DanielX.net Paint Composer

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DanielX.net Paint Composer is a single player action game. It was developed by Daniel X Moore and was released on January 30, 2020. It received positive reviews from players.

Do you like making music? If so DanielX.net Paint Composer is the perfect game to expand your creativity. The simple interface, versatile sounds, and fun characters will make all of your musical dreams come true. Compose songs effortlessly! Easily share your creations with the world by creating a link that anyone can follow to see and hear what you've come up with. Export your music as: .mp3,…

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Audience ScoreBased on 30 reviews

music11 positive mentions

stability2 negative mentions

Extremely easy to get into and learn, making it accessible for composers of all skill levels.
Offers a nostalgic experience reminiscent of Mario Paint, with additional features like precise note placement and the ability to export songs easily.
Provides a fun and casual environment for music creation, allowing users to experiment with various instruments and compositions.

The software is plagued by bugs, including issues with saving and instrument changes, which can disrupt the creative process.
It feels like an early access product with many features still in beta, leading to a lack of support and unresolved issues.
Some users report that the interface can be unintuitive and that certain features, like the ability to create sections, have been removed.

music
27 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music aspect of the game is a nostalgic and engaging experience reminiscent of Mario Paint, allowing users to create and export their own compositions easily. However, it suffers from significant bugs, such as instrument channels malfunctioning and playback issues, which can hinder the creative process. Despite these drawbacks, many users find it a fun and simple tool for music creation, especially for those without formal music training.
- “Super fun and engaging way to create music.”
- “Great simple music editor that got me into making music!”
- “Super simple and great for composing music reminiscent of retro games.”
- “This thing constantly craps out; music channels refusing to change instruments, causing me to have to re-place every note manually instead of changing a channel. The playback randomly decides it doesn't want to work anymore, causing me to have to save progress and reload... if you came from the website and got this because you thought it was better, don't.”
- “It's a buggy mess; changing the instrument of channels 9 times out of 10 makes them revert back to the synth instrument. It crashes, and rendering to mp4 makes the song alternate between 4/4 and 3/4, causing the notes to bug out and loop forever.”
- “The UI is still a bit rough around the edges in a couple of areas, such as the save/load interface and lack of full documentation, and the interface for editing song sections is not intuitive at first.”
stability
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The stability of the software is heavily criticized, with users reporting frequent crashes, persistent bugs that cause instruments to revert unexpectedly, and issues during rendering that disrupt the timing of songs. Many feel that the numerous problems make it more suitable as freeware rather than a paid product.
- “It's a buggy mess; changing the instrument of channels 9 times out of 10 makes them revert back to the synth instrument. It crashes, and rendering to MP4 makes the song alternate between 4/4 and 3/4, causing the notes to bug out and loop forever.”
- “As buggy as this is, it should be freeware, not a paid product.”