I can definitely imagine this as the theme for some Cyberpunk version of Reppy.

Also the lead synth at some parts almost sound like Volcanic Rim from Street Fighter 4

Amazing work!!

Hey, thanks for the comment! ^_^
Well, I grew up with STREETFIGHTER and many similar games... so it only figures. x3
Glad you like it, buddy!

Oh, shit... it really sounds like the STREETFIGHTER theme!!! XD
But that's not intentional.
^^"

Does give me some early chip based music vibes for sure. I feel like the tomtoms could sound much brighter, but it's still a good idea behind it!

Hello and thanks again for the comment! :3

The toms were problematic... I didn't have a single drum kit that could do the job. And I never got the sound I wanted! But even if I combined two kits into one already, it's still a bit weak... yeah. And it always sounds different on the other PC... where I composed it.
XD
Still, this track is much cooler than the last one. ^^

Certainly more energetic than the last one for sure. Well done overall.

You are a Multitalent one aint ya?

Definitely reminds me of all the video games I saw as a little kid in the early 90s. :D

Hehehehe... gooooooooooooood! Thank you!

You're welcome! :D

Another good one. Trying to think who this reminds me of. David Whittaker? No. Perhaps Rob Hubbard or Ben Daglish.

Those guys are all cool!
Glad you like it, thanks!!!!!!!!!! ^^

Beautiful work! And you're right. Lots of great energy. Sounds like wonderful adventure music for a stroll through some sort of tech filled world. :)

Awww, THANKS very much!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Catchy 80s vibes

Hehehe, thank you very much! ^^

Bitte -vv-

A theme for a cyberpunk cartoon when Reptile meets Valeris? Both dressed in 80s clothes in some neon-lit city of course. :D

^^ Whatever you imagine here. I don't have a background story here.

MMMmmm!! I can imagine walking through a dystopian, futuristic city, with 4 party members in an old school RPG from the mid 1990's, perhaps on Super Nintendo still. Lots of robots to fight, and some weird scrappy enemies made of junk metal and other such frankenstein-style electronics welded onto them in a freakish appearance.

Or maybe instead of a role playing game, it's a racing game where you are driving through an industrial area from the far distant future. One game this reminds me of literally is F-Zero, which was a racing game for the super nintendo. Your music track here would be well at home on the soundtrack for this game lol.

The higher tempo lends itself well to a face paced racing style of game, where speed of reflexes is key and there isn't a moment of hesitation. Flashing lights, a massive city scape atmosphere, yeah, this music works well in that environment.

I wonder if you could have gotten lucky enough earlier on in your career that you would have ended up being a sound designer for video games in the 1990's instead of a furry art god, that would have been cool too.

Hehehehe... cool! The game "F-ZERO" is a nice idea and I guess it'd work.


Maybe, I've been a designer in another life... ^^

Yeah, I think you would have done very well in the 1990's as a game sound designer. Music tracks, sound effects, especially with the 16 bit sound from the super nintendo! The sky would be the limit with your creativity.

I would love to see a Reptile Cynrik RPG or something similar, where Reptile is the main character, you can gain allies and try to stop a war or an invading demon army or other such plot device. Gaining EXP, maxing out abilities, hunting down rare items and equipment, all in the lush environment of Reptile's world and those gorgeous muscles. SWOON, that would be my summer of free time right there.

But we can dream about it, can't we?

A video game would be great!! ^^ Well, it's alright.

You made a mockup of a fighting game with him and the other characters, after all. Just a dream, but still nice to imagine. :D

It's not a mockup.
The first notes of the theme are obviously there but it happened unintentionally.

Oh. My mistake.

Wow. This is simply fantastic! These sounds take me back to my childhood when I played Atari heheheh... And you did a great job with the sound design and mixing. Congrats!

THANKS, that's really appreciated!!! :3
Well, I guess I achieved my goal then. ^^