Hell Angel's Midis

[Hell Angel]

Welcome to my MIDI gallery. C&C welcome and appreciated.

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Swashbucklers. *new*
- On board the Drunken Sailor, you hitch a ride with the scurviest dogs in the sea. It's going to be a long ride, so try not to upset them.

Final Dungeon. *new*
- This is it. After collecting all of those magical gems of lore (to have the strength), all of those sacred hidden keys (to unlock the front door), and all of the elemental talismans (to drop the barrier inside), you've finally made it to the terribly cliche final dungeon... Beyond here lies either victory or defeat.

Clock Tower. *new*
- Complete with perfectly timed ticks and tocks, you enter a Clock Tower. The hammering clockwork and rickety stairs put you on edge as you start to scale the tower.

Steampunk. *new*
- After completing this piece it was very challenging to think up a theme for it, let alone a name, but after being convinced by Fruckert that it somewhat suited a Steampunk setting, I decided to name it just that.

Curious Owl. *new*
- Upon entering a forest, you are startled by a curious owl staring vividly at you. As you make your way through the forest, you are constantly met yet again with the owl's gaping, curious eyes.

Broken Trust.
- After making your escape from being cornered and having your closest ally turn on you and leave you vulnerable to the enemy forces, you make your way back to safe ground. Reflecting on the situation you realize there is no one else to help you. No one else to trust.

Carnival!
- The Carnival is in town, so you and your friends split up and make your way through the games and the sights. The ring toss, the bearded lady, the stomach-destroying food, what a day!

City Streets.
- The sun sets and the moon takes the sky, the city grows quiet, but you decide a walk through the city streets would be a fitting conclusion to the day you had. You enjoy the time to yourself and the charms of the city that can only be truly seen under moonlight.

Crystal Caves.
- As you scale a tall and bitter icy mountain, you come across a frozen cave and find yourself taking a moment to rest and search the cold but beautifully sparkling caves.

Dilapidated Port.
- The port town has been attacked and mostly destroyed. When you arrive, the townsfolk lay across the streets, mourning their losses and counting their lack of blessing. Wrecked homes and broken docks are all that remain.

Ol' Fishing Hole.
- With your fishing pole at hand and straw hat at head, you give fishing a try and finally realize the relaxing rewarding nature of the sport... try not to fall asleep.

Into the Jungle.
- A jungle of massive size lies ahead, filled to the brim with tree and bush and beast. Don't forget your machete, as navigation without it could be impossible.

Resolve.
- Despite everything always feeling like a trip right back into the hole, you've finally started to see the light at the end of the tunnel. Through all of your hard work and dedication, you've deserved this little shimmering light...

Mysterious Man.
- A man enters the room, who is undeniably and unforgettably... mysterious.

Village A.
Village B.
Village C.
-Three town themes in order from oldest to newest, and probably worst to best.

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Also, click here for the rest of my MIDIs that used to be here.

[coasterkrazy]

I love how ambient your MIDIs are, as you already know. Rather than using distinct melodies, you create great atmospheres. Keep up the good work. I love it.

[drenrin2120]

Wow, you make very good midis. Like CK said, you're midis are very ambient and tone/mood setting. I've always had a problem with that. I can never just write something simple or without a melody, my midis can get "in your face" a litle too much, it's hard for me to stray from that habit. But these are all good, I especially love Exiled and Shipwreck.

[Hell Angel]

Frickin' yeah. Both of you guys were pretty big inspirations for me, a while back. Getting a pretty big hunch of pride, from the compliments here. Thanks a bunch guys.

[Ferkvbm]

Buried forest and Haunted House are impressive! As they said before me the atmosphere you create is very good, and moreover the midis are simple but they sound very nice like a good RPG midi (I can't express it exactly but they've got...feeling) Thanks a lot for your works
The Misty town is the midi I most like, I just learned it with my flute (and now I've got it all day in my mind)
I hope to see more soon.

[Hell Angel]

Thanks, Ferk! Added a couple. Not much of an add, but an original and another sequence.

[Fisherson]

I am going to downlaod some tonight and listin to them tomarow.

[Hell Angel]

Updated again, with four. They are each very different from the ambience of the previous songs.

[ellie-is]

Like I told you on msn, I aint very good at criticising music as I am not much of a musician myself, but damn, those midis are awesome.

[Ferkvbm]

Wow, you improve pretty fast, the other midis are good, but those are just awesome. You really rock!
Misty town still my fav because it looks like a ff midi to me.

[Hell Angel]

Updated once again. With three.

[fruckert]

Nice
I just spoke to you about them, so that's all I can say

[Hell Angel]

Oh, thanks Fruck. Appreciate it.

[Desimodontidae]

So I just listened to all of them. While I am too lazy to comment about every single one, I will say overall they were very good. Great for setting moods. The names/descriptions you gave to them suit them well. They remind me of good ol' classic RPGs. Those that stood out to me: Shipwreck, Reflection, The Masquerade.

[Meiscool]

This is very well presented, what with the bold and *new* and all.

I'll give some of these a listen to when I get home tomorrow. Right now I'm at a computer with no speakers.