Mix Universe

This game is SUPER underrated. Some of the things that I like about the game is how you can make anything you want. But one thing about the game that I don't really like is that for me as a musician, the game doesn't have an option to turn on notes on a staff, but I understand why that has not been implemented. I also think that this game has some things to fix (like the tutorial) but I also see that this game has massive potential. Also I think for the game to get more players it needs more advertisements or some creator to review it. But my over all review of the game is a 7.9/10

Its not your typical DOW program. setting up the nodes takes decent time. Time signature is locked to 4/4 at the time of writing this review. long buffers or rests between notes are done through chaining, "silent" nodes between long chains of delay. Expect short looping tracks. The UI can feel a bit Janky. BPM is locked to like, I think 96, and only goes up by factors of like, 1.25%, 1.50, (etc). If you know what you want to do, it can be a neat little "Flashy colors and sounds" ADHD thing. Would put in the music class's computers to pull out for one day. 6/10. Good, waiting for better.

The game is what it says on the tin (well, description) and honestly the only fault I can give it is that the tutorial is a little tricky to wrap my head around at first. It's an oddly satisfying, beautifully sounding game that really is whatever you make of it

dpesnt work on Arch.

It's music you can code. I feel like I've seen that exact idea done a thousand times, but this is the only time I've ever seen it actually click. I still can't make music, but I can damn well have fun failing to

Great game actually. For a music producer like myself this is fun. But there are some elements that can make it really better. Like a fun gamified DAW basically. Want to see where this goes.

More unic then anything i've played so far. Sandbox type they call it? atm it is a raw imagination sound builder with good inputs but not really intuitive, and not so easy to get involved into, aaand autohotkey (or something like it) is crucial (if one's not ok with wasd thingos and love to rebind every key all around). Prolly need some more introductions on 'how to' create some vibes (especially, beats). Should be good for some electronic stuff like acid/trance/dnb/techno/ambient and subgenres. It's a great game!