Woah, this is excellent, G-Squared! It's always such a genuine pleasure to see VGM remixes from you in my subscription feed, and it's really cool that you've crafted another mini-medley, akin to your previous works like the A-Minor and C-Major Zelda arrangements. You have a keen ability to identify and integrate different songs that potential synergy, and the way they're woven together sounds so natural, as if these pieces were always meant to be played in tandem. I lie how the description even mentioned the Lost Woods theme as being present throughout the remix, because it really is the fulcrum of the arrangement here. Recurring elements, like the chord structure and percussive elements, really anchor the piece and tie it all together - I really like when medley pieces have parts that are persistent throughout the mix, as it adds to the continuity and demonstrates the synergy that the artist was able to bring out in the pieces - as if to say, "if you take this bassline/chord structure/arpeggio/etc. and keep it going, check out all the other themes that work with it"! I don't know if I'm explaining it as well as I'd like to, but the bottom line is that I think this is superbly executed! The instrumentation works well here for creating a relaxing and cozy kind of feeling. It's calming, nostalgic, and quite easy-on-the-ears. The assortment of soft electric pianos and synths harkens back to simpler times, and I like how you've incorporated some interesting new sounds, as well (like that metallic resonant sound first heard at around 0:53). The drums are tight, as well, and I especially love that snare/rim combo - so satisfying! The way it has an echo on every 3rd beat is a great detail, too. And having the percussive elements drop out at certain parts makes for a nice palette-refresher, so to speak. Once again, great work, and solid work with the visuals, too, having different scenes with accompanying titles - little details like that really make a difference! Also, your musical pun is -noted and- appreciated. 😁Keep it up, my friend! 💛
Woah, this is excellent, G-Squared! It's always such a genuine pleasure to see VGM remixes from you in my subscription feed, and it's really cool that you've crafted another mini-medley, akin to your previous works like the A-Minor and C-Major Zelda arrangements. You have a keen ability to identify and integrate different songs that potential synergy, and the way they're woven together sounds so natural, as if these pieces were always meant to be played in tandem.
I lie how the description even mentioned the Lost Woods theme as being present throughout the remix, because it really is the fulcrum of the arrangement here. Recurring elements, like the chord structure and percussive elements, really anchor the piece and tie it all together - I really like when medley pieces have parts that are persistent throughout the mix, as it adds to the continuity and demonstrates the synergy that the artist was able to bring out in the pieces - as if to say, "if you take this bassline/chord structure/arpeggio/etc. and keep it going, check out all the other themes that work with it"! I don't know if I'm explaining it as well as I'd like to, but the bottom line is that I think this is superbly executed!
The instrumentation works well here for creating a relaxing and cozy kind of feeling. It's calming, nostalgic, and quite easy-on-the-ears. The assortment of soft electric pianos and synths harkens back to simpler times, and I like how you've incorporated some interesting new sounds, as well (like that metallic resonant sound first heard at around 0:53). The drums are tight, as well, and I especially love that snare/rim combo - so satisfying! The way it has an echo on every 3rd beat is a great detail, too. And having the percussive elements drop out at certain parts makes for a nice palette-refresher, so to speak.
Once again, great work, and solid work with the visuals, too, having different scenes with accompanying titles - little details like that really make a difference! Also, your musical pun is -noted and- appreciated. 😁Keep it up, my friend! 💛