Uploaded June 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
An upbeat track I wrote for my second year game audio assignment, featuring some funky bass, Hammond organ, but most importantly, big thanks to these two legends for their awesome solos:
Tamsyn (alto sax): youtube.com/channel/UCkJGp-rach1zVUyB07_WpRg
jayplayskeys (synth): instagram.com/jayplayskeys
This is the last of my second year uni assignments I'll be putting up here. This was such a massive project and the time constraints were very intense. In only about 3 weeks I created two music tracks and all the sound design and most of the dialogue for the game shown in the background, which is a short and basic two-scene Unity project. It was all the more stressful for the fact that another big assignment was due less than a week later (an essay which I basically sacrificed to make this one as perfect as I could), and that this being March 2020, it coincided with the beginning of a Certain Worldwide Event that closed down my university, meaning I had to install Unity on my own computer and re-implement everything I had done up to that point - and this was basically the situation I was in for another month after I finished this project, so that should give an idea of why I disappeared from here between February and May, lol.
I'm really happy with how this track turned out, especially with all that considered. It's absolutely all the better for the solos that my friends recorded for me, which I'm very grateful for - has to be noted that they're both on my course and so were under the same pressures.
The other track is actually this but in a different style, I don't feel it's as strong because that really was right up to the last few hours before the deadline, and it's a bit empty in some places but I think I'll probably polish it up a bit and put it up here next week anyway because hey, I've actually now run out of material to upload here! Just shy of three years into this channel, every standalone piece and everything from released projects is up here now, a total of 60 tracks and over 100 videos including the MIDI versions.
So from here on, my release schedule's probably going to be a bit flaky. Out of the unreleased projects I've done music for, the Raven MIDI Pack is almost certainly going to be the first one out, so I've been making a start on recorded versions of my stuff there. Beyond that, I simply don't know! It feels weird to finally be at this point.
Thank you, everyone, for listening and watching. See you soon!
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Coffee Processing Unit (Type-M), composed by Tristan Clark on 4-15 March 2020.
Twitter: twitter.com/TristanClark97
Bandcamp: tristanclark.bandcamp.com/releases
Spotify: open.spotify.com/artist/1Xgjt8c9Myki3Nstvn1gCN
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Download (MP3, 256kbps): drive.google.com/file/d/1hmaotvdcw8nZ0cXsgqftts-Cg1YpgAL4/view?usp=sharing
An upbeat track I wrote for my second year game audio assignment, featuring some funky bass, Hammond organ, but most importantly, big thanks to these two legends for their awesome solos:
Tamsyn (alto sax): youtube.com/channel/UCkJGp-rach1zVUyB07_WpRg
jayplayskeys (synth): instagram.com/jayplayskeys
This is the last of my second year uni assignments I'll be putting up here. This was such a massive project and the time constraints were very intense. In only about 3 weeks I created two music tracks and all the sound design and most of the dialogue for the game shown in the background, which is a short and basic two-scene Unity project. It was all the more stressful for the fact that another big assignment was due less than a week later (an essay which I basically sacrificed to make this one as perfect as I could), and that this being March 2020, it coincided with the beginning of a Certain Worldwide Event that closed down my university, meaning I had to install Unity on my own computer and re-implement everything I had done up to that point - and this was basically the situation I was in for another month after I finished this project, so that should give an idea of why I disappeared from here between February and May, lol.
I'm really happy with how this track turned out, especially with all that considered. It's absolutely all the better for the solos that my friends recorded for me, which I'm very grateful for - has to be noted that they're both on my course and so were under the same pressures.
The other track is actually this but in a different style, I don't feel it's as strong because that really was right up to the last few hours before the deadline, and it's a bit empty in some places but I think I'll probably polish it up a bit and put it up here next week anyway because hey, I've actually now run out of material to upload here! Just shy of three years into this channel, every standalone piece and everything from released projects is up here now, a total of 60 tracks and over 100 videos including the MIDI versions.
So from here on, my release schedule's probably going to be a bit flaky. Out of the unreleased projects I've done music for, the Raven MIDI Pack is almost certainly going to be the first one out, so I've been making a start on recorded versions of my stuff there. Beyond that, I simply don't know! It feels weird to finally be at this point.
Thank you, everyone, for listening and watching. See you soon!
--
Coffee Processing Unit (Type-M), composed by Tristan Clark on 4-15 March 2020.
Twitter: twitter.com/TristanClark97
Bandcamp: tristanclark.bandcamp.com/releases
Spotify: open.spotify.com/artist/1Xgjt8c9Myki3Nstvn1gCN
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Download (MP3, 256kbps): drive.google.com/file/d/1hmaotvdcw8nZ0cXsgqftts-Cg1YpgAL4/view?usp=sharing
