Content creators often complain about their audiences, yet I have nothing but the biggest gratitude for mine.
My favorite comments from you all are those saying that my videos made you feel one step closer to understanding music.
That is exactly the journey I want to take you on. You see, before I became a composer, I used to feel this massive barrier between me and my favorite creators.
I used to think I would've loved to make music like them, but that I shouldn't dare to try because I lack the talent they had.

IMO Strangers Of Paradise Final Fantasy Origin will be an "Isekai" game where the main character's design will get more and more "fantasy" as we go through the world.
Curious to see how they'll pull it off, because the contrast between the MC and the rest of the world is palpable

https://twitter.com/chirithies/status/1404167109505126401

For those who don't know what "Isekai" means, watch
"The Rising of the Shield Hero"

I'm legit feeling bad for all the people who aren't part of Final Fantasy XIV's fandom right now.
Beyond the incredible music, this concert is incredible for so many reasons that only FFXIV players will understand. The only way it can get more epic than this is if @huskybythegeek suddenly pops up in the screen above, slaying a guitar solo on top of the madness.
But maybe I'm asking for too much!

La Hee is funky (ft. @SOKENsquareenix )
#FFXIV In all seriousness, I want to give a round of applause to @SOKENsquareenix not only for being one of the most prolific and funniest composers Final Fantasy ever had, but also for being one of the most stylish.
The suit matching the Otamatone design is a nice touch!

Final Fantasy XIV Endwalker Remixes, a thread:

https://twitter.com/alex_moukala/status/1358109649577328640

One thing I'm reflecting a lot on is the concept of "Internet Pollution".
Online platforms and social medias are filled with incredible content, but the more stuff is published, the harder it becomes to find such content through the "noise" (or simply trigger the algorithms) This is true for our own profiles:
if the quality of our posts is low, people will have a harder time finding our gems.
However, it also applies to the internet as a whole.
Our posts can contribute to the noise that makes someone else's posts invisible or less valued

30 Musicians vs the Mii Channel Theme The definitive version of the #MiiChannelJam.
I had a blast putting this together, but it wouldn't have been possible without the incredibly talented people who took part in it!
Please, make sure to follow your favorite musicians from this, I'll tag them all here down below:

I just spent a few hours categorizing the entire Final Fantasy VII Remake Soundtrack on Spotify, so you don't have to.
Check the links below for the playlists: Final Fantasy VII REMAKE OST - Battle Music:
open.spotify.com/playlist/4Fwnn…

Mii Channel Music is funky I think this would sound even better with more instruments, so I invite any musician to join me and post their take with a #MiiChannelJam hashtag!
Jam Session Pack:
drive.google.com/file/d/1OcQdVN…
@FamilyJules7x @huskybythegeek @AdrianaFigueroa @insanerainmusic @RichaadEB y'all invited!

Beneath the Mask is funky
(Persona 5) Track is by the man, Shoji Meguro.
Vocals by the legendary @Lyn_Inaizumi
I think this is one of the tracks where her skills shine a lot, you can hear that quite a bit in the Rain version

Endwalker's Trailer, and especially, the community's hype really sparked an interest for many to get into FFXIV.
To all those asking: yes. It is definitely a good idea to catch up with it.
Especially if you want to experience some of the best modern FFs ever (HW & Shadowbringers) One caveat tho:
The first part of the game (A Realm Reborn) is very heavy compared to all the others.
I recommend to start FFXIV with a friend and playing it together with them, or to stream it on Twitch.
Alternatively, you could also ask a friend to mentor you

I hope you guys enjoyed the FINAL FANTASY week!
I've released four of my absolute favorite FF remixes ever in these 7 days.
It's been a blast to dive deeper in the music of the saga that made me want to become a composer & musician.
A quick recap in case you missed it:

https://twitter.com/alex_moukala/status/1356362482823081987

Final Fantasy XIV Endwalker vs DAFT PUNK I'm telling you guys, this is one of the best melodies from Soken.
Playing around with it made me realize just how much potential it has to be used in so many ways, I'm quite sure it'll become a fan favorite like Amaurot.

Final Fantasy XIV Endwalker is funky
#FFXIV #Endwalker I hope @SOKENsquareenix will publish the full version of the theme without trailer SFX & voiceovers soon because it deserves to be heard in full glory.

FINAL FANTASY IV REMAKE LOOKING GOOD.
Ahem, I mean, FFXIV 6.0.
Give it to me now. NOW. Cecil cosplay looking good.
Kain please make an appearance too.
PLEASE.

Of all the 300+ videos I put out on 4 different YouTube channels since 2015, yesterday's was the most special.
Final Fantasy VII made me the person I am, introduced me to some of my best friends and gave me a dream to fight for.
It warms my heart to know so many resonated with it I've been reading all your comments both on" One-Winged Angel is Funky", and the FF7R Part 2 Fan Made Trailer.
At a certain point Twitter blocked the "like" function because I was using it too much!
I'm so glad there's so many of us who share the same passion for this game

My take on Final Fantasy VII Remake Part 2's Trailer Music Full video where I show how I made it and get hyped:

One-Winged Angel is Funky (Full Version)
#FinalFantasyVIIRemake The whole thing is on YouTube too, in case Twitter is using its infamous "Compression" materia:

One heartwarming comment I get often on my videogame music remixes is that they sound better than the originals.
While I really appreciate the sentiment and love to hear y'all are enjoying them, I don't completely agree and think it may be a bit unfair to compare those...
(1/x) The truth of the matter is that, videogame composers are capable of WAY MORE than we hear in game soundtracks.
However, they're heavily limited by what the directors want to hear.
Usually a track can't be too bombastic or it'll steal too much of the show from the rest of the game