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I really dont know about the preset no more. Its reversed and has a bit of reverb on it, thats it. Its the right key, but u need to gently pitch it up a bit, so it sounds pleasing.

Let me see what you come up with! Description : 70 bpm in c i hope my piano loop is helping you a little bit in this bad world genamusic. Description : This is a relaxed grand piano, turned into a lofi piano using vinyl and bit crusher plugins.

It is very calm and chill. It is perfect for relaxed, chill lofi beats. Very calm and soft played keys. Description : 16 bars loop. Check my profile page for midis and bit loops.

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When I went to college, I realized that my passion for music and performance wouldn't translate to a career directly, and along the way I'd gotten quite good with the computers that I'd been using to compose. I double majored in comp-sci, and my career in programming took center stage. A decade or so later, I stumbled onto the chiptune scene, and my friend Bre Pettis gave me a wonderful gift - the vintage gameboy and Nanoloop cartridge that he'd acquired to explore this music, with the caveat that all he wanted in return was for me to make something great with it.

With that incredible gift and a desire to make good on my promise, I began to craft the 8-bit music that I wanted to hear. Not endless thumping dance tracks or noise, but real, melody driven compositions. I wanted to evoke the emotion and expressiveness that I'd fallen in love with as a kid, and I wanted my music to be used in real games.