I wanted to make a sort of overworld map type theme and came up wit this. I didn't intend at first for it to sound so Chrono Cross inspired but as the song began to take shape, I could definitely hear the influence. So I went all in on that idea.

It's a generic and chill track, I think suitable for anything from sailing to travel to a coastal stage in an action RPG. I'm very happy with it!

Azure Highroad

I Waited For You

This is my first attempt at using BBCSO Core, which is truly a most beautiful library in many respects, from sound to handling. I know nothing, yet, and it's already such a pleasure to play with.

Core001

Just getting a little carried away by the beautiful harp of CineHarp from CineSamples. No idea why it took me so long to learn about the beauty of their works. Well, this isn't much, but dreamy enough to let it out...

Asking Morpheus

OSC #155: ANY ONE SYNTH (FullBucket's FB-7999) 
First test on a tiny Bee-Link mini PC.

Instances: 10 x FB-7999
DAW: MuLab (www.mutools.com)
3rd Party FX: OTT, Loudmax, Valhalla Supermassive, Dimension Expander.

Taron - Harmless [FB-7999]

Just like with demo music, I'm really drawn to projects where you have to show your intent clearly, and usually without all the presumptious preamble. I also took it as an excuse to dig into my Castlevania fanboy bag of tricks.

This is the soundtrack for the mini-game Brocken, developed by Anders Ekermo for the game jam The Room. Participants would design a single-screen game, with predetermined controls and entrances / exits, and their contributions would be combined into one big Flash game called SoManyRooms. Neat idea.

Oh, and the original was just over 2 minutes long, so it's been "de-looped" with some new stuff.

Anders Ekermo: https://twitter.com/andersekermo
So Many Rooms retrospective: http://blog.almostlogical.com/tag/so-many-rooms/

Brocken Soundtrack

Final Fantasy VI Re-Orchestrated - Omen

Original Composition by Nobuo Uematsu

Final Fantasy VI - Omen

Two hundred billion years ago, I helped out on a track by Radix (Mosaik these days) called "Gone Fishing," which he graciously released as a collab. It had this delicious, laid-back flavor that was the combination of his uncanny sense of harmony and my insistence that "the drums gotta pop, man."

This song is very much an exploration of that musical space, with a robust, chunky drum groove supporting a bouncy, sparkling bed of interesting melodical twists and turns. I really like it, and dedicate it fully to Jakob / Mosaik who's always inspired me to write better.

Gone Fishing Again

Man, VST guitars are hard to make sound good, even just as rhythm backers. Anyway, this is a song that has been simmering in my DAW for way too long.

Really just a theme for hitting the open field and hacking up baddies along the way. Y'know - the kind of music that has a disproportionately massive magnetic pull for me.

Fairweather

OSC#162: V-Station

Instances: 17
DAW: MuLab (www.mutools.com)
FX: Valhalla Supermassive, LoudMax, OTT, Auburn Sounds Panagement, Dimension Expander

Taron - [V-Station] - 001

Composed by Nobuo Uematsu
Arranged by Jonas Salvador
Using BBCSO Core from Spitfire Audio

Lenna's Theme, Final Fantasy V, BBCSO Core #oneorchestra

Jonas Salvador

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