The 5th [Song for the Ghostly Easter Eggs of Fnaf 1-3]

I wrote and finished this song before I even finalized Paranormal Powerhouse, but I figured I'd share it after.
When I mean "1-3," I mean I looked at all the rare screens, poster changes, minigames and such from said games while I was playing back the music, making sure it lined up with the right brain fold. That's how I usually do it.
I have also learned I can't always play what I write lol. I have a piano, and I tried playing the part at 2 minutes in. I programmed in those notes, surely I can play them with my tiny hands! Well I can, just a LOT slower than what I wrote.
I'll put this one on SoundCloud as well if yalls like this one.

[@bitwizard64]

This combines the mechanical/industrial feel with the concept of haunting spirits very well. Great work.

[@siedemnastektrzydziestyszosty]

I love the concept of a song for Easter eggs in a game.
Underrated creative mind, right here. ❤

[@Claws_robotics]

New favorite

[@GiganZilla2004]

Do you want those 3 robots to come back from the very first sonic show

[@mrblue6085]

Spooky!

[@noooo-l3w]

how does one do this old disney effect or artstyle? XD, because I feel like people should just recreate those fake disney fnaf movies, and actually turn them into fnaf disney movies, if people can draw the style, why not do something like that? :/ sorry if im giving a weird vibe, i just really wish someone could make an animated version of the fnaf disney movies

[@masquaylathesplendid7516]

@@noooo-l3w Next time you watch a 2d animated movie or show, ignore the plot. Pay attention to the things the animators didn't intend for you to.

[@noooo-l3w]

@@masquaylathesplendid7516 thats me, im the nostalgia critic in a way lol, but fr though I wish somebody made a fnaf animated movie based off those fake disney posters and art

[@masquaylathesplendid7516]

@@noooo-l3w @minesonic1717 You mean Kosperry's? They've animated Fnaf clips before. Usually without sound, and other people have dubs uploaded. I don't think they're trying to be so much "fake Disney," more like their style is heavily influenced by Don Bluth and animators of the like. They're not a hardcore fnaf fan nowadays, but they still draw them every so often. Me personally, I take the Don Bluth inspo, but mix in some Fleisher Studios, HannaBarbara, DiC. Pretty much any western cartoons from the 40s-90s. Frame by frame animation is brutal, especially done traditionally, but no matter how many vhs filters you put over it, rigging and tweening does not give the same feel, imo.