Music edited into a single recording.

These are the seperate parts used in-game which can loop forever.

First time trying to make a dynamic soundtrack. I was pretty limited on time though so not the most inspired work. Writing it in phrygian mode quickly gave it the right sort of tone without thinking too hard about unusual chord progressions.

On top of the descriptions provided of where the sounds come from, all sounds were further edited in Audacity.

These two sounds play when the player successfully hits an enemy with a spell and when the enemy is defeated. They were recorded from a small singing bowl I own. Both have had their pitch altered.

The sound for a spell. This was made with a combination of scraping folded up paper across my desk, shaking a small bell off of a lindt chocolate bunny and hitting my desk with my hand.

This is a combination of different things I could tap or hit together but primarily a glass I had on my desk and a small metal dish used for drying out paint pigments. Reverb effect added at the end.

All the enemy sounds involved playing an erhu incorrectly. Each additionallly include recordings of pan pipes, a didgeridoo or rolling rocks and tealight holders over my desk.

Lastly, the sound used for the dodge is a sound I made for a previous project but did not end up using. It uses audio from a video I took at a theme park attempting to record the distinct roaring sound produced by roller coasters manufactered by Bolliger & Mabillard. I later realised its potential use for sound effects.