my favorite movie of all time love elm street 

Like the mixing. Beautiful blend of ominous sounds.

this is amazing, im just scrolling through the internet and going down all your scores

Final Fantasy - Town Theme [Orchestra] (NES)

This is an orchestration based off the main themes from the Nightmare on Elm Street series. The original version is classic 80s that I couldn't compete with, so I just tried to bring it to the orchestra, play with the melody a little bit and give it a touch of my own style. It's not completely identical - just keeping a similar feel/style.

Software used:
FL Studio 11, Kontakt, BRSO Woodwinds, Spitfire Albion, Loegria, Iceni, Felt Piano, Solo Strings, Percussion & Harp, Various private libraries

An Orchestra on Elm Street from live YouTube stream

I defected to the other team this time and made a Mario remix. It's the Sub Castle background music played by an orchestra. It was really hard not to drown everything in brass, choir and woodwind runs :(

Used:
FL Studio 10, Kontakt 4, Sonokinetic Felt Force One & Tutti, Cinesamples CineBrass & HollyWoodWinds, NI Alicia's Keys, Tonehammer Requiem & Emotional Piano, Spitfire Symphonic Strings, Great British Brass, British Woodwinds & Percussion, Audiobro LA Scoring Strings, Orchestral Tool's Orchestral String Runs, VSL Orchestral Cube Pro, Project SAM Symphobia 2 & True Strike, Various private libraries.

Deep in the castle

Illusion

Rise Of Fire

For the past few months I've had the opportunity to work with the talented teams over at 505 Games and Keen Games and composed the Soundtrack for their new game 'Portal Knights'. I'm excited to have the chance to finally share some of the music I've written with everyone and let you know that the full soundtrack (featuring an hour and a half of original, orchestral music) is coming soon! 

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Step through the Portal

"Star Wars: The Old Republic - Knights of the Fallen Empire (Score Suite)"

Edited, Compiled and Mixed by Reed Murphy

Music by Jesse Harlin, Gordy Haab & Henri Wilkinson
Main Titles by John Williams

DISCLAIMER: I do not own, nor do I claim authorship, of this music. It is presented here for educational and entertainment purposes only.

Star Wars: The Old Republic - Knights of the Fallen Empire (Score Suite)

Dark Souls 2 Original Soundtrack

Ancient Dragon

Get ready for a roller coaster ride. This is not just an orchestration of the final dungeon, but also the final battle against Ganon, as well as a reflection of a possible extension to the story if it was ever retold. Even if you don't read my thoughts that went into this orchestration, I'm sure you can piece together some kind of narrative if you listen to the piece without any context.

Link's journey to reclaim the Triforce and defeat Ganon has been mostly solitary. The subsequent games like to explain that the struggle between good and evil is predestined and bound to repeat throughout history. I kinda wish they would move away from that tired trope, because it minimizes Link's supposed heroism if he is simply being a chosen one. In this iteration, I like to imagine that Ganon becomes complacent, and there is no prophecy foretelling of a man in a green tunic that will come to challenge him. Perhaps during his reign he has heard reports from various underlings of a warrior roaming the lands and defeating any that get in his way, but it does not concern him much.

Then suddenly, while seated on his thrown, a soldier bursts in, shouting that the magic barrier erected around the fortress has been shattered. But that is impossible, unless...someone possesses the Triforce of Wisdom! Quickly, he has his hoard in the fortress mobilize and hunt down the fabled intruder. However, Ganon is constantly being told that his best soldiers have fallen under this man's sword. His advancement through the fortress is resolute, and soon he will enter the throne room. Now, he he begins to worry. He has been caught off guard. One scene going through my mind was in the anime One Punch Man where Saitama storms the alien ship, and roaming through the halls, killing everyone without breaking a sweat. It's hilarious.

But the music is told through Link's perspective. The opening is moody and atmospheric, but only briefly as he is quickly approached by wave upon wave of Ganon's hoard. The majority of the track is brass heavy, similar sounding to the orcs in Lord of the Rings, and their threat to overrun the land with death and decay.

When Link finally confronts Ganon, I transition into a faster paced rhythm. There are no pointless monologues from the villain before the fight. It's already clear what both sides want, and no compromise will be had. Having recently played through Final Fantasy XV (the only good thing I can say about it is it has cool battle music) and the demo for Nier: Automata (can't wait for that game), and of course after making lots of Undertale battle orchestrations, I wanted to try my hand at Zelda battle music that really gets your blood pumping, music that's so exciting you don't even care if the fight is too hard. You just want to run around and look cool doing it. I really hope that Breath of the Wild will have music like this during the dramatic large moments in the game.

---rest of description on youtube, as I exceeded the character limit.

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The Legend of Zelda Orchestral Arrangement

06 - Death Mountain / The Final Battle - The Legend of Zelda Orchestral Arrangement

Sly Cooper and the thievius Raccoonus 02 - A Rocky Start

Soul Calibur V:  Pavor Nocturnus

I've been tinkering with music since I was a kid, composing tunes for fun. Nowadays, I mainly write orchestral scores for video games. Alongside this, with an extensive career in the games industry as a tools programmer I've now focused my skills on developing next-generation sample libraries and music software.

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