693 words across 24 entries.

Problem Sleuth Theme Listen on: YouTube

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Unofficial name. The MSPA newspost that discusses it calls it a "theme for Problem Sleuth". The actual filename itself was simply "ProblemSleuth.mp3". It's also sometimes known as "Problem Sleuth Title Theme".

Windchime Foley Listen on: YouTube

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Unofficial name. Older versions of the MSPA sound credits list it as 'sound effects', and later simply 'foley'.

Sweet Bro Theme Song Listen on: YouTube

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Also known as SBAHJ THE MOVIE 1, because of it being used in 'SBAHJthemovie1.swf'

Nic Cage Romance Listen on: YouTube

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Unofficial name. Older versions of the MSPA sound credits list it as one of 'two shitty nic cage songs', the other eventually being known as Nic Cage Song.

ERROR Listen on: YouTube

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Unofficial name. Almost certainly made by Toby Fox.

Typheus Listen on: YouTube

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Unofficial name. Plays in multiple situations related to Typheus. Probably made by Toby Fox.

Flare (Cascade Cut) Listen on: YouTube

Quasar Nebula: (wiki editor)

Track name is as released on Tindeck.

There are three prominent early versions of Cascade. This track, "Cascade Cut", is possibly the first one produced, and is exactly the version featured in [S] Cascade; it fades out at the end, transitioning into Savior of the Dreaming Dead (Cascade Cut).

The second version is Flare, the third track on Homestuck Vol. 8, and it has an alternate ending without the dramatic confrontation between Snowman and Spades Slick, settling more calmly.

Finally, Flare (Cascade), a remaster - also by Clark Powell - which sought to turn the original into a full track of its own right. (This one got around sixteen thousand notes on Tumblr!)

Savior of the Dreaming Dead (Cascade Cut) Listen on: YouTube

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Unofficial name. You see, originally Flare (Cascade) was released as Flare (Cascade Cut), so the same was appended by fans to the edited form of Savior of the Dreaming Dead seen in Cascade. Later on when 'Flare (Cascade Cut)' was revamped and released under simply 'Flare (Cascade)' the name for this one had already stuck, and remained that way since.

Darling Dolorosa Listen on: Tumblr, YouTube

Toby Fox: (Tumblr, excerpt)

My goal with this track was to create an alternate version of Darling Kanaya, except more reverent and mature.

The first few notes the track are similar to the first few notes of Kanaya’s theme, but the songs quickly differentiate from there. Two people that are initially the same… I like that concept.

Crab Waltz Listen on: Tumblr, YouTube

Toby Fox: (Tumblr, excerpt)

Andrew asked if it was possible to make a more downbeat version of Karkat’s Theme. I started from scratch, creating a version without the goofy sound effects but keeping the eclectic orchestral-chiptune palette.

It starts a little slow, but I think it fits the mood. Unlike the original track, this isn’t a song about an irate leader on the warpath - it’s about a messed up kid working his way through his own disillusionment.

108 Stars of Density Listen on: YouTube

Toby Fox:

108 Stars of Density, my new track from the latest update.

This song was actually a scrapped attempt at another Meenah song for Volume 9, created out of frustration towards composing Hate You. The song is based off of the ending portion of Hate You, starting at 2:11, which in turn was based off of the intro from Love You. I took it out of hibernation and finished it for the update.

The weird name is a reference to Suikoden, a PlayStation RPG where you walk around talking to characters trying to recruit them into your army. Each character you can recruit corresponds to one of the 108 Stars of Destiny.

As Meenah, you walk around trying to recruit constellation-corresponding characters into your army………….

Trickster Mode (Engage) Listen on: YouTube

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Unofficial name. Labeled simply as 'Trickster Mode' on the MSPA sound credits, albeit in conjunction with the other Trickster Mode track.

Trickster Mode (Blast Off) Listen on: YouTube

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Unofficial name. Labeled simply as 'Trickster Mode' on the MSPA sound credits, albeit in conjunction with the other Trickster Mode track.

A Very Trickster Mode Christmas Listen on: YouTube

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Unofficial name.

A Very Trickster Mode Christmas (WHEEEEEEEEEEE!) Listen on: YouTube

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Unofficial name.

A Very Trickster Mode Christmas (With Fancy Santas) Listen on: YouTube

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Unofficial name.

Yaldabaoth Listen on: YouTube

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Unofficial name.

Typheus (Glitched) Listen on: YouTube

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Let's face it, the glitches were almost certainly made by Toby Fox, who also created other glitchy versions of existing songs for use in flashes, but we don't know for sure.

Echidna Listen on: YouTube

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Unofficial name.

the drone rhythmic motif which can be found in act 1 and act 2 Listen on: YouTube

James Roach:

oh yeah, the music you hear during Karkat's pesterquest route that isn't his theme is the rhythmic motif for the drones. it happens in a few other places in Act 1 and Friendsim, as well as multiple place in Act 2

it might be a little wild because the motif isn't melodic, but a good example of it is in "Keep Your Head Down" and during the drone cutscene in act 1

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Unofficial name. Found in the game's files as 'DRONE_PQ'.

it's a cover of 'made of time' Listen on: YouTube

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Unofficial name. Found in the game's files as 'ARADIA_INTRO-OUTRO'.

IT'S NOTHING Listen on: YouTube

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Unofficial name. Found in the game's files as 'ITS_NOTHING'.

normal song name Listen on: SoundCloud

James Roach:

its over