>>36745763I hate how there's so much modern Pokemon music that is just percussive garbage with basically no developing melody or leitmotifs.
None of it is memorable.
For reference, when composing music that really sticks with people, you give the music a melody that can generally be sung, attach it to a person, feeling, mood, or place, and adjust the voices and style according to the situation.
How many different people compose for the games these days?
