An orchestration of 'Engineering' from Josh Randall/Ramin Djawadi's System Shock II soundtrack. As with the previous System Shock II track, this was hard to translate to orchestra. It differs slightly from the original and has a few bits of improv here and there. Hope I did it justice!

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Used:
FL Studio 10, Kontakt 5, Spitfire Albion, Iceni, Pecussion, Harpsichord, Harp, BML Woods, Brass & Strings, SoundIron Requiem, Output Sounds Signal, Cinesamples DPB & HollywoodWinds.

System Shock II - Engineering

A sample from Hotline Miami and Hotline Miami 2

Mitch Murder - Hollywood Heights (Hotline Miami 2  Wrong Number OST)

Kostas Maskalides - Immersed

Music composed, arranged, performed and mastered by Kostas Maskalides.
BPM: 114

- Synthesizers -
Keys: CMI (Arturia), CS-80 (Arturia)
Pads & Atmos: CS-80 (Arturia), Pigments (Arturia), MiniBrute V (Arturia)
Bass Arpeggio: SEM (Arturia)
Additional Bass: Mini V (Arturia)
Piano: Piano V (Arturia)
FX & Textures: Nostromo (Lectric Panda), SEM (Arturia), Pigments (Arturia)

FX Modules:
ColdFire - Distortion (Arturia)
RV7000 MkII - Reverb (Reason Studios)
Eternity - Delay (Arturia)
DDL-1 - Delay (Reason Studios)
Neptune - Pitch Shifter FX (Reason Studios)

Canvas

Immersed

A Night In The Castle

I do NOT own this song. Rights go to its owner/interpret. This song is merely used for ambient music while playing Tabletop Roleplaying Games.

Remi Gallego (The Algorithm) - Malware Injection

Greater Things Await

Second

Admit it--yours sucks.  : )

This is a MIDI recreation of the track that's normally heard during the introductory FMV, made by a man with the internet alias "Chicago", probably uploaded some time in 1998 (original site seems to be down). The tempo is about 3-4% faster than in the game, but is otherwise a pretty faithful recreation.

The track is being rendered through an unknown (to me) soundfont that's meant to mimic a Roland Sound Canvas 55 MIDI module as closely as possible, and I used a Creative Sound Blaster Audigy 2 ZS to control the playback.

The Best System Shock MIDI Render on the Internet - Intro

Like a monstrous beast, Caroline's blood boils with rage. Nothing can stand before her, or you for that matter.

Soundtrack for Viscerafest by Acid Man Games, an indie Retro styled FPS in the vein of classics like Doom, Duke Nukem 3D, Blood, and more! You play as Caroline Fetter hunting down a warlock by the name of Cromune, with the goal of collecting his ransom. Coming early 2019! 

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Molten Blood [C1L4]

An orchestration of 'Med Sci 1' from Eric Brosius' System Shock II soundtrack. This was a hard track to tackle as I'm a massive fan of the original game and I really aspects of the original that were hard to translate to orchestra.

Used:
FL Studio 10, Kontakt 5, Spitfire Loegria, Albion, Percussion & British Woods, Cinesamples Piano in Blue & Deep Percussion Beds, Orange Tree Samples Cherry Electric Bass, Evolve Mutations I & II, Various private orchestra libraries

System Shock II - Med Sci Orchestra

From Birgador (Video Game/Novella)
Composer: Makeup and Vanity Set

Brigador OST Uplink - Horizons

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.

System Shock II - Engineering

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