Tramon81's personal favorites.

cover of this version: https://soundcloud.com/callieflemming/endless-debt

Endless Debt But Actual Cuphead

a gunman from a distant town comes face-to-face with a train robber; they fight on the roof and this plays

[original] traintop tussle

could also be interpreted as kundigüng v3 i guess since thats pretty much what kundigüng was . undertale lovania

undertalovania i accidently closed fl without saving lol

that requests thing was pretty useless im probably not gonna do like. most of the stuff. possibly any of it. suck it. im kidding. about the suck it part the rest is true im probably not gonna do any of it. boy its a good thing i didnt start commissions huh

2 endless debt takes im not finishing

* Ah, so it's you.
* You're the kid who crushed my dreams.
* Hey kid, lemme tell you something.
* If everyone you love died, how would you feel?
* Because I'm about to make you suffer the most unimaginable pain.

* [Your DETERMINATION is spiraling out of control.]
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yo whats up its yo boi bryan and BAM!!!!!! i just made my own self insert megalo!
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Anyways, I worked on this song for ONLY 4-6 days! Crazy, right? I've had so much motivation in the past few days, I don't even know how to describe it. Words also cannot describe how proud I am of this track. I hope you enjoy my self insert megalo.
(edit: that means i rushed it sorry)
V2 is out! https://soundcloud.com/normalwoop/pixelbreakerer-the-2nd

PIXELBREAKER

[[PIXELBREAKER]] (old)

Full album links:
♥iTunes: https://music.apple.com/gb/album/an-evening-with-the-underground-symphonic-orchestra/1616992945
♥Spotify: http://open.spotify.com/album/3OqQHbrd96DoQJdCni6kkW
♥Deezer: https://www.deezer.com/en/album/307092897
♥YouTube Music: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_muNtGqVQJyDu2hk-A8G8PQwi4jeh-nty4

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Prove to me you are strong enough to survive.

Here's the final re-recording, going way back to one of the first tracks that I released. This was always one of my favourites, and this version is what kickstarted the whole process of re-recording the entire album.

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An Evening with the Underground Symphonic Orchestra is a two-hour symphony/orchestral score based on the work of Toby Fox from the soundtrack of Undertale, reimagined as an orchestral work from Undertale's mix of 16-bit-ish and MIDI sounds and arranged into an imaginary film score. Undertale is one of my favourite games of all time and has one of the most intelligently-written soundtracks that I know, so this is the least that I can do to pay tribute to a game that means so much to me. The full album saw its official release in May 2022.

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"Moving Out" is an orchestral arrangement of "Heartache" from Undertale, composed by Toby Fox.

An Evening with the Underground Symphonic Orchestra

IV. Moving Out (Autumn Suite)

Moving Out (Undertale: Heartache)

not too much of a change but you can hear parts better and the strings more harmonized

devil may care (slightly updated)

🌙Night Journey✨

HOLIDAYSWAP - Dukes Up!

* The smell of charcoal fills the air.
* ... It also fills you with DETERMINATION.

31 - FIRESYDE

original by toby fox
cover art https://sopuu.tumblr.com
undertale 8th anniversary gift

CORE (Arrangement)

A story of love, science, and hope in times of war and climate catastrophe. It is a musical about responsibility, resistance, and how a single voice can change the world – even in the deepest silence

THE VOICES IN THE SILENCE

Entr'acte

"Le Roman d'Elvire" (The Tale of Elvira), an opéra-comique in three acts with music by Ambroise Thomas (1811–1896), premiered in Paris on 4 February 1860. Set to an original libretto by Alexandre Dumas (père), the work was met with anticipation but failed to captivate Parisian audiences. Indeed, the failure inspired Thomas to reassess his compositional style, and his biggest successes - "Mignon" and "Hamlet" - followed some years later. For Dumas's part, he never wrote a libretto for the stage again. Nevertheless, this overture is another unknown masterpiece by a known master; written entirely in 6/8 (though in different tempi), the interconnected themes are distinctly and colorfully set apart, while sonata form is eschewed almost entirely. 

World premiere recording. The orchestral realization was created using Finale 27 and NotePerformer 4.

Ambroise Thomas: Le Roman d'Elvire (1860) - Ouverture

Misirlou

Misirlou- Master copy

UPDATE: Download the sheet music and orchestral track here
https://www.patreon.com/posts/17545781

If enough people want sheet music, I might be compelled to make them. Anyway for my next Undertale track, I chose to arrange one of the more emotional pieces in the game. Even though I am a pianist, I am very cautious about using the piano in orchestrations because it can sound very cliche. The majority of piano arrangements I hear are simply the right hand playing the melody and the left hand doing either chords or arpeggios of the chords. Satisfying enough for the layman, but drives me crazy listening to them, and I'm guilty of doing that too. It takes a lot of work to make an arrangement that's dynamic and fun to play.

The original track consists of a piano playing solo, and then joined by instrumentals for the second half. The latter half is extremely repetitive: I counted a total of eight repititions of the same phrase. To make it more interesting, I decided to go with three playthroughs of the melody, with the orchestral portion considerably shortened.

First playthrough - I kept the solo piano part mostly unchained note-wise. In my performance, I added lots more dynamics and sustains to really bring out the soul of the melody. The orchestra part is also pretty straightforward.

Second playthrough - Here's where I really dissect the piece to better understand how the music fits in the game. The chords and harmonies used in the solo portion closely resembles impressionism era music from composers like Debussy. The way the melody seems to drift away and change its mind helps to enforce the idea of the protagonist's loneliness. Makes sense as this is the same melody used in the beginning of the game. The melody in the orchestral portion is more conventional, and the way it just comes in suddenly (just like in the original track) is a great way to stir the emotions of the listener. The encouragement from all the side characters is punctuated by the warm strings playing in harmony.

Third playthrough - I originally planned for an even longer and crazier solo piano cadenza, but it was sounding a bit too much of a departure from the original track. The way I have the piano get more fast and intense, is like how the protagonist responds to her prior defeat to flowey and subsequent encouragement from everyone else. Because she was a pacifist in her journey, she can rest assured her ultimate battle will not be fought alone. All these articulations I used are heavily derived from stuff by Chopin, Liszt, and Rachmaninoff.

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

Original Song composed by toby fox
Arrangement and fan art by Jeremiah Sun

Undertale is available on Steam

Undertale Piano Concerto - An Ending

original: https://soundcloud.com/kuko-jackson-black/swaplovania

SWAPLOVANIA (Cover)

Artist In Training, Can do pixel art and your run-of-the-mill drawings.

Motifs that would make me hype.
- Unmei No Hi ~ Tamashii Tai Tamashii / Gohan's Anger.
- Unreasonable Behaviour.
- Heartache / Asgore.
- Pkmn B&W Ending theme.

Moving Out (Undertale: Heartache)

T.O. Bassett

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