Luigi Boccherini - Minuetto

Koigokoro wa Dangan mo Yawarakakusuru

spongebob screw on the loose

The Sims - Buy 1

The Sims - Buy 3

The Sims - Buy 4

If you'd like to hear more these songs. Here's the playlist. https://soundcloud.com/bal-baller-59040560/sets/vintage-pearls-retro-things-with-strings?si=333220b415ba4694863cf596980be423&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing

Vintage Pearls: Retro Things with Strings

Waltzing Flutes - Remastered

That's Why - Remastered

No More - Remastered

Flipp-Flopp - Remastered

Fast Mail - Remastered

Copacabana - Remastered

Calm1 from Minecraft orchestated. It's quite a calming piece so woodwinds were used with softer strings to keep the feel of the piece while adding a LOT of orchestral colours and elements.

Used:
FL Studio 10, Kontakt 4, WIVI Wallander Brass & Woodwinds, Spitfire Great British Brass, British Woodwinds, Symphonic Strings & Percussion, Audiobro LA Scoring Strings, Project Sam Symphobia, Symphobia II & True Strike, Cinesamples CineBrass, VOXOS & HollyWoodwinds, Various private Orchestral libraries

Minecraft Calm1 Orchestrated

An orchestrated version of the Subwoofer Lullaby track from the Minecraft Soundtrack by C418. I like how peaceful this piece is and wanted to do something a little less epic after my recent pieces.

Used:
FL Studio 10, Kontakt 5, Cinesamples VOXOs, Drums of War, CineOrch, CineBrass & CineBrass Pro, 8dio Glass Marimba & Liberis, Spitfire Piano, Albion, Harp, British Woodwinds & Percussion, Project Sam Symphobia II, EWQL Symphonic Choirs, Orchestral Tools Symphonic Sphere, Vienna Symphonic Library & Performance set, Zero-G spiritoso

Minecraft - Subwoofer Lullaby Orchestra

An orchestral cover of Zelda's Lullaby from Zelda Ocarina of Time. I'd never paid much attention to the Zelda music until recently. I wish I had gotten into it much earlier as there's so many good pieces of music hidden behind 8bit blips and blops. I tried to keep faithful while adding a little of my own style. 

Used: FL Studio 10, Kontakt 5, Spitfire Albion, Solo Strings, Percussion & Harp, Cinesamples CineBrass, CineBrass Pro, HollyWoodwinds, Audiobro LA Scoring Strings 2, Orange Tree Samples Evolution Guitar & Mesa Winds, Project Sam Symphobia II, Orchestral Tools Symphonic Sphere, VSL Orchestral Cube & Performance set, EWQL Symphonic Choir, Various Private Orchestral Libraries

Zelda OoT - Zelda's Lullaby Orchestra

Bubblaine (Seaside Kingdom) - Super Mario Odyssey Soundtrack

An orchestrated version of Mice on Venus from the Minecraft Soundtrack. Another attempt at using Adagio that just didn't go to plan - CS2 and Albion saved the day.

Used:
Spitfire Albion, Percussion, Harp & Solo Strings, Cinematic Strings 2, Cinesamples CineBrass, CineBrass Pro, VOXOs & Piano in Blue, EWQL Symphonic Choirs, Orange Tree Samples Evolution Acoustic Guitar

Minecraft - Mice on Venus Orchestra

An orchestration of 'Sweden' from the Minecraft soundtrack by C418. It was made a while back and I never posted it as I wasn't completely satisfied with how it came out. The seagulls woke me up and I was listening to it again and it's growing on me so I figured I'd share.

Used:
FL Studio 10, Kontakt 5, Spitfire Albion, Solo Strings, Percussion, Harp, & Piano, Project Sam Symphobia II, Orange Tree Samples Tinybox, Cinesamples CineBrass & HollyWoodwinds, EWQL Symphonic Choirs, Various private libraries

Minecraft - Sweden Orchestra

An orchestration of Song of Healing from The Legend Of Zelda - Majora's Mask. I'd never paid much attention to the Zelda music until recently. I wish I had gotten into it much earlier as there's so many good pieces of music hidden behind 8bit blips and blops. I have a 'making of' video for this piece of music that's coming as soon as I chop it up!

Zelda Majoras Mask - Song Of Healing

Song used in Little inferno's Shopping Music. I managed to find a crappy mp3 and I mastered it to sound a lot better. The original composer is Ivor Slaney (picture of him). If you are to use this track in any productions or other things, give credit to Ivor Slaney, the composer, not me. Thank you.

GRM

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