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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ต.ค. 2024
- Listen to the call, the Vikings cometh!
Valhalla Calling is a song created for the not-so-popular game, "Assassin's Creed: Valhalla." The song has a very catchy tune and it makes any of it's listeners kneel before the might of Thor and Tyr.
I spent a good chunk of time changing things for this song to sound even more dramatic than it already is. This is actually the first time I have worked on a more dramatic soundtrack, and I believe I delivered it tenfold.
Now if you'll excuse me, I hear Valhalla's Call.
----Credits----
vocals: MiracleofSound, Eric Halloway, and Peyton Parrish
arrangement, instruments and video: Potato Cat
original song written by MiracleofSound
----Linkies----
twitter: potato_cat_23
twitch: twitch.tv/potatocat23
TH-cam: @gemini_riff
discord: / discord - เพลง
There's a mistake that I just noticed in the video. The composer is not SpiritofSound, it's actually MiracleofSound. please make sure to give him the support he deserves
TH-cam.com/miracleofsound
EDIT: this video will be redone sometime in the future. Expect a newer version soon(tm)
I must say my first reaction was: "Oh no, not the Spirit!" 😂 Glad you corrected that, thank you.
1:10 this part is an out of body experience with headphones it's just glorious
i want to see more of your content, this was a really good rendition
1:09 bro this part is just so echoey growly and masculine but also harmonic and symphonic it's just a perfect combination to make this version sound graceful in my opinion
That's partially in thanks to Eric Halloway, the bass singer! I absolutely love the gravitas of his vocals
I love it but I’m always sad that the original singer/writer gets no love for this song
SpiritOfSound deserves all the love that they can get, he's an amazing musician
MiracleOfSound
@@Paleo_P1anetyou have no idea how stupid I feel now 😭
I'm trying to fix that because I credited the wrong person
Agreed...
Well, this song exceed all views on his other videos, so I assume for him it was a huge success. But yeah, I follow him for more than ten years and he has a shitload of amazing and different songs. I feel like anyone can find a song or two to their liking among MoS's works.
Really good!
Thanks porguin! Grateful for your support
"not-so-popular game, "Assassin's Creed: Valhalla.".......The game made over a billion dollars in sales over two years. Anyway awesome job on my favorite song. I like this version a lot.
When I said "Not-So-Popular," I was referring to the rating of the game (which last I checked was a 3.6 on Google? I could be wrong). Wording in this video is really weird 😅
My favorite personnaly
This song always gives my shivers down my spine I love it so much that when I finally pass I'm having it play at my funeral
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When that bass hits, it could bring down a mountain!
MiracleOfSound is the original singer of this great song
Yes, along with Peyton Parrish and Eric Halloway for the main vocals! Incredible singers!
@@gemini_riff agreed but 100% of the song’s creation goes to MoS
@@Paleo_P1anetyeah I just noticed the error I made, thank you for pointing it out 🙏
@@Paleo_P1anet chill I'm sure they don't really care aslong as people know...
@@orderofsolomomstemple6185 but then @potato cat can get copyright struk
MOVIE: Valhalla Calling Me
When a mere mortal goes into the British Royal Museum with his son dog Mjolnir, he finds a lost relic of a hammer which ironically enough is the name of his dog, which he kept the name of, because he thought it sounded interesting. Coming from the faith of Christianity, and a devout Protestant, he knew the ways of God, or did he? His faith would be questioned when a deceiver named Odin, master of IKEA, came up to him and said "Nice hammer, and good dog! Let me guess, Mjolnir is the name of your dog? Look how happy he is!". This moment would change his name, and would spark an interest in Norse mythology, while Odin learned about the true God. In the end, we learn it's the perception of humanity whose God is real. Let's set our differences aside.
That took a turn I wasn't expecting 🤣
What is that effect that was added? 0:31
it sounds to much deeper. like in an arena
You guessed correctly, it is deeper! A bit of audio mixing and transitioning everything down a few semitones gave it a bit more of a war song feel to me 😁
Reverb can be your best friend with this stuff fr
@@gemini_riff That's cool! I agree with the war feel. Sounds awesome.
Reverb...I see. love it.
@@gemini_riff I wonder if you could do a mashup with a female voice...I already discoverd a version I like. It has such a different feel to it.
@@SwetlanasCozyplace that's not a bad idea, actually 🤔
At the moment my list of songs to do is pretty long, but I'll look into it! I have a number of videos I need to edit and post first 😅
@@gemini_riff Ah, the never ending work in progress file.
As for the female voice, I recommend not to pick one that is to high. Heard that one and it was annoying.
Recommendation click read more.
Andra Ariadna
Will this be available on Apple Music ? Fucking incredible
I don't plan on uploading anything onto Spotify or Apple Music until I make an original song! When it does happen I'll try and upload some of these earlier ones as well 😁 I'm glad you enjoy it so much!
Gav must hear this, I bet he would be proud of you!
Nah if he saw it, the first thing he would do is say "hey, why didn't this spudsy feline credit me correctly?!" 😭
1:09 2:15 goosebumps!!!!!
Read between the lines with the ship’s anchor
Freaking Love It! Such an Awesome video!
Thank you so much! I'm glad you like it!!
I love the movie
Ikr what a good movie
Totally doesn't look like a Microsoft Video slideshow or anything, nope 😁
You randomly popped up in my feed. Grats! You earned another follower lol
And yes, I know it's not the original. But, now we have a lyric video for it! Giggety giggety goo and Dilly Dilly, good sir!
This comment made my day, thank you! 👏👏
@@gemini_riff nononono, thank you! I insist lol
can you do the full thing please
Heureusement qu'ils ont disparus......😮
Wow! You surpassed my view numbers in such a short time, and you don't even have as many subscribers! Excellent work! I am jealous!
awa I don't know why it's doing so well, it's just a song and it's not even credited correctly
Is this version on Spotify?
Nope! Not really interested in using Spotify until I make a full-fledged original song. Don't worry though, when that day comes I'll try and move some of these earlier ones onto there too :3
@@gemini_riff Gotcha
If there ever comes a movie about AC VC, Whatever we do never let Hollywood make movie about this. We need a professional viking director who knows what he does. Make the real AC Valhalla movie.
Great version good job
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That moment when you call Ac: Valhalla a not-so-popular-game
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Awesome. Subscribed
Vikings me enstre
Its a good video, but there a just some things that is not correct, and it seems you actually did not look into anything, or did any research for the video.
And I do find that a bit weird. Making a video about something, and making comments about without making sure you done the research to make the video.
And I am not talking about you getting the band name wrong. Even though there is more to that, because this version is not the original Miracle of sound version either, but a version they did with Peyton. Something you have in the information below. But not in the text in the video. And its two very distinct versions.
But when you write " While the game may not be popular " ? where do you get that from?
Assassin's Creed Valhalla has become the franchise's most successful title yet, surpassing 1 billion dollars.
Now that is not just good within the franchise. But very few games of this type will ever get close to that.
And I am not attacking you, I just do not understand why you put it information you have not researched.
Because the music it self is fire. So adding comments to it that are then incorrect removes focus from the music.
Might just be me that have a thing about doing research for things you make content about.
Regardless of that, good work on the music.
Thank you for the criticism, I do appreciate it. I do know that it isn't the original MiracleofSound version, as it includes both Peyton Parrish and Eric Halloway (both credited in the description.) A lot of people have said that they disagree with my stance on it not being a popular game, which to be fair, I did not word it correctly in the slightest. What I meant was specifically the player scores that did not seem to hold that high of an opinion of the game. I have heard and read numerous complaints about it from people that have played it, and last I saw (which was a while ago, so it could be different), it was around 3.5/3.6 rating from players. So I have done the research, it is just worded wrongly in the video, which is entirely my fault.
And lastly, the fact that I got the band wrong... yeah. I am genuinely extremely upset about that, I don't understand why my brain decided to do SpiritofSound. There is almost no correlation between the names, and its something that makes me consider taking down the video entirely, but I no longer have a backup of the mp4 so... it stays up flawed.
Again, thank you for the honest criticism. I am not a good video maker, as evident, and am hoping to pass that torch to someone else from now on.
@@gemini_riff Mistake happens.
As to the "popular" or not.
What you have put in, is then a personal opinion. You make it sound like the facts does not show it as popular.
You hearing it from people around you make it personal. since those then become your words.
If you look at the scores of the game, and information its getting great acclaim. Made them a billion dollars, best selling Assassins creed game ever. 2 best game ever made by Ubisoft in terms of income ( Actually think it has become the best selling now )
In a time where a lot of games had/have a really hard time, Valhalla was generally a positive thing, based on numbers, players and all the factual stats we can now see years later.
My point is more I do not get why you would put that bit in, in the first place. it seems out of place. And then when you put it in the context of how popular it actually really was, it seem weird, and have nothing to do with the music work.
And don't get me wrong, I am not even a Valhalla fanatic. I am a historian. And have played the series since the first game came out. It did have issues, massive games always have, but they supported it, and listened to the players, that is also why people liked it.
It was more historical correct than the tv shows and all the other hollywood crap. They actually tried to showcase the time. Not based on the Hollywood version. Again something that was a plus.
But yea, not really important. Not important enough for me to write all of this either.
I just found it weird, at 4am when I should be sleeping to put that in. Something that seem as a personal view with no regard to what the numbers actually say.
But thanks for the video, and reply.
About you not being a good video maker, I do not think that is the case. The "mistakes" is not about lack of skill, but lack of focus.
The name, honest mistake. Bet you learned from it, so next time you have basic information on a page to copy paste in. And if the subject is about music, keep it that way. avoid statements that declare something, just stick to the subject. Had you just written it was made by that band, for this game with clear information, it would have been about the music.
Again not trying to have a go at you. But would be a shame if you stop doing what you do based on what is small mistake. We learn from mistakes. And by doing them we get to see them so we can understand them. And that is how our skills evolve.
Double down on information and stay true to the goal of the point of the creation. If you are doing a review of something, then personal stuff, make it clear its a personal view. If you are doing a historical input, than use history and put in where what you say originate from. If you do music and that is your thing, then just tell the story of the music.
But yea, I done it again, a long message. From something that never should have been one to begin with.
Point is, you should keep doing it if you like it, there will be mistakes. But mistakes are the best way to learn how to create the exceptional.
@@Matjo7588dkI will be making sure I remember your advice. It's greatly appreciated, and I'm going to be doing as best I can to stick to less opinionated statements on a music track 🙏
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Need full video
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Be quiet naly
Love it, all I can say. Got a new subscriber too
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Not my cup of tea, seem somewhat lame :/
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