Really amazing procedural audio and getting to hang out with the developer. I really look forward to seeing this as a tablet game, or maybe a tablet-based instrument. (Really want to dig into the code and see how it all worked)
This is pretty cool. Having seen what it has developed into on your Twitch channel makes it hard for me to judge your compo entry as a separate thing. Obviously there isn't a lot of "game" to be played here but that's not what you were aiming for. I'm not musical at all and this makes me feel like I am, which is a big achievement. With my lack of musical knowledge I don't know how far this could go as an actual music production tool but I would think the ability to export what you've created would be a useful feature.
I really enjoyed playing around with the music on your Twitch channel but found the inputs a bit overwhelming. Again that comes down to my lack of knowledge but the multitude of options left me sticking to the basics. That could be helped with better UI if you were to release it as a standalone application, maybe with some explanation of what does what for the Level 1 musicians like me :)
It looks and sounds very good. I enjoyed playing with it for awhile, but after I sampled all the variations I ran out of things to do. Nevertheless, it was fun to play with for awhile even without goals.
It certainly looks and sounds interesting, but I have no idea what I'm doing. I'm sure that's mostly a failure on my part, but a tutorial would have been nice. Other than that, nice job!
I realise this is not really a game, but more of an experimental plaything but it was still pretty cool. The way the graphics synced with the music looked good, and the procedural music generated wasn't bad either. Good job! :)
Nice work, the game sounds really cool and the looks fit the style of the music as well. Although I am not sure if you would call it a game, or rather a generator, as I found very little interaction within the program. However this didn't stop it from being fun and entertaining, and I enjoyed it. Very innovative
minute 1: Super psyched about seeing the modal scales in a procedural audio game
minute 2: Trying to decide which pattern I like best
minute 4: Attempting to predict how each scale will sound before clicking it
minute 5: Wondering how you are displaying the scales on screen
minute 6: Discovered you can click the notes, randomly bashing the notes everywhere
I think you are definitely on to something here, its very captivating as is. Its probably not really a "game" but it definitly is a Toy, and toys are the things use use to make games!
Well I finally checked this out...it's an interesting concept, it seems, but the one thing I question is, *is* the game supposed to look like this?
I've tried reloading the game several times, tried different settings for the scales and patterns and such, but I only see this blank screen with no hexagons as seen in the screenshots. Am I missing something?
The audio is pretty interesting, how you can contort the melody into different iterations and even input some notes yourself, but I don't know if there was supposed to be more of a display than that, which is all I see.
@random-storykeeper, thanks for giving it a play. Not sure why none of the graphics are showing up for some people, but no, it's not supposed to look like that. Glad you were able to at least have some fun with it in spite of the bug.
Nice, i like it, nice beat! I's interesting to chose your mode. Also i like that there is even less things to do than in my game :). I'd have like an ingame sampler so i can record my own patterns.
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Really amazing procedural audio and getting to hang out with the developer. I really look forward to seeing this as a tablet game, or maybe a tablet-based instrument. (Really want to dig into the code and see how it all worked)
- And with that graphics is its really feel so good to listen
- I wasn't actually able to figure out what is the Gameplay But i enjoyed the music
I really enjoyed playing around with the music on your Twitch channel but found the inputs a bit overwhelming. Again that comes down to my lack of knowledge but the multitude of options left me sticking to the basics. That could be helped with better UI if you were to release it as a standalone application, maybe with some explanation of what does what for the Level 1 musicians like me :)
Thank you for making it for us.
minute 2: Trying to decide which pattern I like best
minute 4: Attempting to predict how each scale will sound before clicking it
minute 5: Wondering how you are displaying the scales on screen
minute 6: Discovered you can click the notes, randomly bashing the notes everywhere
I think you are definitely on to something here, its very captivating as is. Its probably not really a "game" but it definitly is a Toy, and toys are the things use use to make games!
Great! you got some 5ves from me :)
It's a way to put some visual into what feels like only audible !
Great job !
As some ideas i would personnaly put in the game :
- I would have loved a no music pattern only to test some melodies by myself, i would have take some HOURS with a mode like this !
- Please develop this for mobile, it would be a blast without a doubt, there are already some apps like this, but not on this theme nor of this type !
I don't like this follow the theme either, but i don't mind actually !
Great job !
I've tried reloading the game several times, tried different settings for the scales and patterns and such, but I only see this blank screen with no hexagons as seen in the screenshots. Am I missing something?
The audio is pretty interesting, how you can contort the melody into different iterations and even input some notes yourself, but I don't know if there was supposed to be more of a display than that, which is all I see.