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Thanks! I haven't made anything in a while but have been thinking about getting back into it.

I probably got a bunch of notes wrong haha

After reading this comment, I can now do 20 body weight squats and be sore for 3 days afterwards.

Thank you :) Yea some of it is probably a bit difficult to play, so maybe I could try to do more beginner friendly versions as well. Just let me know what songs and difficulty levels you want <3 I could always use the arrangement practice :)

Yea, I'll have to try that since my computer is pretty outdated at this point... I like playing with the jaggy edges for some reason though haha

Are you sure it's not grandmaster level?

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It's like Times New Roman but sound

Mondstadt really does have the most convenient layout for all of your needs. Everything in one small area, and the waypoint is so close haha

Mondstadt just feels different compared to other regions, I love it

@@auryel279 Yea it really does. I'm excited to see and hear what Fontaine sounds like, too! Maybe in some ways it will be similar to Mondstadt compared to other regions.

​@d00mscr01ler Yeah I guess so after all, Fontaine is supposed to be inspired by France

I actually started teaching myself piano because I wanted to learn how to play 'To Zanarkand' from Final Fantasy X when it first came out many years ago. I don't think there wasn't any official sheet music for it at the time or maybe I couldn't find it. Your comment makes me think it would be a good idea to write a program that could transcribe the data from the tracker into sheet music form, or perhaps MIDI data that you could import into a DAW to change instruments freely since it's fundamentally the same. I'm at the point where I'm more comfortable writing music in tracker than sheet music, so it would be a good tool for me to use when writing music in other forms.

​@@moodscroller Yeah if you could, definitely go for it. I'm not too well versed with the programming/music conversion and creation side of things, but seeing how many views genshin piano music gets, I think being able to share that and other songs via different mediums is only gonna get more eyes on your channel for sure, especially since that game is only gonna get bigger and the music quality is getting better somehow.

I use Deflemask to make the music, which is the tracker used to emulate the old game sound chips, which can then be exported as a WAV file and then to Reaper to add the things like stereo volume panning, which was present in the original version of the song, EQ, and things like reverse audio, conversion to MP3, etc. I was thinking about making a video of the whole process, eventually.

@@moodscroller damn, paid daw ;-;

Deflemask has a completely free Legacy version, which is the version that I used to make many of my older songs, and there is also Tracktion Waveform which is a completely free DAW that I used for a while as well. I also use Blender for video editing which is also free. I was completely new to all of these things last year, but those were the main software that I used to learn everything with at the beginning. Also on a side note, while Reaper has a 60 dollar individual license, they don't actually remove functionality after your trial ends, as they believe it goes against the best interest of their customers, but after using it for a long time, you really start to see that it's worth every penny.

I'm glad you liked it <3 Now I don't know what to do next. Maybe Cyno? Haha

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@@ABC-yj6cy Aww ty! I hope you like the music! I should have another song soon <3

@@moodscroller I really loved it. Takes me back to my childhood hehehe

@@ABC-yj6cy Yea me too! I always wondered how they made the music as a kid and it's been really fun learning. I'm trying to learn pixel art and animation as well. I think it would be really cool to make a game eventually.