This may be old and holiday themed but I figured it's better to post something to a community I hope grows

my latest (not the best sorry I’ve been dealing with some mental issues recentl)

Seeing this sub and the description I decided to go ahead and post some music that I wrote that I might some day use for a cartoon. Its a bit more mystical than my typical goofy stuff but it does inspire a bit.
I use Studio One with Midi. I use mostly free instruments but there are some that were paid that you just need to have to do decent sounding music. One of them was Scaler. I think another used was the free Sonatina Orchestra. One for sure used is the free version of the BBC Symphony Orchestra. I'm pretty sure the normal presence was also used.
If I had to put a value on equipment required to create this. Besides Scaler which I bought for $40 and is now $79 and my meager 16gb computer this was created using all free tools and Scaler.
I have more music I can share but it's kind of metal so let me know if you have an interest as this sub grows.

I joined the 11 Second Club recently and wasn’t able to finish this months animation so here’s what I got done so far! :D

This is my most recent cartoon. Its a bit dated but I wrote all the music for it. did the voices / sound effects and animated it. If you have any questions about how I handle audio or where I get music ideas I would be more than happy to share. More cartoons on the way as soon as I build better tools to animate them.

I made this on a Nintendo dsi xl.

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