*delurks* Hello again! ^__^

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So... Um... Any fellow Londoners here? :D Doesn't matter either way, but when replaying the second game I always smile when I see the map showing Layton's study on the top DS screen. I know where that is...! It would potentially come in handy for fanfiction purposes, except... I'm not writing much at the moment

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You've probably already been told this, but yeah, Don Paolo gets explained in the third game. :3 So no worries!

Dude, that music is amazing! Nice job! What did you use to make it?

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YAYZ

You know, I'm unbelievably happy that Don Paolo gets explained. :D He just seems so obsessed with Layton, there must be a reason for holding such a grudge. But, it just makes me want the third game even more than I already do. I want epic scenes of awesomeness like at the end of the first game. XD

Thanks, I'm glad you liked them! I used two programs, Cubase and Mixcraft. I used Mixcraft to slow down the audio of the originals, so that I could figure out the tempo and the pitch/rhythm. Then I used a keyboard hooked up to my computer to record the parts as MIDI data. Most of the sounds are from Mixcraft, but I preferred Cubase's accordion, and Cubase is better for sequencing drum parts, so... yeah, used them both.

I think I'll probably do a couple more from the second game next, and then focus on doing proper general MIDI files of as many tracks as I can so that other people can do arrangements/remixes/play on an instrument too.