Fancon Music Down D+

My first non-Skaven upload! This isn't the only o…

An episode of the The Island podcast, hosted by The Island, titled "Fancon Music Down D+" was published on July 31, 2017 and runs 5 minutes.

July 31, 2017 ·5m · The Island

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Summary

My first non-Skaven upload! This isn't the only one, I do have more ;) "Fancon," is short for the title of the online physics game "Fantastic Contraption." I have SO much nostalgia with this game, I played it all the time when I was about 9 and 10, and so this, the soundtrack from it, is quite memorable to me, and this is it, but with the little extra flare of a pitch change on it ;D I've always called Fantastic Contraption "Fancon," for short, that's where the title comes from. Amazing how the same note over and over can still sound good, eh? ;) If you haven't heard of this game or the soundtrack, I hope you fall in love with it from hearing it now, just as much as I have. This song still holds up after all these years, I still love to hear it and don't get bored of it. It's an amazing soundtrack piece and I love how the repetition of the same note doesn't ever get boring. So here we have it. The soundtrack to Fantastic Contraption, lowered to the pitch of D+. This and my only next edit of this soundtrack, the Down A, were among the first batch of edits I'd ever created. Back in about April 2016. It was these 2, and 3 other edits, I hadn't even saved them on my computer, I just left open in Audacity and never shut down my Laptop, just had them perched up on screen, and listened to them then... way back then, when those were the only 5 edits I'd ever made. These 2 were apart of that OG crew. Enjoy. :) Creation of the original song "Music from Fantastic Contraption" and full rights to it are held entirely by James Mark (https://jamesmarkmusic.bandcamp.com/track/music-from-fantastic-contraption), all I've done is edit it for fun.

Episode Description

My first non-Skaven upload! This isn't the only one, I do have more ;) "Fancon," is short for the title of the online physics game "Fantastic Contraption." I have SO much nostalgia with this game, I played it all the time when I was about 9 and 10, and so this, the soundtrack from it, is quite memorable to me, and this is it, but with the little extra flare of a pitch change on it ;D I've always called Fantastic Contraption "Fancon," for short, that's where the title comes from. Amazing how the same note over and over can still sound good, eh? ;) If you haven't heard of this game or the soundtrack, I hope you fall in love with it from hearing it now, just as much as I have. This song still holds up after all these years, I still love to hear it and don't get bored of it. It's an amazing soundtrack piece and I love how the repetition of the same note doesn't ever get boring. So here we have it. The soundtrack to Fantastic Contraption, lowered to the pitch of D+. This and my only next edit of this soundtrack, the Down A, were among the first batch of edits I'd ever created. Back in about April 2016. It was these 2, and 3 other edits, I hadn't even saved them on my computer, I just left open in Audacity and never shut down my Laptop, just had them perched up on screen, and listened to them then... way back then, when those were the only 5 edits I'd ever made. These 2 were apart of that OG crew. Enjoy. :) Creation of the original song "Music from Fantastic Contraption" and full rights to it are held entirely by James Mark (https://jamesmarkmusic.bandcamp.com/track/music-from-fantastic-contraption), all I've done is edit it for fun.

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