If it would be easier for you do so, then ok. But starting next week, the music for the challenge will have to be original and made within the set time period of the competition.
Good Luck

I have a question, I don't really know how to  do the keyboard thing very well with my computer, but can I enter by just making a song by mixing all the sound loops I have? My sound loops came with the program so I was just wondering If I could enter by using them.

I created something rather basic and loopy. Ran out of time to record a melody with how late it got so I just didn't!
No VSTs no synths. Three variants. 
For when the action is ramping up and something is looming near.

Times up!!!
Well done and thank you to everyone who entered, without you there'd be no competition.
Results will be out during this week, preferably tomorrow.

Technically, the 5th isn't over yet, so I'd think that if you got it done by tonight, it'd be ok. (That's just my opinion, of course, it's up to megagil)

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Good job Dyland! Can't wait to see what you come up with...

I would like to make a suggestion for future reference:
I think that future "Themes" should be more specific. Just asking for an action sequence yielded some pretty vague results, from a boxing match on the roof to a train-car shootout. While that was fine for our first run, I think that such varying results are too hard to judge comparatively. A certain amount of specificity would be preferred for future themes. Seem reasonable?

I’d like to thank all of the other composers that entered.

Cartoonkid98 – Your were very ambitious in your composition. I especially liked the fact that you didn’t use any VST’s or synths. The realistic sound of the instruments really highlighted your piece, and, it was refreshing to hear that realism translate into your music.

If I Were A Minifig – Your piece, a throwback to the classic western bar fights, was comical and upbeat. Certainly a lighter piece, it’s astonishing to realize what you were able to accomplish with as little instruments that I could hear in the piece – a perfect example of how less can really do more!

Rafael9522, Raptor Studios, Megagill74 and all others - I’d really love to hear what you might bring to the plate with this new theme!

Following along with the guidelines originally set for the Animation Challenge:

I'll go ahead and post the new theme for the Film Scoring Challenge today!

Alright, for this week, I would like you to compose in the style of Paul J. Smith! A long time Disney collaborator, he provided many classic scores to films such as Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs and 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea!

As with last time, a short description will be needed to explain the story, motive or particular hit points. If you want to "rewrite" the theme to one of the two films listed above, go right ahead! The winner of this contest will then continue with:

The Rules:
-The host/judge/previous contest winner will select a film, theme, style or composer that they wish the contest entrants to compose to.
-The the score has to be at least 30 seconds long and no longer that 5 minutes.
-The host will judge the entries and select a winner who will host the next challenge; and so on.
-The challenge will be held weekly and monthly contests will be held on certain occasions.

The deadline for your Paul J. Smith inspired piece will be "12th October"

Best of luck, and have fun!

I say go for it, rafael9522! I'd rather see you enter, than not.

Besides, while you're working with learning your piano-program compatibility, having some extra practice in mixing sound loops can only help you as a composer - and, will make mastering songs much easier in the future.

Just remember, the deadline for the current theme is 12th October!