A recreation and re-orchestration of Caelestinum Finale Termini from Genshin Impact. The Genshin Impact soundtrack was originally composed by Yu-peng Chen.

You can find more video-game, TV and anime orchestrations on my YouTube channel and website @ https://blake.so

A Collection of Orchestrations

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Genshin Impact - Caelestinum Finale Termini Orchestra

Galdosiana para orquesta nació gracias a un co-encargo entre la Joven Orquesta de Canarias (JOCAN) y la Orquesta y Coro Nacionales de España (OCNE) como homenaje a Benito Pérez Galdós en el centenario de su fallecimiento que tuvo lugar el 4 de enero de 1920. El estreno a cargo de la OCNE tuvo lugar los días 28, 29 y 30 de mayo de 2021 en el Auditorio Nacional de Música de Madrid bajo la dirección de Carlos Miguel Prieto.

Galdosiana por la Orquesta Nacional de España

Just a quick recreation of a track from Yu-Peng Chen's amazing Genshin Impact soundtrack. This is from the Dragonspine expansion that added a gorgeous snowy mountain area.

Made over the course of a spare hour-and-a-half mainly to deconstruct/reconstruct the original and learn things, and keep my mock up skills from going rusty.

Strings - 
    Spitfire Chamber Strings, 
    Spitfire Albion (to thicken), 
    Spitfire Solo Strings (when it builds)
Woods - 
    Spitfire Symphonic Woods
Percussion - 
    Spitfire Percussion
    Spitfire Harp

Things learnt - 
    Spitfire is a close match to the original sound (Genshin Mondstadt was recorded in the same hall with a very similar setup)
    Need to experiment with mixing a bit more. I tend to always use the tree mics for Spitfire things, whereas the Genshin soundtrack has quite a bit more close mic (panning, player ambience/sounds).
    I should utilise the low strings more to contrast the melody being played and give a bit of variation.
    I need to have a child so that I can sacrifice it to the orchestration Gods in exchange for a miniscule % of Yu-Peng Chen's skillz.

Genshin - Striding in the Snowstorm - Recreation

Music created using TOKYO SCORING STRINGS, the flagship orchestral string library created by Impact Soundworks. This library features the world-renowned Koichiro Muroya Strings (Final Fantasy 7 Remake, My Hero Academia, The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, Attack on Titan, Octopath Traveler + hundreds more) as recorded by Japan's most in-demand recording engineer, Mitsunori Aizawa, in the legendary SoundCity Studio in Tokyo.

https://impactsoundworks.com/product/tokyo-scoring-strings/

"199" by Henning Nugel

An arrangement of IRyS's song Caesura of Despair for orchestra.

Original Song by @buzz_g (hololive IDOL PROJECT)

Source:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rDyZ3VgjcCE

Arranged by myself.

Artwork by @vyragami - used with permission
https://twitter.com/vyragami/status/1424047590748803072

Sample Libraries:
Tokyo Scoring Strings
Infinite Brass + Winds
NI Noire Piano
Evolution Steel Strings
Project SAM Percussion
ISW Penny Whistle (for high part)
Ilya Efimov Penny Whistle (for low part)
Strezov Sampling Choir Essentials
Dicky Deegan's Uilleann Pipes

The Journey Begins (Caesura of Despair for Orchestra)

As first videogame JAM, I composed Entropy soundtrack. A 2D Videogame which you have to travel to past, present and future to fix the timeline.

Because this, I composed two tracks in 3 different orchestrations depending of the timeline! From past to future: barroque, symphonic, and future, with tons of synth

Entropy (Past)

Music created using TOKYO SCORING STRINGS 2.0 Complete, a flagship virtual string instrument by Impact Soundworks!

https://impactsoundworks.com/product/tokyo-scoring-strings/

(v2.0 coming soon!)

"A Celestial Promise" by Nabeel Ansari

TSS2 - A Celestial Promise (Naked)

balance_octatonico3

Hologram v7

Genshin Impact - Beta OST

What do I write for biography? It should be something philosophical? Okey let me give it a try. 
"Music is something that only humans can understand and feel." 
What do you mean it wasn't right? I give up, this conversation will become my biography.

Entropy (Past)

Alejandro Rebollo de Hoz