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This is a set of four loops for use inspiration for or part of a video game soundtrack. Each section is shown once in the file but can be looped indefinitely. | This is a set of four loops for use inspiration for or part of a video game soundtrack. Each section is shown once in the file but can be looped indefinitely. | ||
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These loops can be modified and used in any work for free, as long as attribution is given in some way to the original author Forrest Cinelli. | These loops can be modified and used in any work for free, as long as attribution is given in some way to the original author Forrest Cinelli. | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:28, 17 October 2016
This is a set of four loops for use inspiration for or part of a video game soundtrack. Each section is shown once in the file but can be looped indefinitely.
Each of the loops is instrumented to create a retro feel, sounding like an old 8-bit game, though in some cases the instruments go somewhat beyond what was actually available at the time.
These loops can be modified and used in any work for free, as long as attribution is given in some way to the original author Forrest Cinelli.