DOOM

Uma versão de Intermission From Doom, feita por Murilord e interpretada por ele em conjunto com AndMarks e GuitarDreamer. 

Baixo: Murilord
Guitarra: AndMarks
Bateria: GuitarDreamer
Mixagem: GuitarDreamer

Dream Galaxy: http://www.TheDreamGalaxy.blogspot.com.br
Cultura gamer, nostalgia e uma galáxia de infindáveis possibilidades!

DOOM - Intermission From Doom (Murilord Remix)

A part of a series of arrangements and adaptations of the music for the old retro computer game 'Doom', score originally written by Bobby Prince. I'm using these songs as a way to get to grips with my recording software and learning the relevant skills for producing music, but also having fun playing around with these familiar tunes.

E3M2 - Donna to the Rescue

D E2M4

Remake I did of the Bobby Prince original from the Soundtrack for the Original Doom. Added a few new ideas here and there but tried not to venture too far from the original. 

Mixcraft 6, Addictive Drums, Schecter Gryphon w/Duncan Design Blackout pickup, Line 6 Guitar Port and Metal Amp pack

Doom E1M4 - Kitchen Ace and Taking Names (Remake)

6° Map, Doom 199Old Game when your mom have a Hot Ass

E2M6

D E3M9 - Warrens

D E3M5 - Unholy Cathedral

D E3M4 - House Of Pain

D E3M3 - Pandemonium

D E3M1 - Hell Keep

D E2M6 - Halls Of The Damned

D E1M5 - Phobos Lab

D E2M4 - Deimos Lab

The song that plays in E1M2. Not much else to say.

Doom - The Imp's Song (E1M2)

Not much to say, aside from the fact that this song plays in E1M3 of Doom.

Doom - Dark Halls (E1M3)

Andrew Hushult's arranged soundtrack for Doom episode 1 - Knee Deep in the Dead.

Kitchen Ace (and Taking Names)

Music from the first level of Doom, played through a Casio CTK-631 General MIDI keyboard. Usually this keyboard doesn't sound all that great, it's a bit bass-heavy, but in Doom it really shines!

Oops... Looks like there's a 100 download limit! Here's a new link:
https://app.box.com/s/bosxmk3bni0fepy9xvi5 (16-bit 48kHz FLAC)

I didn't make this, only recorded it. Original by Bobby Prince.

Doom - E1M1 'At Doom's Gate' (Download link in description)

Doom - 13 kitchen ace (and taking names)

This is a mix of Doom d_e2m2.mus. Which has a striking resemblance to a famous Edward Grieg piece. Anyway, it's a bit of a showoff for the new fully synthetic drumkit.

Doom - Demons from Adrian's Pen (In the Container of the Imp King)

/!\ Download this track on www.arachnosoft.com (100 downloads limit reached - THANKS for your support!) /!\

Free MP3/OGG/SoundFont download: http://www.arachnosoft.com
Watch this track's video on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VUjUGB50CB8&list=PLH9BhB6Jfbp248d1AC4Vv6jAaEojYD_QV&index=3

This music, "Deimos Anomaly", is the episode 2, level 1 soundtrack from DOOM, a game developed and released by id Software on the MS-DOS PC platform in 1993.
It's the absolute original MIDI file from the game, as composed by Robert C. Prince.

The purpose of this video is to demonstrate that MIDI files can actually sound very good when played with a nice synthesizer. 
Here, I used the free SynthFont SoundFont-compatible software synthesizer (http://www.synthfont.com) to reproduce a MIDI file using Arachno SoundFont, a custom General MIDI SoundFont bank I designed for my Sound Blaster Live! soundcard.
My bank features many famous sounds from the best synthesizers by Roland (D-50, Sound Canvas...), Korg (M1, X5...), Yamaha (MU, Clavinova...), Fairlight (CMI), E-MU (Emulator), Ensoniq...

The audio track has been recorded straight from SynthFont using my Arachno SoundFont bank and the MIDI file, dry, without any added effects.
Arachno SoundFont, as well as MP3 and OGG versions of this recording can be downloaded for free on my website, at http://www.arachnosoft.com

Used to think that MIDI music was ugly? Think again!
Any questions, comments or remarks will be appreciated!

===============================================================================

Cette musique, "Deimos Anomaly", est celle du niveau 1 de l'épisode 2 du jeu DOOM, développé et distribué par id Software sur PC MS-DOS en 1993.
Il s'agit de la véritable bande originale du jeu en format MIDI, telle que composée par Robert C. Prince.

Le but de cette vidéo est de démontrer que les fichiers MIDI peuvent produire un excellent son lorsqu'ils sont joués sur un très bon synthétiseur.
Ici, j'ai utilisé le synthétiseur logiciel SynthFont, compatible SoundFont (http://www.synthfont.com) pour reproduire un fichier MIDI à l'aide d'une banque de sons General MIDI au format SoundFont, que j'ai créée pour ma Sound Blaster Live!.
Cette banque comporte de nombreux sons célèbres issus des meilleurs synthétiseurs de chez Roland (D-50, Sound Canvas...), Korg (M1, X5...), Yamaha (MU, Clavinova...), Fairlight (CMI), E-MU (Emulator), Ensoniq...

La piste audio a été enregistrée directement depuis SynthFont avec ma banque Arachno SoundFont et le fichier MIDI, sans aucun effet ajouté.
Arachno SoundFont, ainsi que cet enregistrement peuvent être téléchargés gratuitement sur mon site Web, en versions MP3 et OGG, à l'adresse http://www.arachnosoft.com

Vous pensiez que la musique MIDI était d'une laideur affligeante ? Révisez votre jugement !
Toutes questions, remarques et commentaires seront les bienvenus !

DOOM

AhmadKhalifa