Happy Deltarune Chapter 2 day!!! It's a pure coincidence that I had this track finished today. Once you see this video, I'll be loading up chapter 2 for the first time and see how the new music is!

Does this track sound a lot different than my entire library of music? That's because I'm using a completely new sample library: EastWest Hollywood Orchestra Opus Edition. I still love all the Cinesamples and 8Dio stuff I've been using, which is much easier to get that rich, luscious feel right out of the box. However a lot of times I want to be much more specific with the kind of articulation I want out of the instruments, so I used this track to practice on EWHO. Each instrument's base level is a lot flatter, and requires a lot more parameters to adjust to get it to sound how I want, but I can see the potential. I created a new project template that has a whopping 275 tracks!!! 40GB of RAM used if I activate every sample lol. Even the reverb I'm using is completely different, and I'm hoping as I improve, my music sounds more and more like a live performance.

My approach to this track is a pre-cursor to another track I want to take the same approach to that I will arrange soon. See if you can guess what it is (one of the Final Fantasies). I didn't read too much into the context of the town before Ralsei's castle, and just wanted to make a track that romanticizes the town from a time when it was thriving, full of activity and celebration. While you walk through the deserted street and hear this music, you get a tinge of sadness, melancholy, and want to reminisce about the happy days.

I made 2 iterations of this track before I settled on what you hear. The first version was a straightforward soft waltz orchestra, where I listened to a ton of waltz examples from Strauss and Tchaikovsky. That probably would have been a more "faithful" arrangement, but I liked the idea of telling a story with the music. Also, I count this as a "do-over" of my The Legend arrangement. Hopefully you'll find this arrangement more dynamic and interesting. It's admittedly a little overboard, as you can pretty much leave the area in 30 seconds and never hear the music again. HAHA.

Deltarune Orchestrated will be available on iTunes/Spotify upon completion of the album.

MP3 and FLAC available for Patrons. ► https://www.patreon.com/thesecondnarrator

Arrangement by Jeremiah Sun
Original Theme by toby fox

DELTARUNE Chapter 1&2 is currently free to download on PC and the Nintendo Switch!

Deltarune Orchestrated

DELTARUNE Orchestrated - Empty Town

I do not hold the rights to this song and will take it down if asked.
All credit goes to:
Toby Fox (tobyfox.bandcamp.com/music)
Instrument Maniac (www.youtube.com/@InstrumentManiac)

Hip Shop (Deltarune | Cover by Instrument Maniac)

DELTARUNE Chapters 3+4 (Original Game Soundtrack)

13am

The place where it rained

floral - temple

cigarettes after sex ~ sunsetz live [slowed + reverb]

Home - Undertale OST (guitar cover)

Earthbound - Pollyanna - I Believe In You

This dual mix combines Undertale's soundtrack Fallen Down Reprise  with Dinnick the 3rd's guitar cover.

Music source:

Fallen Down (Reprise) OST - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cGBMTAGzWPs
Fallen Down (short version) OST - http://tobyfox.bandcamp.com/track/fallen-down-2

Guitar cover by Dinnick the 3rd - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tcs5_fcfBMw

Picture source:

„Fallen Down“ by oreo-otaku15 - http://oreo-otaku15.deviantart.com/art/Fallen-Down-Undertale-SPEEDPAINT-585437369
Speedpaint video - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e0qrvQnCuLY&feature=youtu.be

Youtube version - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oLu5t4ZqqQo

You can buy the game and/or soundtrack here:
undertale.com/
store.steampowered.com/app/391540
tobyfox.bandcamp.com/

Also check out Toby Fox's Twitter and Tumblr for fan-artwork and overall good humour:
twitter.com/undertale
twitter.com/fwugradiation
undertale.tumblr.com/

Undertale Fallen Down Reprise Dual Mix

DELTARUNE - Lantern (Seam's Shop Theme)(Extended)

Devics - Our full length "Push The Heart" which was released in 2006.

Secret Message To You

Born in Hawaii and raised in both Southern California and Israel, singer/songwriter Sara Lov started playing music alongside pianist Dustin O'Halloran when they formed the dream pop duo Devics in 1993. The group later moved to Italy and signed with Bella Union, a U.K.-based record label run by Cocteau Twins bassist Simon Raymonde. Devics released 5 full length albums, several ep’s and toured extensively all over the world. In 2008, Lov began a solo career and teamed with producer and collaborator Zac Rae ( Death Cab for Cutie, Fiona Apple). Together they recorded 3 full length albums Seasoned Eyes Were Beaming in 2009 and I Already Love You (an album of cover songs) in 2011. Lov spent 2009/2010 touring in Europe and the US, her songs appeared in TV shows Bones, Grey's Anatomy, One Tree Hill, United States of Tara, Looking and Rectify. In 2015, Sara Lov & Zac Rae finished recording Some Kind of Champion an album of originals by Sara Lov and collaborators Dustin O'Halloran, Hauschka, Scott Leahy, Zac Rae & Jonathan Price. The album was released in late 2015 and was funded by her fans via Pledgemusic. Sara worked with various directors to create videos for 7 songs on the album. She recently went back to the studio with Dustin O'Halloran to record vocals for the Amazon series Transparent. Her voice is featured throughout the 4th Season as part of the musical score. Currently, Sara is writing new songs for her 4th solo album.

Secret Message To You

sara lov