games like this one. The ability to expand one's perspective on reality in a video game is astounding and worth every experience.

Absolutely beautiful video. Would love to hear more thoughts about the game from your perspective. I came here searching for a breakdown of the title theme and I got exactly that! I was wondering if it sounded like a certain... flute song that we get to learn but I don't think there's enough similarities. Love the little nod to Mother 1 though. This game was a blast from start to finish.

Always good to look at vids like these while I’m studying, definitely checking out your other stuff!

The boss music comes to mind as a feat of sound design, its so simple musically but the sound choice/mixing really sells it

Nods to the Twin Peaks soundtrack

Thank you for showing it and making it visually understandable <3

I want to see someone doing something amazing with the flute

Tunic also has a lot of the "music that speaks to you subliminally"

4:04 sounds almost like Cave Story 🥺

Appreciation where its deserved ¦3

I was reminded a lot of Portal 2, which also has a lot of "emergent music" gradually appearing as you interact with objects in the world.

I watched this thinking you had perhaps discovered secret music notation in the artwork (I wouldn't be surprised if that is still the case!) and yet I was not disappointed you didn't. The music and other audio in this game are stunning. Everything fits so perfectly. My favourites are the beat of the chameleon as it feeds, and the rhythm of the yellow and green platforms that raise you up by different amounts, especially the staircases that you glide upwards on instead of jumping from step to step. There's unexpected musicality in other areas too, like the dog's barks or the firecracker bursts for example. I feel there could easily be some flute sequences in things like this that are yet to be found. Edit: I just remembered another favourite musical motif. There is a piece of background music near the end of the game (or between endings might be more accurate) that reminds me of the underwater music in Jaws. Not the scary Dum-Dum theme, but the slightly suspenseful, bad feeling, theme. It fits the mood really well.

Very nice video

Love this video! The music is used to such good effect throughout the game, even when you’re barely aware it’s playing. I also wouldn’t be surprised if there’s more ambient motifs that can be played on your flute that will unlock further secrets.

3:55 I've gotten through all 4 layers (with internet help ofc). Where does the secret track play?

awesome video for an awesome game! how i wish i knew what vst / midi instruments they used to make the music, its so sick

Very happy this made it to my recommended, what a cool game and cool video as well

great video !

For me Animal Well is a smaller, easier and more casual brother of Rain World.

I love the usage of lemotifs in Klonoa 2's soundtrack. Some are kind of obvious, like Lolo's theme being used in several tracks, but some I kinda discovered for the first time recently.. Like how a part of Ishra's Ark's theme could be heard in the beginning of KoS's theme.

A word that kept arising for me while listening to the various tracks: atmospheric. Nice job, man!

im going to pretend i understood most of that😅

That's a really nice analysis, have my sub! How come you've notated the piece at 2:30 at 6/4 though? Don't the constant triplets indicate a clear tendency towards 6/8 in terms of stresses?

At first I thought Queen Elizant II was gonna be a twist villain

This is like pikmin, especially pikmins 2, 3 and 4 were is dynamically changes, in pikmin 2 there is a threat(enemy near)theme were an enemy notices you then an actual battle them when you engage with the enemy, both in and out of caves, pikmin 3 also has a battle theme that adds to each area theme, and pikmin 4 is honestly crazy, with it adding instruments for every enemy, and those instruments are added for each area and cave themes, there is also a specific cave, called the Engulfed Castle that has separate music fade in over the normal cave theme as the specific enemy comes closer to dropping in... pikmin in general just has fantastic uses addaptive music

What a great video! You deserve more views!

10:43 This melody plays another major role in the track: that melody is actually a enharmonically equivalent version of the game's title jingle. Another version of the game's jingle plays in "Mirage" (the song of The Forgotten Path). Other than that, fantastic analysis of the soundtrack, even though Lunatea's Veil has a lot of material worth discussing, Door to Phantomile still has it's goodies that are worth discussing on (like the rhythmic consistency between the level tracks, aka a lot of syncopation). Cheers!