Divine Beast Vah Ruta Battle
Yasuaki Iwata is a composer of video game music for Nintendo since 2013, af… Read Full Bio ↴Yasuaki Iwata is a composer of video game music for Nintendo since 2013, after graduating from University of Tokyo that year. He has composed soundtrack for games like Mario Kart 8 and The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild.
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Divine Beast Vah Ruta Battle
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@ClefferNotes
So good!! Amazing work man! :)
@multimokia
ClefferNotes Thanks man, glad you like! Loving your Korok forest orchestration too haha
@superpixeltea
I love it! Just got to this part in game, such an intense song!
@multimokia
Funny enough, I was just about to render an updated version with the feedback I've gotten haha! It'll be up later today hopefully!
@thathost1519
Good job on the piece, my only criticism is that the beginning could have used a bit more of a triumphant feel to it, kind of like how you are charging into battle. Keep it up!
@multimokia
That Host after comparing this to the original once again, I completely agree, it feels empty, doesn't it. I do intend to actually tweak this a little more, especially with the feedback I've gotten now. Thanks for the criticism, it's always nice to know how to improve 😃
@castlextown
this is great, dude!
@multimokia
Glad you like it :)
@mborchestration7914
awesome!!!
@danielmajor3777
You have a good orchestral sense.
I was hearing a slight difference in the bass notes, so I compared with the original and understood why the bass notes were hard to grasp.
In your arrangement, the lack of chords made the bass notes stand out more than it should, because a bass note alone has less "melody matching" than a chord has.
All in all, good job. Keep making orchestration and you'll become better at it.