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authorLilithtreasure <62890895+Lilithtreasure@users.noreply.github.com>2024-10-26 14:36:26 -0400
committer(quasar) nebula <qznebula@protonmail.com>2024-11-05 19:57:48 -0400
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added Highscore by Panda Eyes and Teminite, renamed Moonslayer-single to just Moonslayer
- added Panda Eyes & Teminite (separately, of course) to artists
- added Highscore by the both of them, to references beyond homestuck
- removed pound sign from highscore referenced track since that's done on Out of Breath, not sure if I have the capacity for the other references beyond that have vocals though... I can put in the duration and URLs and title and artists and stuff but I... what do I do with the lyrics as a placeholder?
- renamed moonslayer-single directory to just moonslayer, yaml has also been changed to reflect this
- moonslayer, flare (raid remix), doctor (Raid remix), Black (Raid Remix) also but is just written as Black on the YAML, directory names of course), beatdown (raid remix), and universal umbrosity now have backgrounds
- added commentary to out of breath (still kinda wip, just the YouTube description, I'll get to transcribing the making-of later
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@@ -16,14 +16,17 @@ Art Tags:
 - Dave
 - Earth
 - Birds
+Wallpaper Artists:
+- Homestuck
+Wallpaper File Extension: png
 Commentary: |-
    <i>Raid:</i> ([Bandcamp about blurb](https://rudecustard.bandcamp.com/track/beatdown-raid-remix))
-   This is a remix of [[track:beatdown-strider-style|"Beatdown,"]] composed by Curt Blakeslee for Homestuck. I loooove Beatdown. It fills me a fierce, fiery energy every time I hear it. I intended to channel that intensity with this remix here. I rushed it out just in time for 4/13 so it's a little rough around the edges, but like all of my music, it is my child, and so I still love it dearly. Hope you enjoy.
+   This is a remix of [[track:beatdown-strider-style|"Beatdown,"]] composed by [[artist:curt-blakeslee]] for Homestuck. I loooove Beatdown. It fills me a fierce, fiery energy every time I hear it. I intended to channel that intensity with this remix here. I rushed it out just in time for 4/13 so it's a little rough around the edges, but like all of my music, it is my child, and so I still love it dearly. Hope you enjoy.
 
    <i>Raid:</i> ([extended description](https://pastebin.com/GaFE0ekU))
    On this date 12 years ago, a stupid webcomic that's far too long and weird and hilarious and all sorts of fucked up went online. Of course, I'm talking about Homestuck. It crashed [[flash:4109|Newgrounds]], broke metafictional barriers, ruined a lot of lives (not mine, miss me with that shit), and caused a big ruckus in its heyday. But I was along for the ride as a young tween/teen, and I quite enjoyed it.
 
-   Some of the tunes from the webcomic's discography remain among my favorite tracks of all time because they evoke emotionally-rich memories of the past. [[track:beatdown-strider-style|Beatdown]] by Curt Blakeslee is one of those tunes. I still remember being 12 years old, coming home from school and throwing all my homework aside to read Homestuck for hours, skipping every single pesterlog like a dumb little kid, just trying as hard as I could to blast through the thousands of pages that were out already and catch up to the comic's present. I think I caught up around the time when Andrew Hussie put the comic on pause for a long time. I don't remember exactly, though.
+   Some of the tunes from the webcomic's discography remain among my favorite tracks of all time because they evoke emotionally-rich memories of the past. [[track:beatdown-strider-style|Beatdown]] by [[artist:curt-blakeslee]] is one of those tunes. I still remember being 12 years old, coming home from school and throwing all my homework aside to read Homestuck for hours, skipping every single pesterlog like a dumb little kid, just trying as hard as I could to blast through the thousands of pages that were out already and catch up to the comic's present. I think I caught up around the time when Andrew Hussie put the comic on pause for a long time. I don't remember exactly, though.
 
    The sound design (can I even call it that?) in this track took for fucking ever. I stole a couple of cool sound effects from familiar sources. That snap and filter sweep you keep hearing? That's Roy Mustang's flame alchemy. That blip-blip-blip? That's Falco's shine, of course. That high-pitched ding that I played layered with the snare in the middle? That's a sound effect from Danganronpa. I think it's the sound effect that plays when something surprising happens and some dialogue appears. The sword slashes and cuts are also from DR. The first game. Aside from that, we've got a whole bunch of presets, a whole lot of sounds I designed myself by screwing around in Ableton with plugins and effects, a bunch of free samples I downloaded off sketchy sites, a shit ton of meticulously drawn automation curves, and my very own Yamaha upright piano. I played all the piano in this track with my own two hands. That was hard. My right wrist still hurts from furiously playing that super verby high-register ostinato that comes in after 2:57. I think I nailed it, but you can be the judge of that.