Heaven Studio Custom Remix: 6up 5oh Cop-out (Pro / Con) - Will Wood and The Tapeworms скачать в хорошем качестве

Heaven Studio Custom Remix: 6up 5oh Cop-out (Pro / Con) - Will Wood and The Tapeworms

⚠️ !!!FLASHING LIGHTS WARNING!!! ⚠️ Visit the Heaven Studio Discord server, and listen to Will Wood, tbh this level was recorded thanks to colixx on discord, tysm!! use this link right here to download the riq file: https://drive.google.com/drive/folder... or access the level thru the download i posted in the heaven studio discord server Minigame Used: Super Samurai Slice Sick Beats Munchy Monk Rhythm Sheriff Moai Doo-Wop Kitties! Showtime Love Lizards Ninja Bodyguard Packing Pests =-=-=-=-=-=-= total of 10 minigames. My 39th custom remix created. Some extra commentary that I’d like to add: this song was initially gonna be very early on in my second batch of Will Wood custom remixes, but noped-out due to the very erratic tempo. i made the main colors of this remix be Black and Blue for,,, obvious reasons the police siren visual effects at the beginning and end were made using vignette effects. i colored the lyrics that were in the title (“six-up, five-oh”; “cons and the pros”) with red and blue colors I wanted to showcase some of the new minigames from the recent Bobby Build; those minigames being Super Samurai Slice, Moai Doo-Wop, Love Lizards, and Ninja Bodyguard. I chose to use Rhythm Sheriff in this remix for,,, obvious reasons. And also because the cue that goes half a beat faster is VERY useful for a LONG time, I’ve always imagined the Kitties! cues on the chorus. it just fits SO well. I also always thought of that intro using Sick Beats. Super Samurai Slice wasn't in my initial vision for this remix, but it ended up being one of the best additions for this; especially the really cool parts with the big demons. I had packing pests, showtime, and munchy monk be on double time because I thought it fit better that way, especially Munchy Monk. for Packing Pests, I wanted to use both the offbeat pattern and the regular pattern, but didn’t initially have a cue to switch between them, so I used the “Ready!” count-in when switching to the normal pattern.