I'm currently in an internet-based video game folk music group and a lot of the tracks that I've arranged for this group involve trad arrangements of video game music. Has anyone else here explored this? I'd love to hear what everyone else has done.
Lately, I've taken to turning the video game music into trad-style tunes (e.g. Chocobo Theme as a slipjig) and putting them in sets with other trad tunes.
Video game music and ITM
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Re: Video game music and ITM
I personally don't have experience with arranging or playing this type of thing, but I do enjoy listening to it. Thanks for sharing the link.
Do you happen to have a record of the Chocobo Theme Slipjig? I'd love to hear it.
As for my own musical adventures, I am still nailing down the fundamentals and trying to feel my way around to find my thing. I'm mostly playing and learning ITM in order to build skills.
Do you happen to have a record of the Chocobo Theme Slipjig? I'd love to hear it.
As for my own musical adventures, I am still nailing down the fundamentals and trying to feel my way around to find my thing. I'm mostly playing and learning ITM in order to build skills.