Uploaded March 2022 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
I had intended to get this video out sooner, but real life and my job got in the way. The original intention was to release it at 9 AM Pacific/Noon Eastern, on the vernal equinox, or the first day of spring (today, March 21). Well, March 21st is almost over. 10:21 pm Pacific (my time) as of this uploading. I barely missed it - sorry I didn't get it up sooner.
Anyway, let me tell you the story of this arrangement. It's not 100% mine, but I did add a lot to make it my own. This started as a MIDI file created by someone only credited as "Evening Shimmer"*, and the MIDI file was originally found on Everyponysings.com, which is now mostly defunct. You can still find it on the Internet Archive (Wayback Machine), though. I added a lot to this arrangement after opening it in Musescore. This is an archive of the page I found the MIDI file at: web.archive.org/web/20120121084211 everyponysings.com/p/music.html
And here's the original MIDI by Evening Shimmer if you want to compare theirs to what I added: mediafire.com/?kemjx62dlqryor6
This is their original sheet music from 2011: mediafire.com/?00vjdh194s6724s
You'll note they wrote it out in C♯ major, but Daniel Ingram's official sheet music for this song (which I obtained because of the DHX leaks) shows that he wrote the song in D♭ major.
If you want to hear this over on Musescore.com, click here: musescore.com/user/27997005/scores/7753070
Credits: Music composed by Daniel Ingram
Original arrangement by David Corman
Original orchestration by Steffan Andrews
Original MIDI file arrangement/cover by "Evening Shimmer"
*I have no idea who Evening Shimmer is. I couldn't find any other evidence of their presence on the internet.
Additional arrangement by Dogman15. (Feel free to ask me about specifics if you're curious about exactly what I changed or added!)
On a side note, this matched copyright detection software, so I'll take that as a badge of honor, along with a testament to the original skill of "Evening Shimmer" in constructing something so faithful to the original that the bots think it's the same thing. I bet it's some of the synths I added. But get this - it got matched to "Basta Inverno" (translation: "Enough Winter"), the Italian version of Winter Wrap Up. Uh, why? Who knows. Stupid bots.
I had intended to get this video out sooner, but real life and my job got in the way. The original intention was to release it at 9 AM Pacific/Noon Eastern, on the vernal equinox, or the first day of spring (today, March 21). Well, March 21st is almost over. 10:21 pm Pacific (my time) as of this uploading. I barely missed it - sorry I didn't get it up sooner.
Anyway, let me tell you the story of this arrangement. It's not 100% mine, but I did add a lot to make it my own. This started as a MIDI file created by someone only credited as "Evening Shimmer"*, and the MIDI file was originally found on Everyponysings.com, which is now mostly defunct. You can still find it on the Internet Archive (Wayback Machine), though. I added a lot to this arrangement after opening it in Musescore. This is an archive of the page I found the MIDI file at: web.archive.org/web/20120121084211 everyponysings.com/p/music.html
And here's the original MIDI by Evening Shimmer if you want to compare theirs to what I added: mediafire.com/?kemjx62dlqryor6
This is their original sheet music from 2011: mediafire.com/?00vjdh194s6724s
You'll note they wrote it out in C♯ major, but Daniel Ingram's official sheet music for this song (which I obtained because of the DHX leaks) shows that he wrote the song in D♭ major.
If you want to hear this over on Musescore.com, click here: musescore.com/user/27997005/scores/7753070
Credits: Music composed by Daniel Ingram
Original arrangement by David Corman
Original orchestration by Steffan Andrews
Original MIDI file arrangement/cover by "Evening Shimmer"
*I have no idea who Evening Shimmer is. I couldn't find any other evidence of their presence on the internet.
Additional arrangement by Dogman15. (Feel free to ask me about specifics if you're curious about exactly what I changed or added!)
On a side note, this matched copyright detection software, so I'll take that as a badge of honor, along with a testament to the original skill of "Evening Shimmer" in constructing something so faithful to the original that the bots think it's the same thing. I bet it's some of the synths I added. But get this - it got matched to "Basta Inverno" (translation: "Enough Winter"), the Italian version of Winter Wrap Up. Uh, why? Who knows. Stupid bots.
![Main Theme (101 Dalmatians) [Musescore arrangement]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/NDc7aRHo7j8/mqdefault.jpg "Main Theme (101 Dalmatians) [Musescore arrangement]
Try the interactive tutorial, or download the Sheet music here: https://musescore.com/user/27997005/scores/6644443?from=youtube_share
Just a simple little thing I whipped up in a few minutes [back in March]. Id been watching lots of clips from this 1961 film at the time, and this theme appears frequently throughout the film at key moments. Its a nice little tune, composed by George Bruns.
You-know-who didnt claim it as their own and hide it from view on Musescore.com!. And so, Im putting it on YouTube.
Sorry for the lack of content, but I am trying to get out at least one video a month. Ill try to edit another Overwatch highlight video before the month is over, if I can. I still have a couple of projects on the backburner in various stages of completion that I cant wait to share with the world. If you read this far into the description, comment below! Thank you for your support and for reading the description.")
![The Guitars Serenade mixer intro [Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/OrEow-qRHZs/mqdefault.jpg "The Guitars Serenade mixer intro [Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney]
In Turnabout Serenade, towards the end of the case, you get a unique opportunity to use the mixing board to listen to the parts of The Guitars Serenade to find evidence. Normally, through the episode, you can only use the mixing board to listen to Guilty Love, but during this moment in the trial, you get to use it for a different song. https://aceattorney.fandom.com/wiki/Mixing_Board
0:00 July 10, 1:55 PM District Court Courtroom No. 3
2:04 Daryan Crescends witness testimony Daryans Rebuttal
3:10 Cross-examination Daryans Rebuttal
7:31 Apollo presents the mixing board as proof
8:59 The mixing board is used to find the gunshots")
![Hearths Warming Peeve [song instrumental]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/R3UfrjnKUoc/mqdefault.jpg "Hearths Warming Peeve [song instrumental]
Music by @BlueBrony
Artwork by Brenda Hickey https://twitter.com/CrazyAry
Thumbnail artwork by Not-Ordinary-Pony https://derpibooru.org/images/3230293
Song by itself: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9i-Ctai_kSA")
![My Very First Software [1996 PC VG] - overview and music featurette](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/ROGcILTIkIM/mqdefault.jpg "My Very First Software [1996 PC VG] - overview and music featurette
My Very First Software was created in 1996 by VroomBooks Interactive. Renae Jacobs (the voice of April ONeil in the original 1987 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles cartoon) voices Cybee, a flying robot who teaches little kids how to point, click, double-click, drag, and use a keyboard to press keys. When my sister and I were growing up in the 90s, this was a fun thing we played that strengthened our basic computer skills. Here is a selection of how the game begins and ends, with its major music themes and minigame transitions featured. The game has more to it than this, including a jukebox with more songs, but I wont share those, at least not today.")
