GLORIOUS MIDI BAT

Answer to Andrew Huang's GLORIOUS MIDI UNICORN (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i3tiuGVDDkk) ^w^
[Please read the answers below before asking a question again ^o^♪]

1) What software do I use?
I use FL studio. A great software! (If you want a free alternative, LMMS can be good too.) About instruments, I did my own mix with different VST instruments (harpsichords, draw organs, church organs) and some audio effects.

2) How to get the MIDI file?
If you want to get the MIDI file, feel free to ask me by message on my facebook page or by e-mail. If you want to use it, please respect the Creative Commons Attribution license - either by quoting my name, or by linking to my YouTube video. ^.^ Enjoy!

3) What was my technique to do the bat?
I focused on the audio part more than on the graphic part - then, I counterpointed with a flexible "bat" shape in mind. (I didn't use Andrew Huang's technique actually - almost the contrary. ^^*)

4) Is it inspired by J.-S. Bach?
It is. I transposed the 17 first notes of the very famous Fugue part of the BWV565 as a foundation in the composition.
Castlevania, Tetris and many other video games and anime use baroque music, that's why it can sound familiar to many people today. ;p

5) More?
If you enjoy organs and harpsichords, here are some longer compositions:
https://youtu.be/qik3tO7Khuo
https://youtu.be/WMH6JnQPP1c

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