Using MuseScore 4 to make an OST for my indie game in 30 Minutes!

Today I used Musescore 4 to compose an original indie game soundtrack for my new Units game. However, the twist is that I only have 30 minutes to make the song in its entirety.

#indiegame #music #musescore4 #composition

[benebad]

I've been composing in musescore for a while now. 4.0 feels great to use, and the course feature is exceptionally helpful. The fact you made this in 30 minutes with more ideas on how you could improve it blows my mind. Great video!

[alkishadjinicolaou]

I also compose music and I also write games and apps in Unity. Good to hear from you bro!

[amarug]

absolutely incredible work. not even gonna mention the 30min ... would have been impressed if it was 6h

[catarinalunar]

It could use some timpani and cymbals, they add so much depth

But it's overall pretty cool

[zabek]

Hey, amazing video, i have a question - how did you learn, like, all of this? Im trying to learn how to compose and create music myself, can do pretty okay songs, but the more advanced stuff associated with music theory, not just the basiscs seems like a vomplete abstraction to me. Were you recreating songs? Analyzing them? What was your learning curve? Would really appreciate a response
Thanks in advance and have an awesome day

[Overlycomplicatedswede]

How did you make your score black and white like that? It looks so clean

[adammortonmusic]

Very cool! Sounded great for being done so quickly. My only complaint is that your mouse and keyboard clicks are really loud and distracting. Not sure if there's a different mic position you can try, but I want to hear the music and your commentary rather than any mouse/keyboard noises.

[djfull]

You fast forwarded the most interesting parts

[goodgoyim]

What hotkeys do you use? anything custom? what do you recommend

[foxfair_foo]

Hello, YouTuber, can you share the configuration of your computer? My computer has never been as smooth to use.

[jpilot]

Hey man just started my composition classes in college the choice is between muse, sebelius, Doric and finale I really like MuseScore I was wonder if I could pay you for mentorship, tutoring lessons ?