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[[File:The Forest of Loss (Beta).mp3|thumb|none|The Forest of Loss (Beta)]]

After finishing "Welcome to Dystopia", I wanted to remake another song, so I selected this song. As I had previously scrapped most of the compositions from that collection, I had to re-download the Beta from the private Discord channel where I had previously shared it with a family member. From there, it was a matter of listening to it and re-learning the original notes and rhythms of the song and making a new, detuned version with more instruments in MuseScore 3. Of course, since this is still videogame music, there's still a loop built into the song, but a single iteration of the looped material now lasts roughly eight minutes.

After finishing "Welcome to Dystopia", I wanted to remake another song, so I selected this song. As I had previously scrapped most of the compositions from that collection, I had to re-download the Beta from the private Discord channel where I had previously shared it with a family member. From there, it was a matter of listening to it and re-learning the original notes and rhythms of the song and making a new, detuned version with more instruments in MuseScore 3. Of course, since this is still videogame music, there's still a loop built into the song, but a single iteration of the looped material now lasts roughly eight minutes. What's more, this new version is now entirely drenched in reverb.

[[File:The Forest of Loss.mp3|thumb|none|The Forest of Loss (Final)]]

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 [[File:The Forest of Loss (Beta).mp3|thumb|none|The Forest of Loss (Beta)]]
-After finishing "Welcome to Dystopia", I wanted to remake another song, so I selected this song.  As I had previously scrapped most of the compositions from that collection, I had to re-download the Beta from the private Discord channel where I had previously shared it with a family member.  From there, it was a matter of listening to it and re-learning the original notes and rhythms of the song and making a new, detuned version with more instruments in MuseScore 3.  Of course, since this is still videogame music, there's still a loop built into the song, but a single iteration of the looped material now lasts roughly eight minutes.
+After finishing "Welcome to Dystopia", I wanted to remake another song, so I selected this song.  As I had previously scrapped most of the compositions from that collection, I had to re-download the Beta from the private Discord channel where I had previously shared it with a family member.  From there, it was a matter of listening to it and re-learning the original notes and rhythms of the song and making a new, detuned version with more instruments in MuseScore 3.  Of course, since this is still videogame music, there's still a loop built into the song, but a single iteration of the looped material now lasts roughly eight minutes.  What's more, this new version is now entirely drenched in reverb.
 [[File:The Forest of Loss.mp3|thumb|none|The Forest of Loss (Final)]]