Soundtrack

A list of all short soundtracks for the Baldi's Basics series. They are composed by mystman12 and his sister Cady McGonigal.

Other Tracks
Other music tracks not found in the audio files include: Another track is used on backgrounds in the Baldi's Basics Plus early access trailer from 0:00 to 0:03.

While most of these tracks (although not all) are used for mystman12's Kickstarter campaign video about Baldi's Basics Plus and are composed by Cady McGonigal, the rest of these tracks are highly likely to be used for Baldi's Basics Plus upon its release. Besides the available OST video, the "Baldi's Basics Kickstarter Madness Soundtrack" album can be downloaded from Dropbox.

Trivia

 * The music was made by using Music Maker that comes from an old software called Adventure Maker.
 * The music was made to sound like a file, which a lot of 90s games used to cut back storage space.
 * The music in all games excluding Baldi's Basics Plus, despite sounding like a, is saved as files in the game files. This is because mystman12 converted the  files to  since Unity does not support MIDI files.
 * In Baldi's Basics Plus, however, the MIDI format is recoded into the game. Only "School", "Intro", "Dance" and elevator theme are using this format, however.
 * Some of the music sounds rather repetitive. It may be a reference to repetitive soundtracks in many CD-ROM games to save space.
 * In Baldi's Basics Plus, there are some unused files for the MIDI format such as "", "", "", "", "", "", "", etc. These are used as tests for some music functionality.
 * A part of the 99 soundtrack appears to be a parody of the song "Mary Had a Little Lamb".
 * Despite the midi tracks being made in a music program, every song in the Kickstarter Madness Soundtrack was played on a Casio brand keyboard as it produces those sounds. These tracks are the only ones that were not made with a music program, and are also the only tracks to be recorded with a mic to be in the game.
 * The instrument for Creepy Old Computer, for example, is the Space Pad instrument on the keyboard.
 * The keyboard used was most likely dated to be made in the late/early 90s as the newer keyboards do not produce the same sounding instruments, which might be the reasoning to why it was used for the soundtrack.
 * The track Runner Star Home's name is a reference to the web cartoon Homestar Runner.

Glitches

 * Since the music has been changed to MIDI format, some glitches may occur. In particular, sometimes many music notes will play all at once in the intro.

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