Name: Prayer For Peace by DigitalMeltdown
Duration: 5 min 35 s
Description: There are no words to describe the plight of the Ukrainian people affected by this crisis, but we can all say a quiet prayer of peace on their behalf, perhaps someone will listen and give a helping hand.

Like St Pauls in London during WW2, St Sophia stands as a symbol of hope in Kyiv, giving strength and courage to the brave defenders of Ukraine. Please let there be peace this Easter.

Ukraine Blues

St Sophia

A space drone ambient track made with a sample instrument I created for the Pianobook sample library.

Eternity

Stardrive

A tribute to Vangelis created with a Kontakt Sample instrument I made using samples from Synth1 (Nord Lead) synth.

Five Circles

There are no words to describe the plight of the Ukrainian people affected by this crisis, but we can all say a quiet prayer of peace on their behalf, perhaps someone will listen and give a helping hand.

Prayer For Peace

An experiment in sequencing to create generative ambient music, synthd used include Omnisphere, Zebra, Zebra HZ, Spitfire Labs Cassette Synth, sequencers were HY-MPS2, Stepic and Transition.

Altered States

A dark, atmopheric soundtrack inspired by a photo of the Mangersta Sea Stacks by Ken Mills.

Mangerstadt

Mangersta

The Battle of Falkirk (22 Jul 1298) came up on my calendar a few weeks ago and I was inspired to create this. Whilst not Scottish by birth, I have served with a Scottish regiment and feel a strong kinship to them. The William Wallace monument (pictured) commemorates the Battle of Sterling 1297, which the Scots won. The 2 pipers (standard and uilleann)play from either side of the battle field, a fiddle bridge gives them a break then both pipers together play out the finale. Orchestral fills by Spitfire Labs and Vital.

Ghosts of Falkirk

A reworked version of "La Cathédrale engloutie" composed by Claude Debussy, and performed by Ivan Ilic:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:La_Cath%C3%A9drale_engloutie_-_Claude_Debussy_-_performed_by_Ivan_Ilic.ogg

The track was run through ValhallaSupermassive, and then I reversed the results.

La Cathédrale Arrière

Moog Grandmother through 2 series instances of ValhallaSupermassive, running the Triangulum mode. The first Supermassive is providing a long reverb, while the second is being used for a 4 bar looper.

Prayer For Peace

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