I have just released a game soundtrack!

[Jormungand]

You can stream it at:
http://jschwebke.bandcamp.com/

I'd love to hear some reviews! I suppose I'd call the style a mix of Chrono Cross and Suikoden with a touch of Wild ARMs. It's definitely RPG-styled, anyway. I will say that Yoshino Aoki (the composer of BoF4 and co-composer of BoF3) is one of my biggest influences.

[George R. Powell]

Very nice soundtrack. It's been forever since I've scored a game (well, except for the one I'm making). It's fun, but it's a lot of work as well considering the cues aren't restricted in time-length as they are with film.

[Sky Dragon]

Wow, great soundtrack. Sounds very fitting for an RPG. ^^

[Jormungand]

Thanks for the comments, and I'm glad you guys enjoy the music!

Very nice soundtrack. It's been forever since I've scored a game (well, except for the one I'm making). It's fun, but it's a lot of work as well considering the cues aren't restricted in time-length as they are with film.

Indeed it is a lot of work, although I actually prefer not having a time-length restriction--it's when I feel most comfortable! However, with Horse Isle 2, I was restricted quite a bit--I was only supposed to hit a minute 30 at the maximum (it was preferred I stick to around a minute). I found this very challenging.

However, my most recent game score was less restrictive, and I was free to write up to 2 minutes or so. 2 to 2.5 minutes is just about the right length for RPG BGM, in my opinion. It's just right for my compositions, too.

[Rei]

They're all wonderful!!

What equipment did you use to make them, and which of those instruments/devices would you recommend? (I use Propellerhead Reason 4.0)