So basically, since probably like two years ago, i've written hardcore beats such as this one. I mostly enjoy making classical electronic music, mostly calm, but i can provide hardcore fast acidic rock or sum shit as well. Basically, instead of taking a soundtrack from the internet and fitting your stick moves to the MIDI points, you can send me your animation, and i can "cloth" it with a cool soundtrack that fits its parts according to the interest points in your animation. (E.G. You turn on slow-mo, and i make the sound harmonic. The hardness comes back when you exit slo-mo.)

I have some demos:
http://fc03.deviantart.net/fs71/f/2014/297/6/5/acidroid_by_extrafred-d841gw5.mp3 (Pretty old, this one. I think it's my best so far tho)
http://fc09.deviantart.net/fs70/f/2014/297/b/a/acidlab_by_extrafred-d83ygfo.mp3
http://fc08.deviantart.net/fs70/f/2014/297/a/1/synth_sin_by_extrafred-d83ygej.mp3
(Older one that i built off preset loops) http://fc09.deviantart.net/fs71/f/2014/297/1/0/older_by_extrafred-d83ygd4.mp3
They're calmer than a battle usually needs, but don't worry about that. I will make them as rude as you want them to be.

Here is the guideline:
1. You make the animation
2. You send me the animation
3. You tell me what kind of soundtrack you need
4. I track the animation
5. I send you the track for the animation
6. You merge the track with the animation

Privilages over normal soundtracks:
1. Copyrights (Who gives a shit nowadays tho)
2. Points where animation changes
3. You get to entirely "order" exactly the soundtrack you need

Important: Not to pat myself on the back or anything, but i make hardcore beats. Therefore i only provide them for hardcore animations. I am also pretty busy most of the time, so please don't send me shitty 3s animations that don't even need a soundtrack.

You and I have different definitions of hardcore

You mean the demos? I just had to make them in a few minutes to line up to the guidelines of the section
relax man

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You mean the demos? I just had to make them in a few minutes to line up to the guidelines of the section
relax man

Why didn't you use a previous finished product for a demo, since what I'm gathering is that the demos don't reflect the quality of your actual music, which is what they're supposed to do

Added an older demo track
I'll try to make another newer demo if i have the time.