Music composed/arranged/transscribed by WWWWolf

Stupid arrangements, test tunes, and transcriptions

Hämä-hämähäkki (Incy Wincy Spider), MIDI

Just tried to get some feel what the work with MIDI might be. This was made with Jazz sequencer for Linux. Not a good program for those who are used to notation, but... (24 May 1997)

Minuet by Johann Sebastian Bach, MIDI

...or at least this was found from his notes. This is probably the most famous MIDI test tune, found from, among others, AdLib and Sound Blaster test programs... I have an annoying habit of re-doing this tune with all notation systems I've tried. I already did this on C-64 (with Firebird's "The Music System"), and now... a MIDI version made with Rosegarden notation package on Linux. (13 Dec 1997)

Heitinpojan laulu, IT

The second tracker tune I've made... but not composed, I'm afraid to tell. Just some memories from the army - the title is "mortar man's song" in English, and this is the marching song we had to learn for the competition. ("The worst thing now is that the artillerymen have learned how to sing!" - one of our corporals) Yeah, the percussion really sucks in this tune, but I had no choice but to rip the instruments. (21 July 1999, gzipped - no pun intended with that filename...)

My own original compositions

End of one world, ST3

My fist tracker tune I really dared to publish... the previous ones were just simply utter crud. =) An OK piece of music, at least according to me - definitely good enough considering it's just the first tune I've composed. Not a prodigious throw, as anyone can hear... Well, I don't remember much about music theory - last time I studied it in the senior high school, many years ago. Need to practise. Need to practise a lot. [BTW, when I changed this tune later, I actually made it worse. Maybe I will make a remix later. Horrors, I might end up the same way with a lot of other musicians... countless remixes from same songs. =) ] (21 February 1999, gzipped)

Fanfare of Ignorants, FT2

Originally for my 3D-cool-requires-PentiumIII implementation of Tic-Tac-Toe called ActionOX (I'll finish the game itself later, the mundane forms of art are always easier to do first =) but since RGRNCA needed a fanfare too, here is one for our LARTification use. I need a better one, though. (Published 20 March 2000, gzipped)

Slavimac's Theme (typeset score), MIDI

This song was written for the Neverwinter Nights module "Under the Falling Leaves". It just happened to come to my mind in the night so I did it. I felt like composing it. It probably sounds stupid or something. I'm somewhat happy with the result, particularly the chords, something I haven't used much previously (heh). This was written in night of July 27th-28th 2003, originally in The Music System. It was Lilyponded the next day and last touches were given in early hours of August 6, 2003.

Fanfare, MIDI

This is just a simple stupid fanfare that I made when I tested the amazing recording capabilities of Rosegarden 4, coupled with the amazing output of the newly-made-to-work SBLive wavetable MIDI. Done late in August 7, 2003.

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