Hey, I've been digging into how pixel art palettes might shape a game's soundtrack—like, do the colors in a 16‑color sprite sheet influence the mood of the music you write for it? Ever noticed that?

That’s a neat theory—like visual synesthesia for a composer. I’d love to test it with a palette that’s intentionally contradictory, like pastel turquoise mixed with deep maroon, and see if the score ends up pulling a double‑handed riff. Maybe the song will have one section that feels breezy, then suddenly shift to a punchy break that’s still somehow cohesive. If it works, that could be a fresh way to keep the music from feeling derivative while still honoring the art.