My cover version and tribute to Goblin's classic theme to Dario Argento's Tenebrae (1982)

Although I have tried to be as faithful as possible to the original signatures and themes, this arrangement contains a different middle section to replace the drum solo, and also different sounds and elements.

Original music written and performed by Goblin (Simonetti - Morante - Pignatelli).
This arrangement Andrioux (2013)

All the sounds and music contained herein are newly sequenced, and this track does not contain elements of any other track (i.e the original theme)
(This audio track is a fan arrangement / composition, and is not intended for profit or sale)

Tenebrae Main Theme (Cover version and homage by Andrioux)

Lagerfeldt - Dutch Breeze [Progressive Uplift] (Robocop 3)

This is an exclusive preview of 3 pieces of music designed for a fictional sequel to the C64 game Dominator by the musician who wrote and produced the C64 original games soundtrack.

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Matt Gray - Dominator 2 Preview (Loader-In Game-Game Over/Hi Score)

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Ben Daglish - The Last Ninja - Main Theme For Classical Guitar (Arrangement)

This is my own rendition of Lemmings Song #1 performed entirely on a Casio SA-76.    I took some artistic freedom with my choices of instruments in order to play to the strengths of the SA-76, rather than attempt to mimic the original song.   Also, the official name of this song is "Pachelbel's Canon" even though it has little to no resemblance to the classical piece by Pachelbel.  

The Casio SA-76 is a kid's keyboard that retails for around $49.  It has some pretty decent sampled sounds on it, but is still a huge challenge because it has no sustain, no velocity, and only 44 keys.   Nevertheless, this song is 7 distinct tracks, each recorded live from the SA-76 with absolutely no post processing.

Watch my YouTube video to see how I created this piece:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yE3UBNhrgF8 

Lemmings #1 played on Casio SA-76

This is Lemmings tune #1 performed entirely on the Casio SK-1, a kid's keyboard from 1985.  Even though the SK-1 can take custom samples, I thought that would be cheating, so this is made entirely from the onboard sounds with no post processing.  The song is 6 separate tracks recorded live.  I have also performed this same song on the Casio SK-76 if you check my other recordings.  

Watch me perform this song on youtube:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4KZix7HGTHQ

Lemmings #1 performed on Casio SK-1

This is my performance of an old Amiga MOD file called Luna-Waves on a Yamaha PSS-270.  

Watch the performance on YouTube:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YzElFWbjwUE

 All of the sounds come from the PSS-270, although I did add some reverb on the drums and the metallic synth sound.  I did not perform the entire song.  This song was very difficult to learn and perform, so I only managed to do about 1/3 of the song before giving up... Mainly because Christmas is approaching and I wanted to work on a Christmas song.

Luna Waves performed on Yamaha PSS-270

I've re-created the famous Rob Hubbard tune from the game WarHawk.  This tune was far more difficult than I thought it would be and took me probably 4 times as long as I thought it would. I really wanted to concentrate on showing off the keyboard, but instead I spent much more time trying to figure out the right notes to this song. I still think I have a few notes here and there that aren't right, but I just can't figure them out.  

Warhawk Performed on Yamaha PSR-36

The intro jingle for 8-Bit Keys channel on Youtube.
Listen to the full version of the remix here: https://soundcloud.com/eox-studios/8bit_keys_theme-remix

Notation: http://www.eox.no/projects/8-Bit_Keys_Intro_Remix.pdf

Check out The 8-Bit Guy's channels here:

8-Bit Keys: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcTt3O4_IW5gnA0c58eXshg

The 8-Bit Guy: https://www.youtube.com/user/adric22

Retro Grooves Vol. 1

8-Bit Keys Remix (Short intro jingle)

Randomly heard this wonderful track - "Stars" by Visti & Meyland - and it immediately reminded me of something.. took me a while to realize.. but it's Jeroen Tel's fantastic music for the C64 game "Hot Rod" - so I did a little mashup edit of the track - Note that the full "Stars" is about twice as long, and has an amazing intro, worth checking out :)

(Pic from an 80s themed dinner/disco I was at recently!)

Stars - Visti And Meyland Vs Tel edit

Infusion - Track Editor

Collection of custom songs used in the iBookGuy and 8-bit Keys