Another track from my Spider-Man fan project, this one based on a recurring melody from The Amazing Spider-Man 2 (original theme composed by Hans Zimmer and the Magnificent Six)

Hope Theme (Memories Of Gwen B)

broken mirror (demo v1)

A cover of the main theme from "Black Widow" on an electric piano just to see how well I could modify the sound of the EP.

Original theme composed by Lorne Balfe

Natasha's Lullaby EP (test)

A variation of "Opening" by Vangelis (1492 soundtrack) played on the soundfonts from the unreleased/cancelled video game Dinosaur Planet.

Opening variation 1 (DP)

Original track inspired by the Marvel Comics character Felicia Hardy/Black Cat.

The badly-mixed amateurish '90s-2000s techno instrumentals are probably not a good fit for the character considering the solo run by Jed Mackay makes a point that she likes 80s music, so I might make an alternate version soon.

This would be a theme for Black Cat being a thief and a general bad girl, going around stealing things for the sake of it.

Image by Terry and Rachel Dodson, taken from "Marvel Knights: Spider-Man"

Heist Suite

Yet another techno track, this time a fight theme for Black Cat that is also a theme for her choosing to do something decent instead of just being a lawbreaker. A lot of writers keep forgetting that Felicia is now an antihero chaotic neutral-type character who often has good reasons (or at least thinks she has good reasons) to do illegal things and has an actual moral code. Yes, she would kill people and steal valuable objects. No, she wouldn't hurt a baby or endanger innocent people. In a weird twisted sense, this theme represents Black Cat setting aside her selfishness and lust in order to do the right thing, even if for the wrong reasons.

Image by Terry and Rachel Dodson, taken from "Spider-Man/Black Cat: The Evil That Men Do" #2.

Antiheroine Suite

Another Black Cat demo track.

At her core, Felicia Hardy is a pretty hedonistic person. She steals fancy items, drinks expensive champagnes, and spends a really long time in the shower. Whenever she's not going out doing burglar things or making an effort to hurt people she thinks deserve punishment, she's pretty much a lazy socialite with no job, or at least was portrayed that way before around the same time as Superior Spider-Man.

This track has a sort of story where she returns from doing burglar stuff and decides to just relax before something catches her eye and makes her want to go out thieving again.

Image by Terry and Rachel Dodson, taken from "Spider-Man/Black Cat: The Evil That Men Do" #6.

Felicia Relaxes (Demo)

A failed attempt at doing a cover of Steve Jablonsky's "Arrival To Earth" from Transformers in a different musical style.

In this case, it was trying to have a slightly more John Williams or Jerry Goldsmith style of orchestration while also being mixed with Vangelis-style synthesizer elements.

Arrival To Earth Cover

Probably my biggest piece yet.

A boss theme for my pal ASP-Ian's character Malgear, an evil clock wizard in a video game pitch he's developing. This took me a while to get made, largely due to the size of the imaginary orchestra and how everything would be developed. I ended up composing a basic piano version and then layering it with separate tracks for different instrument sections (brass, strings, winds, percussion, and extra stuff), and this was the result.

It's split into two movements, but it's largely based around the same motif.

Malgear New Mix V1

An attempt at a more neoclassical arrangement of Steve Jablonsky's main theme "Autobots" from Transformers.

I should try doing orchestral covers of DiCola's work again...

Autobots orchestral cover

My first SoundClown. Credit to Jeff Rona for the original track (from Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen - Autobots for the Nintendo DS) and Uglyburger0 for the meme.

POOPFARTERS: REVENGE OF THE BALLEN

A cover of "Optimus" by Steve Jablonsky, but in Thomas Newman's style (specifically the piano themes from American Beauty)

Primus (Arise, Optimus Prime)

A Transformers-related track based on one of the Autobot motifs from "The Transformers: The Movie". Made with EWQL Hollywood Orchestra, Goliath, and Ra.

The Autobots Split (original themes by Vince DiCola)

Did you tell the girl the truth about her brother?

It took forever, but I finally finished the main theme.

It was originally made using various soundfonts and Versilian Studios VSTs, but by the time I worked on the other cues, it was made with EastWest Symphonic Orchestra, EWQL Hollywood Orchestra, EW Ra, EW Silk, and a few EMU Emax samples.

As much as I wanted this to be the star track of "Wizard Palooza OCT", due to FL Studio lag and relying on making the track by mixing multiple cues together, this sounds like complete Buckbeak poo.

But at least the "main theme" is done...

The Tournament Anthem (Theme from "Wizard Palooza OCT")

Took the Wizard Palooza Magic Motif and decided to jack it on orchestral steroids

Also, the Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire movie and game sucked

Magicus Extremos!

My attempt at covering the track "The Ride to Granada" (or "Clash of Civilizations" or "The Campaign") from Vangelis' soundtrack to the 1992 Ridley Scott film "1492: Conquest of Paradise" starring Gerard Depardieu, Sigourney Weaver, and Armand Assante.

This cover was a huge pain to make because of how much SFX and dialogue were in the scene with the track, plus I had no idea what synths Vangelis used for this particular bit. Didn't help that the guitar VST I was using was really buggy and tended to lag and cut off.

Original track - ??? (unreleased 1492 soundtrack) by Vangelis Papathanassiou

Vangelis - "The Ride to Granada" (1492: Conquest of Paradise) cover

"I did it. You didn't."

Orchestral cover of the unreleased film version of "Monastery of La Rabida" from 1492: Conquest of Paradise which plays when Columbus and Sanchez argue after a meeting with the Queen. This piece was easier to recreate than "The Ride to Granada" but I had problems getting the timing right since the track feels like it was improvised by Vangelis without using a time signature.

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