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Hello Mr. Domino! Well you and all the other people that keep MP3'ing the tunes up have inspired me. Here is a special version of the themes in a less MIDI sounding environment. If you'd like to put it on your youtube (if you have one) then please do. Not only do some of the tunes seem quite popular on youtube, I also have shit mobile internet which won't let me upload to YouTube. But I'd be greatful if someone might. Anyway, enjoy!

http://www.screen7.c... rilbysnotes.mp3

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Sure, I don't doubt it was the novel...but my point is you never know who is watching.

The guy that directed Cloverfield mentioned a video I made in an interview. It just goes to show you never can be too sure!

Ha! Dead Mans Chest and At World's End both had moments that made me feel someone had been scouring adventure game forums. But like I said, I haven't seen either sequel since I saw it in the cinema, and can't remember what it was that made me think that. But when I re-watch I'll try and remember here.

I remember by the end of At World's End I was thinking "Someone's been taking notice of my website, Fountain of Youth." ... and then lo and behold the end shot of that movie....But yeah. It's probably all just co-incidence

The only evidence is this, we released our successful demo in 2006, and At World's End was released in 2007. We also had contact from a movie studio in 2006 which proved to me studio researchers were taking note of the new popularity of the "fountain of youth". It was the publisher behind, "The Fountain".

The only other one, not exactly related, but watching the behind the scenes for War Of The Worlds, there's a bit where Cruise & Spielberg are talking to each other and it sounds like they say my name and then laugh and look at the camera! I'll have to find that, but it totally tripped me out!

I just read most of the 32 pages, ha! My eyes hurt.

Someone asked if the Trilby's Notes "Harpsichord" music is taken from somewhere else or something because it seemed familiar to them. Well, they are half right - and if anyone here has an account there, please do post this fact and link which should clear up why they recognise it, cos I don't want to pay 9.99 for one reply! (There question was on page 29 ish I think).

The tune is not ripped but it was definitely inspired, and the inspiration was Philip Glass' Candyman piano theme:

http://www2.mrtzcmp3... _piano__1s.html

The Candyman music & film is some of the creepiest shit I've ever seen, and just seemed apt to take inspiration from it for Notes.

Check the Candyman main theme also for another chilling track that could come right out of Notes/6DAS

Someone also said they wished the harpsichord music was longer. If you want you can tell them I'll try and grant that wish soon as a special treat for the LP thread.

Thanks!

Not bad at all, I'm always interested to see how people can/try to turn something designed specifically for MIDI into a "better sounding" MP3.

Some of the tracks sound a little better, some a little worse. The main title from Trilby's Note's really blares through in your MP3's, it definitely could have used some volume touch ups.

Thanks for sharing