Selections from "Chicago"

official demo for Orchestral Tools' "Berlin Percussion" featuring the following instruments/patches:

- Bass Drum 40''
- Bass Drum 34''
- Field Drum 14''
- Tom 16''

- Piatti 20''
- Suspended Cymbal
- Tamtam 85cm

- Tambourine 1
- Triangle 1
- Bell Tree Glisses
- Metal Chimes 1

- Xylophone
- Marimba
- Glockenspiel
- Vibraphone
- Celesta
- Crotales
- Tubular Bells

Festival Of The Dragon (official demo for Orchestral Tools' "Berlin Percussion")

This cinematic track that evolves from sorrowful to heroic is a demo piece I created for Orchestral Tools' latest instrument Library: "Nocturne Cello." http://www.orchestraltools.com/soloists_series/libraries/nocturne_cello.php

Orchestral Tools libraries also used in this demo include:

Berlin Strings (I used some Soaring Strings as well)
Berlin Woodwinds
Berlin Woodwinds Ex. B
Berlin Percussion
Metropolis Ark 1 

Defending the Village (Nocturne Cello Demo)

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Oceania feat. Caspian (at the end) - The Fleet - by Jasper Blunk

Autumn Forest -  Official demo for Strezov Sampling's "Wotan"

Frat by Cedric Baravaglio

A Last Dance - Oliver Patrice Weder

A Star Wars inspired track that I've been working on, Escape Through the Asteroid Field. Couldn't resist adding a lush strings theme into the middle section like a classic Williams suite.

Escape Through the Asteroid Field

Perpetual Time

The Hybrid Tools: Phenex Collection focuses on over one hundred banks of fully playable instruments and features the very latest in hi-tech and ambient sound design. From luscious pads to ominous drones, advanced textural synthesis to ground trembling basses. Phenex is the ultimate cinematic tool, built to handle even the most demanding synthesis needs.

8Dio Phenex Bundle "Red Moon" By Matthew Hollingsworth

Planet Earth

Mother Earth

Composer and Orchestrator for Film, Games, TV. Writing a lot of Star Wars inspired music at the moment.

Escape Through the Asteroid Field

Graham Plowman