The Best System Shock MIDI Render on the Internet

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A Remix of the Classic Oxygene 10 by Jean-Michel Jarre and System Shock intro theme
made in FL11 , with sts505 drums , kontakt , predator , ME80 , Sylenth1 , Electrax 

Oxygene 10 - System Shock 1 mashup remix

Intro Theme (System Shock Soundtrack)

A remix/remake of one of the tracks from the N64 game Perfect Dark

Momentary Equilibrium (Perfect Dark - Chicago) [Cover]

Another crack at a song from the System Shock 1 soundtrack. Eric Brosius did a fantastic job with the original MIDI and I wanted to do something modern but faithful to the original track. 

As usual, free downloads (beyond the fact that it would be incredibly unethical to charge for a cover like this)!


VGM: System Shock Intro (cover)

This is a remix of the Intro Theme for System Shock.  Done in a Goa Trance style, some spooky atmosphere for Halloween.

Sir NutS - Digital Horrors

A cover and remix of the intro music for the video game System Shock.

Thought I'd put my own spin on an absolute classic!

Stardust - Music Sounds Better With You (Ben Read Bootleg)

Heavy neurofunk/drum & bass remix of System Shock 1's Intro music, done for the new System Shock in development!

Please visit our kickstarter page at https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1598858095/system-shock before July 28th to help make this project, and more tunes like this a reality!

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System Shock Remix Soundtrack: zircon & Jonathan Peros - Ethical Constraints Removed [Intro]

Cover of System Shock 
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Original Theme by Greg LoPiccolo

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Requiem for a Replicant - [Inspired by Blade Runner]

Debut show from the @dusty-grooves-1 crew

Dusty Grooves - Groovescast #003 (Guestmix from Lee Jeffrey)

Admit it--yours sucks.  : )

This is a MIDI compilation of the various themes heard throughout the Security Level and the final areas in the game. It was originally arranged by a man with the internet alias "Chicago", probably uploaded some time in 1998 (original site seems to be down). The tempo is about 3-4% faster than in the game and he added a stereo separation in the bass among a few other minor tweaks, but largely the MIDI data is unchanged.

The track is being rendered through the Arachno Soundfont (http://www.arachnosoft.com/main/soundfont.php) a soundfont meant to compliment old MS-DOS video games. The MIDI controller I used is a Creative Sound Blaster Audigy 2 ZS.

The Best System Shock MIDI Render on the Internet - Security Level

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This is a MIDI recreation of the track that's normally heard during the introductory FMV, made by a man with the internet alias "Chicago", probably uploaded some time in 1998 (original site seems to be down). The tempo is about 3-4% faster than in the game, but is otherwise a pretty faithful recreation.

The track is being rendered through an unknown (to me) soundfont that's meant to mimic a Roland Sound Canvas 55 MIDI module as closely as possible, and I used a Creative Sound Blaster Audigy 2 ZS to control the playback.

The Best System Shock MIDI Render on the Internet - Intro

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This is a MIDI compilation of the various themes heard throughout the Executive suites and a few other areas in the game. It was originally arranged by a man with the internet alias "Chicago", probably uploaded some time in 1998 (original site seems to be down). The tempo is about 3-4% faster than in the game and he added a stereo separation in the bass among a few other minor tweaks, but largely the MIDI data is unchanged.

The track is being rendered through the Arachno Soundfont (http://www.arachnosoft.com/main/soundfont.php) a soundfont meant to compliment old MS-DOS video games. The MIDI controller I used is a Creative Sound Blaster Audigy 2 ZS.

The Best System Shock MIDI Render on the Internet - Executive Suites

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This is a MIDI compilation of the various themes heard throughout the Engineering Level and other areas in the game. It was originally arranged by a man with the internet alias "Chicago", probably uploaded some time in 1998 (original site seems to be down). The tempo is about 3% faster than in the game and he added a stereo separation in the bass among a few other minor tweaks, but largely the MIDI data is unchanged.

The track is being rendered through the Arachno Soundfont (http://www.arachnosoft.com/main/soundfont.php) a soundfont meant to compliment old MS-DOS video games. The MIDI controller I used is a Creative Sound Blaster Audigy 2 ZS.

The Best System Shock MIDI Render on the Internet - Engineering Level

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This is the amusingly playful and intentionally jarring theme that the player would hear in the elevators as they moved from one floor to the next. It was extracted and "touched up" by a man with the internet alias "Chicago", probably uploaded some time in 1998 (original site seems to be down). The tempo is about 3% faster than in the game and he added a stereo separation in the bass among a few other minor tweaks, but largely the MIDI data is unchanged.

The track is being rendered through the Arachno Soundfont (http://www.arachnosoft.com/main/soundfont.php) a soundfont meant to compliment old MS-DOS video games. The MIDI controller I used is a Creative Sound Blaster Audigy 2 ZS.

The Best System Shock MIDI Render on the Internet - Elevator

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This is a MIDI compilation of the many, many themes heard throughout Cyberspace. It was originally arranged by a man with the internet alias "Chicago", probably uploaded some time in 1998 (original site seems to be down). He added a stereo separation in the bass among a few other minor tweaks, but largely the MIDI data is unchanged.

The track is being rendered through the Arachno Soundfont (http://www.arachnosoft.com/main/soundfont.php) a soundfont meant to compliment old MS-DOS video games. The MIDI controller I used is a Creative Sound Blaster Audigy 2 ZS.

The Best System Shock MIDI Render on the Internet - Cyberspace

In honor of the month of scary things, here's a cover of one of my favorite oldschool video game soundtrack pieces.

Energy Systems (System Shock Cover)

System Shock - Medical Suites (Mega Drive cover)

Dusty Grooves is back again for their third Ibiza VA! This time, we welcome back some previous artists from the label along with some new additions. The Ibiza VA is one of our favourite releases of the year as it gives us an opportunity to push out some new and exciting artists. First up, we have Ben Read with his groove filled track 'I Don't Need'. This is Ben's second outing on Dusty grooves and we're happy to welcome back! Next up, we have one half of Dusty Grooves' label heads Blane Read with '1995' adding his acid infused influence to this release. Duskope makes his return to Dusty Grooves after his previous successful tracks on Dusty Grooves. Duskope is someone we will continually be supporting if he carries on producing tracks like 'Getcha' which takes it down with a slightly more mellow vibe which you can imagine being played on the island of Ibiza! Closing off the release, we have a debut from Carlossal Small providing us with his track 'Checking Shadows' taking it slightly darker that could be a great contender for any end of the night sets to keep the party going.

Ben Read - I Don't Need (Original Mix)

System Shock 1 Reactor Redux

This is my remix of "Enter The Dark" from Perfect Dark on the N64.

Enter The Dark [Perfect Dark N64 Remix]

This is my '80's style remix of the Perfect Menu theme from "Perfect Dark" on the N64. Recorded last year.

The Best System Shock MIDI Render on the Internet - Intro

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