Sylvester Levay - Airwolf Theme (Mark Kerkhoff Remake)

Check out the Kickstarter to fund the full album being pressed to vinyl record and get notified when it launches: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/doctoroctoroc/illi-nes-a-chiptune-tribute-to-sufjan-stevens?ref=6d0zy0

An arrangement of "Come On! Feel The Illinoise!" by Sufjan Stevens from the album "Illinois", using only a Nintendo (NES) and a Gameboy.

By using both systems, extensive volume/pitch/duty changes and stereo separation were implemented to recreate the feel of the original track and fill the sound stage.

Come On! Feel the Illinoise! by Sufjan Stevens (NES + DMG Arrangement)

Here’s my orchestral mockup recreation of the late Jerry Goldsmith’s suite from his score to “Star Trek: Nemesis.” Say what you want about the final “Next Generation” movie, but the score is among a few things I love best about it. Enjoy! All musical material is pre-recorded using virtually-sampled instruments and does not use, in any form, the original music or any feature of the original recording. No copyright infringement is intended at all.

More info: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Star_Trek_Nemesis

Software used:
MuseScore4

VST Plug-in:
Muse Sounds

Suite from "Star Trek: Nemesis" (Jerry Goldsmith) - Orchestral Mockup Cover

Unreleased soundtrack from specific encounters in-game, as mentioned in title. Doesn’t cohere into a standalone track so this is just tension and action phases of the encounter music.

Fun fact: if you fail to defeat the Deceit mask Hunter you must restart the entire mission from the beginning to attempt it again!

Tom Clancy's The Division 2: Warlords of New York Unreleased Original Soundtrack

Division 2 - Hunter Encounter (Coney Island)/Lieutenant Gray (Operation Iron Horse)

I had a wicked dream the other night - in it, Vangelis at the height of his powers (around Chariots of Fire and Blade Runner then) did a cover of the Dr Who theme. When I woke, I had to recreate it in order for the world to share in the awesomeness!

Doctor Who is a trademark of the BBC. Doctor Who Theme composed by Ron Grainer, originally arranged by Delia Derbyshire and the Radiophonics Workshop. This video has no official connection to Vangelis, but I really love his music!

Vangelis Doctor Who Theme

This is a 89-minute album full of epic pirate-themed orchestrations mixed with Latin, Caribbean, Arabic, Oriental, Tribal and Chinese styles. For business inquiries, licenses, custom soundtracks and commissions, please visit my web page at anttimartikainen.com and read the FAQ, License and Commission sections before sending me requests. I can't let you use my music in projects for free, so don't send me inquiries concerning that.

Escaping The Tribals

Doctor Who Theme Remix | FUSION

Voltes V English Version

Hello, everyone, and Happy Labor Day, America and Canada! Since tomorrow marks Star Trek Day, I thought I share with you my faithful mockup recreation of the late Jerry Goldsmith's theme from "Star Trek: The Motion Picture," which was later used as the signature tune for the Emmy-winning "Star Trek: The Next Generation." Enjoy and may you and yours live long and prosper. I hope I am not in jeopardy of a copyright strike, for this is *not* a copy of "Life is a Dream" from "Star Trek V: The Final Frontier." All musical material is pre-recorded using virtually-sampled instruments and does not use, in any form, the original music or any feature of the original recording. No copyright infringement is intended at all.

More info: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Star_Trek:_The_Motion_Picture

Hardware used:
Apple Mac Mini

Software used:
MuseScore4

VST used:
EastWest Goliath*
Logic Pro Stock Instruments
Muse Sounds
* = via EastWest Opus

STAR TREK: THE MOTION PICTURE © 1979 Paramount Pictures Corporation.
STAR TREK and related marks are trademarks of CBS Studios Inc.

Come On! Feel the Illinoise! by Sufjan Stevens (NES + DMG Arrangement)

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