[PC] Five Nights at Freddy's: Sister Location - "Turtle Crusher" by Sebastian

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Submission Information:
Series: Other
Game: Five Nights at Freddy's: Sister Location
Console: PC
Title: Turtle Crusher
Instrumentation Solo Piano
Arranger: Sebastian

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[Sebastian]

[Latios212]

I didn't realize you crush turtles in Harvest Moon~

Just a suggestion perhaps: maybe be consistent with the 8va's every other measure from 15-30?

[Sebastian]

I didn't realize you crush turtles in Harvest Moon~

Five Nights at Harvest Moon

Just a suggestion perhaps: maybe be consistent with the 8va's every other measure from 15-30?

That makes logical sense.

Fixed and updated files.

[Olimar12345]

Nice work. The octave-shift at 39 is jarring but works. It could use a touch more use of articulation markings here and there (imo) but if no one has any objections I think it is fine as-is.

[Sebastian]

Nice work. The octave-shift at 39 is jarring but works. It could use a touch more use of articulation markings here and there (imo) but if no one has any objections I think it is fine as-is.

Thanks!

It could use a touch more use of articulation markings here and there (imo) but if no one has any objections I think it is fine as-is.

Was there anything in particular you were thinking of articulation-wise? I didn't want to add too much since I feel that little articulation is nice in 8-bit songs (unless it's obviously articulated).

[Olimar12345]

Was there anything in particular you were thinking of articulation-wise? I didn't want to add too much since I feel that little articulation is nice in 8-bit songs (unless it's obviously articulated).

Mostly on the third page where it switches from smooth scalurar patterns to lifted intervallic stuff.

[Sebastian]

Ah, it does sound more detached in those sections. I went ahead and updated accordingly.

Files updated.

[Olimar12345]

I think you forgot the B in measure 57.

[Sebastian]

Ugh, crap.
Fixed.

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