I've been uploading my arrangements to the new arrangement system recently. Fourty-four of them are currently online.

I've edited a few of them to cut out significant errors that were present in their original editions. Revised pieces are:

-Bloody Tears (Castlevania II)
-Battle Scene B (Final Fantasy II)
-Max 300 (DDR)
-B4u (DDR)
-Brink of Death (Chrono Cross)
-Floating Castle (Final Fantasy I)
-Eternal Wind (Final Fantasy...

Uploaded five new Dragon Quest arrangements to the archive.

The arrangements are all for viola with a piano for accompanyment (with the exception of the Menu theme, which is for two violas and piano). They are all also very easy, with the exception of To A Vast World, which contains some difficult passages, but is also for the most part relatively simple.

...As you may know, I switched over to linux about a month ago, and it's been a little difficult figuring out how to get these programs to run. I've started working with one called MuseScore, which is more or less a Sibelius and Finale hybrid for linux. I'm not too great with it yet, so I've decided to atleast try to get in MIDI arrangements by running Noteworthy Composer through WiNE. I've tested how it runs by making a small arrangement of the Baccano!! opening for piano (attatched).
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This morning, I went to turn on my computer like usual. But I ran into a little problem that I couldn't seem to fix, after about an hour of trying to fix it. So instead I had to do a complete system restore, and I've lost everything on my C: drive. So now, I've lost all my in progress arrangements, meaning I won't have any new ones out for atleast a week or two.

After going around my computer earlier, I realized that I had a huge folder full of incomplete arrangements. There were about 20-30 in total; I plan to finish these sometime soon. But... 30 incomplete arrangements? I give up on arrangements too easily D: