G.F.E. Free Download News; Game Lounge Vol. 1

Looking back to yesteryear weren’t gaming music fun and catchy now it’s a bit boring but I still love my cinematic music but it doesn’t beat the old gaming music that weirdly enough got on my nerves but also loved at the same time. I have a few favorite I won’t name them but they are all in this mini-album that is of gaming songs but my own remixes of them which are electronic synthy vibes. When I was younger I used to play the piano and keyboard and learning gaming songs was one of the things I did in my spare time some were easier than some, and some you had to be quite nimble with the finger movements.  I arranged all the tracks myself and used MIDI for the tracks which I found online using MIDI converters to get the right flow of the track, it’s quite a task and I’d rather play them but it takes too long to memorize the keys but I was thinking I should do something like that like practice songs on my keyboard again as it’s good practice especially when the well is drying up and you are not playing at your best due to overplaying or underplaying. I once set off some gaming music to Rockstar who as you know made Grand Theft Auto before the first one was made but never got used and I also used to make up gaming music in my spare time when I wasn’t at school on my Casio keyboard which is why I sent off the tracks to variety of companies which it was always nerve-racking and something I always dreaded. Music from games Sonic The Hedgehog 1, Street Fighter 1, Paper Boy, Alex The Kidd, Mortal Kombat, Donkey Kong 1 and Crash Bandicoot 2.