Justin Mixon Blog #4-My website updated just a little bit.
My updated website. I still got a lot of training to do, but so far I would say it's coming along quite well. I hope everybody elses training is going well too. If you like Video Game Music, then check this out. If also you have any tips or suggestions, I will gladly appreciate those too.
http://videogamemusicentertainment.siterubix.com/video-game-music-themes-a-z
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Thanks for your opinion Gary F. I'll definitely tackle this. And you will definitely get the hang of making sites. I also recommend having your own personal wordpress.com page, but they will also go even further in teaching you things too. Maybe you might wish to have a set of personal blogs to link your creations from WA to your sites.
Hi, My website is up and running already and I am still tweaking it as I learn. I am now trying to figure out what KeyWords will put me front and center on Google. Here is my website if you want to see.
http://howtogetyourexback.siterubix.com/
Gary
Looking good. Just an idea, consolidate your menu into drop downs. This will give you space for more pages and content.
Dave
The sites look cool, I like the colors. I agree I find the first page congested and possibly a pulldown menu would work. I am still learning about websites as well
Great start
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That's really neat that you composed all that music yourself. I'm a *HUGE* Zelda fan (as well as anything Nintendo). So I really appreciated the work you put into video game themes. = )
Thank You RubySunsets. One thing about this though that I wanted to do is to clarify the difference of the words "compose" and "arrange." To "compose" something means to simply create it from scratch and become it's owner. To "arrange" something means to remodel (sort of) a song that was already made. Of course, I decided that since no one has ever tried to minor some major songs, I figured that it would mostly be my whole idea to do that.
Yes you're right, I definite arranged all those songs in ways that people would never hear it that way before. :-)
More and more stuff will be added on my site time after time again. Koji Kondo (The creator of Mario music and Zelda music as well as others) gets a bunch of Kudo composing credit.