I wanted to test how using actual orchestration, or at least 'textbook' orchestration would work with Albion v5 so i chose to do a string arrangement of the song of prayer (primarily because i'd been humming it for days). I also added an introduction based on Masashi Hamauzu's piano arrangement of the piece.

Song Of Prayer - Final Fantasy X  (Arranged For Strings And Percussion)

Fantasy Reel I

To The Gods

Transmigration I

Vajanus - The Reckoning

Wrote this quite some time ago when I was marathoning Meme Time .
What's better than memes and Bloodborne

Memeborne

Columbia

I'm insanely stoked about Fallout 4 and in my fanboy nerdy way I decided to focus this excitement into a cover of Inon Zur's Main theme for fallout. Hard to cover an orchestral theme with an orchestra so it's kind of a re-imagining  
Note* I did one of these before but it kind of sucked so I did it again

Fallout Theme Re-Imagined

I always try to write big themes and tend to forget that the simpler pieces are just as fun. So, here is a simple town theme. Hope you enjoy.

Elven Streets

I fancied experimenting with a bit of minimalism and this is what happened...

Falling Leaves

As the title suggests this is an orchestral arrangement of Periphery's Jetpacks Was Yes.

 I did this once before but in all honesty it sucked. I used poor software, it wasn't mixed or mastered properly it quite literally blew. However, I felt that it's such an awesome song that works so well with an orchestra that I should do it again with the magnificent Albion library from Spitfire Audio. So I did. 

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Periphery: Jetpacks Was Yes (Orchestral Arrangement)

Eh just one of those stings you see a lot on edgy fitness Youtubers workout mixes and the like.

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