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Posted by hzlancer - July 24th, 2011


Superfighters is the latest game produced by the same team that brought you Barbarian Onslaught: Secret of Steel

Please play it and enjoy it.

-Click here for the game
-Click here for the music


Posted by hzlancer - April 3rd, 2010


Don't worry.


Posted by hzlancer - June 4th, 2009


Barbarian Onslaught: Secret of Steel is a side scrolling hack-and-slasher made by Hazel-Grouse and Gurt. The controls are simple and fun and there are a ton of fast paced and challenging levels, and a bunch of very exciting and unique boss fights.

I had the opportunity to do the music, which I'm beginning to upload now in preparation for the release of the game itself. There will be 6 tracks in all, I'm putting up 2 per day.

The tracks were meant to be barbaric and exotic to complement the gritty action. Hazel-Grouse and Gurt have put in a tremendous amount of work to bring a fantastic game to Newgrounds and hopefully the soundtrack does it justice.

Barbarian Onslaught: Secret of Steel is NOW LIVE!
PLAY IT NOW!

(*update* all tracks are up)

Now Live! Barbarian Onslaught: Secret of Steel


Posted by hzlancer - May 15th, 2009


This is my latest attempt to manufacture an authentic, expressive sound without using any recorded instruments.

I transcribed the notes directly into the note lane by ear after listening to various singers and cellists perform the song, taking a few liberties. I transposed the song into Bach's original pitch for my version.

Harp dynamics were modulated by adjusting the volume column for each note.

Violin dynamics were a bit tricker because of the ability to crescendo/decrescendo midnote. I drew out an automation track to guide the volume slider to give it that emotive human quality (picture below). This was probably the bulk of the work here.

Tempo was modulated in much the same way, an automation was drawn out to guide the metronome.

There's not much to say about the female choir. It's mostly a duplicate of the violin track, faded in and out to provide accent.

This song was basically made for me to learn how to produce authentic sounding expressions so I can step up the quality of my own orchestrations.

Finally, I know I've been keeping quiet on NG for a year. But, I have been working on a biggish project that'll soon be ready for release!

Ave Maria