this is an ambience masterpiece. it captures the worlds feeling so well with the rushing water and still stones it truly is on the level of a Bethesda game.
I'm glad you like them and that you finally found them. Remember that my Skywind tracks can be downloaded on my SoundCloud page in the description. Remember to leave a like and a comment ;)
I really like this. It reminds me a little of those hidden glade segments in the original FABLE but just a little darker and bleaker, with lots of mystery hinting at hidden magic and watchers.
TH-cam is very inconsistent in notifying me of comments it seems. Here I am, replying to the 0 15 PipeDude :) Glad you liked it and I hope I'll find the time to write some more for Skywind. But where's your videos maan?
I have been listening to your complete playlist and this is where I am at thus far, your scores have been absolutely gorgeous and I feel you really captured the soul of Morrowind. You must be a rather big fan and have a good understanding of the Dunmeri culture, the elements and the choice of specific instruments for your works feel extremely well suited. Was that a Hang Drum as lead instrument in this particular score? Also I shall be purchasing all your tracks and uploading to my phone to show my support (Soundcloud right?). I have some questions, I'm a singer and multi-instrumentalist and a music student who studies composition, what DAWs and sample libraries are you using, and do you use any notation software when you create your work?
So happy to hear it! Actually I started with Oblivion and have only made a couple of very quick atempts on Morrowind, but I do find it very fascinating. The music lead at the time I joined the project was a huge lore head though and did along with other people in the team provide direction for the music. Some bell elements are for example a result of that. In this track I believe I used 8dio’s 1928 (or something like that) grand which could layer a few instruments, can’t remember which layer I used though.. I personally use Cubase Pro and much of Spitfire’s orchestral libraries. They have become much more affordable since I purchased them which is great. And I actually don’t own a notation software right now. I’ve used friends Sibelius at a few occasions though so it would be good to have. I’d be extremely thankful if you supported me via bandcamp! Means more than you think.
@@FredrikJonassonMusic I know it's hard to immerse yourself in a game that old, but there are mods to 'spouse' it up visually. If you have the time (which a lot of us don't I know!) To immerse yourself in the game and look at where the culture draws influence on, it will certainly help you in creating your music. I'm glad the musical lead at the time was! You need at least someone there helping with that stuff! Well I'll take your word for it, I'm certain you are more experienced with layering and the use of Audio Libraries than myself, I am still learning this stuff. Spitfire's stuff is incredible, I watched a lot of their documentaries with famous composers, it's awesome! I just purchased Cubase a little while ago but I'm working with PreSonus's Studio One 5 for my DAWs as I am creating my first TH-cam video showcasing my talents. Sibelius is what we use at University but I prefer Musescore personally. Bandcamp then, no problem, I'll go purchase some tracks when I clean out my phone and do my backups :)
@@Fithvial That'd be very kind of you! Indeed, there's no abundance in time I'm afraid. Would be cool to really give it another shot, but there's a lot of other games I should play when I have the time as well. Regarding Skywind, I haven't been active for a while now. I believe most music is done actually so that's good. Best of luck with your music making!
But it has been great to see how people that I've talked to (not in a gaming context) has been interested and excited about this project. And past year I've been running across all sorts of people that have at least a close connection to the franchise, at the barber, in the health care et.c. :) Jag hoppas hinna skriva mer för projektet, så stay tuned ;)
This one isnt half bad. The changes need to come a little more quickly though, like shaving about a minute off. The ups and downs need just a tiny bit more distinction.
![Assassin's Creed II: Florence at Night [Ambience / Music]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/yyF7Sm_njzU/mqdefault.jpg)
The night is dark and full of n'wahs.
Fredrik, please pin this one. Lol
real n'wah hours
Night time ambience for Azura's Coast.
this is an ambience masterpiece.
it captures the worlds feeling so well with the rushing water and still stones it truly is on the level of a Bethesda game.
Thanks a lot!
I can't believe I'm just discovering these songs now. I can't wait for the release of Skywind and Skyblivion.
I'm glad you like them and that you finally found them. Remember that my Skywind tracks can be downloaded on my SoundCloud page in the description. Remember to leave a like and a comment ;)
I get this peaceful, but barren, feeling when listening to this. Well done!
Glad to hear it!
Pure solid gold 🪙💴🪙🏆🥇🏆💎👑💎💴🪙🥇
This one is my favourite
This is one of the first I did I believe, it's crazy that so many years have passed. Thank you for the support!
@@FredrikJonassonMusic Thank YOU for creating this!
Definitely feel the night-time exploration vibe while listening to this track. Lovely work!
This is indeed a very ambient and atmospheric track, great work as usual. Keep 'em coming!
I really like this.
It reminds me a little of those hidden glade segments in the original FABLE but just a little darker and bleaker, with lots of mystery hinting at hidden magic and watchers.
Clement Moraschi I never played Fable actually nor have I listened to the soundtrack. Will try to give it a listen!
Are you thinking of the demon door theme? In deed it is great
Awesome brother! More soundtracks for Skywind to come?
Sounds really great.
TH-cam is very inconsistent in notifying me of comments it seems. Here I am, replying to the 0 15 PipeDude :) Glad you liked it and I hope I'll find the time to write some more for Skywind. But where's your videos maan?
This is good
Spacehy Glad to hear hit!
I have been listening to your complete playlist and this is where I am at thus far, your scores have been absolutely gorgeous and I feel you really captured the soul of Morrowind. You must be a rather big fan and have a good understanding of the Dunmeri culture, the elements and the choice of specific instruments for your works feel extremely well suited. Was that a Hang Drum as lead instrument in this particular score? Also I shall be purchasing all your tracks and uploading to my phone to show my support (Soundcloud right?). I have some questions, I'm a singer and multi-instrumentalist and a music student who studies composition, what DAWs and sample libraries are you using, and do you use any notation software when you create your work?
So happy to hear it! Actually I started with Oblivion and have only made a couple of very quick atempts on Morrowind, but I do find it very fascinating. The music lead at the time I joined the project was a huge lore head though and did along with other people in the team provide direction for the music. Some bell elements are for example a result of that. In this track I believe I used 8dio’s 1928 (or something like that) grand which could layer a few instruments, can’t remember which layer I used though..
I personally use Cubase Pro and much of Spitfire’s orchestral libraries. They have become much more affordable since I purchased them which is great. And I actually don’t own a notation software right now. I’ve used friends Sibelius at a few occasions though so it would be good to have.
I’d be extremely thankful if you supported me via bandcamp! Means more than you think.
@@FredrikJonassonMusic I know it's hard to immerse yourself in a game that old, but there are mods to 'spouse' it up visually. If you have the time (which a lot of us don't I know!) To immerse yourself in the game and look at where the culture draws influence on, it will certainly help you in creating your music.
I'm glad the musical lead at the time was! You need at least someone there helping with that stuff! Well I'll take your word for it, I'm certain you are more experienced with layering and the use of Audio Libraries than myself, I am still learning this stuff.
Spitfire's stuff is incredible, I watched a lot of their documentaries with famous composers, it's awesome! I just purchased Cubase a little while ago but I'm working with PreSonus's Studio One 5 for my DAWs as I am creating my first TH-cam video showcasing my talents. Sibelius is what we use at University but I prefer Musescore personally.
Bandcamp then, no problem, I'll go purchase some tracks when I clean out my phone and do my backups :)
@@Fithvial That'd be very kind of you!
Indeed, there's no abundance in time I'm afraid. Would be cool to really give it another shot, but there's a lot of other games I should play when I have the time as well. Regarding Skywind, I haven't been active for a while now. I believe most music is done actually so that's good.
Best of luck with your music making!
Quite reminiscient of Far Cry 4's music. I love it! It fits well into Morrowind.
+Sanguith Haha, perhaps it is :) Thanks, I'm glad you like it.
+Fredrik Jonasson Music No problem! Just realized you're swedish too which is awesome. The TES/Morrowind fandom needs more swedes for sure.
But it has been great to see how people that I've talked to (not in a gaming context) has been interested and excited about this project. And past year I've been running across all sorts of people that have at least a close connection to the franchise, at the barber, in the health care et.c. :)
Jag hoppas hinna skriva mer för projektet, så stay tuned ;)
Sounds like Fallout 4
Reminds me I should probably give that game a try ;)
@@FredrikJonassonMusic Silent protagonist mod, full dialogue interface mod and disable Preston Garvey. You'll have a great time.
@@normietwiceremoved Thanks for the tip, should have tried it a long time ago.
This one isnt half bad. The changes need to come a little more quickly though, like shaving about a minute off. The ups and downs need just a tiny bit more distinction.