Augmented Remix

Just a fun thing - an unofficial remix of an awesome tune from one of my favourite games.  Download it here https://s3.amazonaws.com/s3.mode7games.com/UNATCO.zip

Deus Ex - UNATCO Remix

Based on: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RgIE6Pb_MFE

Deus Ex: Revision "Hell's Kitchen" Ambient

cover of Deus Ex - The Synapse(Cities of Hong Kong)

I really hate the middle part, couldnt get it any better :/(

From The Machine (Deus Ex - The Synapse)

Drum And Bass (2013)

Second attempt at drum and bass, share and enjoy!

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Drum and bass

drum and bass

Deus Ex: Mankind Divided Trailer Theme "Epic Metal" Cover

DRUM AND BASS

Drum and Bass

It's been a busy week or so, but here's an orchestration of the first part of UNATCO from the original Deus Ex soundtrack. It was originally to test out Adagio a little and practice some techniques and try something a little more synthy than usual, however I ended up taking most of Adagio out and it's now mainly CS2 and Spitfire Albion.

Used:
Kontakt 5, Cinematic Strings 2, Spitfire Albion, Percussion, Solo Strings, Orchestral Grand & Great British Brass. Cinesamples CineBrass, CineBrass Pro, HollyWoodwinds, CineSnares, VOXOs, Piano in Blue & Deep Bed Percussion, 8dio Adagio, Liberis, SoundIron Mars & Venus, Project SAM Symphobia & Symphobia II, Heavyocity Evolve R1

Deus Ex - UNATCO Orchestra

Drum And Bass

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Gallant - Sharpest Edges (Visages Bootleg)

Forthcoming this Friday on Viper Recordings

Take Me In (Rene LaVice BBC R1)

Level 99 (Stevo Bortz) - Tears in Rain
Source: Deus Ex: Invisible War - Seattle - Lower Seattle & Heron's Loft
Original Composer: Alexander Brandon

Artist's Note
Level 99: Tears in Rain, as implied by the title, was inspired by Blade Runner. Deus Ex has always had the feel of a Ridley Scott movie to me, and I derived inspiration from that as well as from the soundtracks of Thomas Newman, particularly Road to Perdition. There's this abject hopelessness throughout much of the series, and I tried to capture that here. While I didn't play Invisible War as much as the original Deus Ex, this song always stood out to me as being especially gorgeous in its mystique and sound design.

From The Machine (Deus Ex - The Synapse)

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