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Eh I'm not sure where this'd go so I'll put it in general. >.>

Thought I'd drop in with the news for those who're interested. The released tunes can be found here:
http://grantkirkhope.bandcamp.com/album/bk-betas

Some of these we knew about and some were partially in the final game, but many weren't. The most significant thing I think is the original Mumbo's Mountain theme that people have wondered about for a long time now. (He already released beta Freezeey Peak and Treasure Trove Cove a long time ago.) In the final game, the original MM tune can be found in Ticker's termitaria, in a variation. Grant thought it suited the place so he'd left it in. There's also what seems to be an early version of The Final Battle and some other stuff.

Bump...

Sorry I sort of forgot about this for a while. But... Up to speed!

Anyway I think I just want to have a link to the site in the description, and the composer's name in the title. Unless that would cause too much of an uproar, but I'm getting the vibe that it wouldn't be that way. I dunno.. What would you guys think if I did that?

Well, I thought from the start I'd put something along the lines of "Credit goes to Ninsheetmusic.com and USER for the original .midi," in the description.

I also kinda figured it would depend on the individual consent of the makers, that's what it boils down to afterall, but I thought maybe the site had a policy that all work featured on the site can be used so long as proper credit is given or, something.

Hello, strangers. I've know about this site for a long time and I come back every few months to check out updates. What I don't know is your policy on other people using your guy's work, and I couldn't find it on the site anywhere. You see there's this game that I like, and I wanted to upload all its main themes to Youtube via Synthesia since they aren't all up, which bugs me. I don't need help with Synthesia or anything like that, I just wanna know if it's discouraged to use this site's .midi's to do somethnig like that. I can always look for them elsewhere, but, um, yeah.