@fragmented_imagination: Yes I wanted a track that offered a variety of sounds, that could let the audience create their own stories in there heads as to what the music represented.
- Little Prayer RetroGrandSymphony- The Dark Kingdom
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Little Prayer RetroGrandSymphony- The Dark Kingdom by @XxTheCreativeKitsunexX (XxTheCreativeKitsunexX)
Hero's Last Battle-
One of my fave series I LOVE to create music for is for my series RetroGrandSymphony, which combines my love of orchestral music and epic themes with 8 bit or 16 bit sound known and loved from Sega Genesis, Super Nintendo, Gameboy and vintage PCs. I combine the sound of 8 or 16 bit sounds and bit tracks with fully orchestral strings, woodwinds, percussion and brass to create something truly magical. Some tracks might be sweeping epic pieces while others are bone crunching awesome bombastic pieces.
Either way this is one my most fave series since its creation back in 2013. Still going strong and you can be SURE there is more tracks to this series to come.
Music is ©XxTheCreativeKitsunexX Sword Dancer Studio Canada LTD and J Delorey Productions. All Rights Reserved.
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Posted: Friday, 16 June, 2023 @ 03:41 AM
@chimerakitty: I try to offer the best quality I can with all my works. Sometimes I succeed sometimes I don’t
Posted: Friday, 16 June, 2023 @ 10:05 PM
@XxTheCreativeKitsunexX: This time, you have indeed suceeded :)
Posted: Thursday, 22 June, 2023 @ 11:51 PM
@Thorvald: HAH I like that how it boomerangs back line it really made me smile when I read it. Yes RetroGrandSymphony is made to appeal to both the old school, modern, beat loving, classical video game lovers. I wanted it to really nail home this is a marriage of Video game music meets Symphonic Orchestra.
Definitely has that vintage sound to it. It feels like it's a medley of background music, almost as if this 'last battle' keeps changing pace. Very intriguing piece.