There is much work to do on the soundfont, but I'm pleased with it's overall sound, and hope to release it at some point.  Although simplified for the old MIDI standard, this is very well sequenced, and still retains that all important spirit of "The Swashbucklers."

The first track recorded by the London Symphony Orchestra at Anvil Studios on 5th March 1977, with composer and conductor John Williams. So, it's my first track here. A fantastic piece that pays homage to the adventure films of the late 1930s, including a rousing up-tempo version of the Main Title.

This is the same MIDI file that has been freely available on the internet for years, sequenced by Ken McKell (with very special thanks to Hal Jackson), played through a maximum of 16 MIDI channels. Although I've edited panning, volume and some velocities, this isn't a real modern day MIDI Mockup utilising any commercial sample libraries, DAWS or VSTs. This is from my own soundfont I'm working on, using only free instrument samples, converted straight to WAV through VirtualMIDISynth.

STAR WARS Episode IV A New Hope - Chasm Crossfire (MIDI)

VST plugins used:

Spitfire audio Symphonic Woodwinds
EastWest Hollywood Orchestral Percussion Gold
EastWest Hollywood Harp Gold
EastWest Pianos Gold (Yamaha)
Cinematic Studio Brass
Cinematic Studio Strings & Solo Strings

STAR WARS Episode IV A New Hope - Chasm Crossfire (MIDI)

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