using stereo seperation in conjunction with the art, being able to see and "hear" each of their positions is really smart for a 3 player combo-y song. that concept is only really used in 2 player turn-based songs which I don't like because it makes it very akward and uncomfortable for like 8 seconds then switches back to being very akward and uncomfortable but on a different ear!!
im glad someone notices the stereo separation here works well since kris is still the middle, I also panned the vocals to make them easier to hear and keep track of whos singing so I'm glad you heard that
@@hippolizard If you end up using a chart style I recommend the kevinteenbucks song style. They had overlayed background notes on the same side for each person that would really be cool to see with this song.
@@mageentawell basically the mods premise is self insert or just random characters from other media mashed into a mod with gradients and jersey club at its finest (at its finest as in *REALLY* twerkable)
as a nonbinary who has the voice of Dudeaclese Brochacho I feel very seen by Kris having a deep adult masculine voice but also still having they/them pronouns.
…You do realize that pronouns and voices are completely two different things, right? Just because you call yourself nonbinary doesn’t mean you’ll magically gain an androgynous voice or something lmao Besides, the way someone’s voice sounds doesn’t equal gender, anyways. Also, I’m pretty sure Kris (and Frisk) goes by any/all pronouns, given that you’re the player and all (not to mention the fact that it’s literally a role playing game, and the other characters using nonbinary pronouns in-text for Kris is just to make it easier to refer to the character in question/you). Even if I’m wrong, my point of voices still stands.
@@user-tt6jr7rz5l Kris canonically uses They/them pronouns and is nonbinary as of the authority of Toby Fox, the game's creator. Two, There's an expectation for people who are nonbinary/trans to have a more androgynous speaking tone. It's one of the reasons people still get my pronouns wrong, Explicitly because of my speaking tone. My deeper voice and the fact that I sound like the rejected child of Jim Cummings and Vincent Price. This is a major point of dysphoria for me so I'm gonna request you not try to explain to me what the nonbinary experience is.
@@villain9482 that was addressed specifically when I said that being trans and nonbinary puts an expectation that your voice has to sound a certain way in order to pass. Nearly every nonbinary character I've seen has a lighter sound that can go either way which is annoying when my voice doesn't which leads to people calling my identity into question.
The Knight: The Zombie of the surface, and the hero of the dark. This one dual wields both a sword and a dagger, is he really a knight? Who knows, he never says anything about it. The Monster: The brute of the team, with a heavy axe in hand wrapped in a chain, being able to attack from a distance and from far range, being able to pull you in and slice you down, they're quite rude, and they have a move that bust and slice open an opponent, conjured by pure badass magic! The Prince: The prince is rather, nice, yet he says ARMS can heal people. Puts them out of commission for sometime, they're rubber, he's a pacifist after all...until he pulls out one of the more bigger guns.
ima be for real here. as much as this song is fire, i lost a ton of confidence in many parts of myself (such as music and art) from it. im lizzygoof btw, you can see how bad my stuff is
I get the same way listening to churgney and smokey songs, you gotta remember even if you can't make music like them you can make music like you, you gotta stick with that and create your own style from it, because someone out there will always like your stuff.
you got a really good point here. i do recognize my own style in my music, and i am sometimes proud of it but most of the time, i hate my own music. there is always people looking at my music and liking it though. honestly if you want you can check out some of my stuff, my users @lzy2
I kind of? Agree with the 1st comment. I just draw, but what I find important is fulfilling my vision, not necessarily making something objectively good. Seeing something outclass my stuff will make me think, "if I tried this idea, I'd change several things to match my vision/style". Like if I really exerted myself, I could make something perfect in my eyes. It'd be nice if others also saw it that way, but I'd find it satisfying either way
