Saw this and was like "wtf I missed a new game?" and was excited, started reading the description and was disappointed and irrationally angry 'cause it was homemade stuff, thought I'd give it a chance anyways since wow who makes an entire OST themselves, listened fully through and dang mate, I'm thoroughly impressed! You totally nailed the Shadowrun feeling, incredbily well made, mad respect to you, great work!
@@Mistwolfssthat's a huge shame. I would've never gotten into shadowrun if it weren't for those games. Harebrained really should be given a hefty discount for their excellent work.
Just discovering this now. Honestly, I feel like you did a fantastic job with it! 1) You recognized that it needed to be wordless as most game/background soundtracks should be. 2) Most of the sounds here are very non-intrusive. Again, perfect for a background track! 3) Each track seems to evoke a feeling of some sort. Don't be down on yourself. You did good work here!
For real... I think at this point everyone knows that when it comes to creative projects, it's important to just get started even though your first attempts are likely gonna suck. The point is you get better over time. This, though, does not in fact suck. If it's truly one of the poster's first tries at music, his potential is amazing.
As a fellow nerd who wants to try to stream his games with a bunch of friends, thank you for this music. This is amazing, and frankly I feel the only way this could be better is if it were actually made by the Shadowrun series of videogames' composers.
dude your work is fucking awesome! i was sure i was listening to tracks made by profesionals for a title i never played. Thank you so much for sharing your work
From 1 Shadowrunner from way back in 1991 and a guitar player....this.is.wicked.cool! ty for creating and sharing this! I will be using this for our upcoming Return to the Sprawl scifi/rpg ttrpg project!
Man I have to say. My GM plays music for us during our Shadowrun Sessions. And when he put on this soundtrack I was like. WOW This Is Really Good. Truly fantastic, there were a couple moments I was thrown off during the game because of the sound track being so perfect for Shadowrun and well done.
Nice stuff ya got here. Glad I came across it! I've been listening to the video game OSTs and this popped up and I didn't realize it wasn't one of them.
Man... this track, i was sure it was for a official game for a moment. You managed to capture shadowrun's track perfectly. "Chrome recoil" is amazing btw, especially the beggining switching between left and right side of my headphones. And you say you did that because of boredom? Man you should design more tracks and start making money out of it
Maybe u can make a playlist with each track individually? I think that will be good for those chummers who want to use that in games. Me personally, find that searching for tracks to use in my discord tables. It's just an idea chum. Really good work. A "salve" from Brazil
This goas hard! I'm gonna listen to the whole thing while playing Northstar Titanfall 2 since it just isn't the same without music. My current SR game is pbp so less need for music.
How do you feel after that creative surge and what were the aftermaths of it? :) How long did it take you to compose and produce the entire 90 minutes if you combine all project times? Including the time it took to find the right sounds and plugins.
Thank you so much for asking dude! I'll happily talk about it! Right after, it was that feeling of... "Aw, I want to keep going, but it's done". Long term afterwards though, it's just good to know that my musical ability can adapt to something waaaay out of my usual instruments and genre (which is bass and heavy metal). It only took me about... two months? But that was over lockdown, where I had nothing but time. And I was in a fury of just waking up and experimenting with different sounds and mixing and matching until something worked all day long. The actual composition of them wasn't a hard process. The synths were poly synths, meaning you pressed one note, and it came out with a whole cavalcade of sounds at the tempo of the track. That made picking a 'base line' real easy, cause I'd just mess around with setting and set ups until something made me go "Oooo, that's interesting" and then I'd build up from there. Usually with more poly synths. Once I'd got that starting base, each song only took maybe... a day or two to actually compose. Inspiration hit and I just knew what would fit well. The synths themselves were actually, for the most part, the default ones that came with cubase. For being default, they had some good sounds in there. There was one called Viking Synth which did get used a fair bit. And the drumkit was a glitch kit. Aaaand... that's honestly about it. A copy of cubase, a fury of inspiration and experimentation, and all the spare time of lockdown to do it. Viola, a Shadowrun soundtrack
@@Adzyman1 Cubase is great for midi-laden stuff :) I use it myself with all those virtual instruments I slap onto my songs, and the presets and included synths are quite varied. I'm still sitting on 9.5 artist because I don't see the need to upgrade because so far none of the changelogs have given me a real reason to do a hard upgrade. And I think I still have one upgrade cycle available to get it for cheaper. Although I despise their "upgrade path" that works like a clock and their lack of support for older products, any version that is not elements is decent. Which version did you use? Did you use it from your previous music endeavors or did you decide to upgrade for this occasion? Ah yes, the beauty of "automated arpeggios". Press button, get riff :D And there is no shame in it. Especially not when one messes around with the keys until something comes out that it halfway decent, and then manually shaping the notes. If Jason Richardson can do it with Tendinitis, then what is there to judge, really :D It also does lend itself to the kind of electronic music though. With my electronic things I am usually way too harsh and overly critical because I want them to feel unique, so it not only requires me to mess around with sounds and push them through extra processing but also retain a manual crafting on the composition itself. Infected Mushroom and Celldweller are my go-to Hybrid examples for having standout electronic sounds and riffs as well as blending them with guitars and more band-esque elements.
Wow I really thought it was a shadowrun game I missed from harebrained schemes. It looks awesome. Can you tell me which tools you used to make that, please? Also I have a question. Do you know why every music from harebrained schemes suddenly disappeared from yt and Spotify?
Hey there, I am running my own sci campaign soon and I gotta say that this soundtrack is amazing. Wanted to ask you if by any chance can you post the soundtracks individually or even send them to me as files? I would love to use this for my players.
Hey mate this ain't bad at all, I really like it! How good is the Shadowrun series? My favs SNES shadowrun, cause it was made in aus. Doing a Beam Software review in the coming months, I hope you check it out if your interested
Aye, custom campaign. I'm from Manchester myself, so I thought it'd be fun to set a campaign in our home town. Mostly so we can make jokes about how everyone in the Bolton district are trolls, and Ashton is full of biker orcs.
@@Adzyman1 jhahahaa thats pretty cool!!! I always wanted to make one myself... But never got the time for it.. The music its very cool bro, I hope I can try the campaing someday Greetings from Argentina
Saw this and was like "wtf I missed a new game?" and was excited, started reading the description and was disappointed and irrationally angry 'cause it was homemade stuff, thought I'd give it a chance anyways since wow who makes an entire OST themselves, listened fully through and dang mate, I'm thoroughly impressed! You totally nailed the Shadowrun feeling, incredbily well made, mad respect to you, great work!
I want a new fucking shadowrun crpg so fucking badly fuck me harebrained schemes take my money or else
Honestly they need to make a new game I just started on xbox and it's like why stop at 3?
Haha! Same here. I thought maybe I missed a new one after Shadowrun: Hong Kong.
@@yujunkonarukami I think they only had permission to make 3 games before the IP renewal cost to much.
@@Mistwolfssthat's a huge shame. I would've never gotten into shadowrun if it weren't for those games. Harebrained really should be given a hefty discount for their excellent work.
Using this for studying. Its relay good background music. 10/10
dannnng good job, had me fooled as i instantly went to steam to see if the game actually existed
For "no expert composer" this is pretty good
Just discovering this now. Honestly, I feel like you did a fantastic job with it!
1) You recognized that it needed to be wordless as most game/background soundtracks should be.
2) Most of the sounds here are very non-intrusive. Again, perfect for a background track!
3) Each track seems to evoke a feeling of some sort.
Don't be down on yourself. You did good work here!
I agree on all points!
Please continue making music, if this was your first project you are talented and promising. I enjoy this soundtrack a lot! Good luck :)
For real... I think at this point everyone knows that when it comes to creative projects, it's important to just get started even though your first attempts are likely gonna suck. The point is you get better over time.
This, though, does not in fact suck. If it's truly one of the poster's first tries at music, his potential is amazing.
As a fellow nerd who wants to try to stream his games with a bunch of friends, thank you for this music. This is amazing, and frankly I feel the only way this could be better is if it were actually made by the Shadowrun series of videogames' composers.
dude your work is fucking awesome! i was sure i was listening to tracks made by profesionals for a title i never played. Thank you so much for sharing your work
This is actually really good, thanks chummer
I actually thought it was the soundtrack from a shadowrun game, good job with this, really nice mix.
This is awesome. It really feels like you hit the Shadowrun vibes with it.
I'm using this one tonight for a small online milkrun. "tipped off" is the perfect one if it hits the fan. Good work!
From 1 Shadowrunner from way back in 1991 and a guitar player....this.is.wicked.cool! ty for creating and sharing this! I will be using this for our upcoming Return to the Sprawl scifi/rpg ttrpg project!
Man I have to say. My GM plays music for us during our Shadowrun Sessions. And when he put on this soundtrack I was like. WOW This Is Really Good. Truly fantastic, there were a couple moments I was thrown off during the game because of the sound track being so perfect for Shadowrun and well done.
Damn dude, I need this on Spotify
Nice stuff ya got here. Glad I came across it! I've been listening to the video game OSTs and this popped up and I didn't realize it wasn't one of them.
Sounds fantastic, will be using this in my Shadowrun game, great work!
I'm gonna give it a try too, great work chummer.
This is sooo cool, added to my Shadowrun playlist 😁
Hey congratulations, it's great, i especially like run shadows run, i love the silent parts they make the music breathe.
This sounds great, you did a great job!
I've listened to this three times and only just noticed that the fire on the right is not a fireplace, but a vid-feed of a burning street.
I am loving this soundtrack! I've been listening to it on repeat for a few days now. I especially love "Mana Drain!"
Adding to my playlist.
No worries, a new shadowrun game is coming quite soon, I feel it
Like it... You should listen to some of the Shadowrun for Genesis music. I like what you have done here and will save it.
club shore leave가 특히 좋았습니다. shadowrun TRPG 나 혹은 관련 작업을 할 때 자주 듣고 있습니다.
absolutely brilliant!
Well, i guess this is what i will be listening to while waiting for Cyberpunk. Very well done
I was so confused by this, and wanted to find this secret or lost Shadowrun game.
Anyhow, great music.
You tricked me dude. I saw this and thought it was legit. Sounds legit too!
Sick. imma use this with my group. Thank you and great work!
Man... this track, i was sure it was for a official game for a moment. You managed to capture shadowrun's track perfectly.
"Chrome recoil" is amazing btw, especially the beggining switching between left and right side of my headphones. And you say you did that because of boredom? Man you should design more tracks and start making money out of it
Good! I'll put thatin my "Cyberpunk background music" playlist.
Great soundtrack!! really useful for my Shadowrun chronicles! thanks omae!
I need this in my life.
nice thank you will listen to it while doing stuff
and yeah I was also scared I might have missed a game :D
thats nice
Swag tunes, chummer!
Well done!!
Mana strain reminds me of old SNES era games, I quite like it.
Great job!!
Oooouuuu, Oh I LIKE this!
Maybe u can make a playlist with each track individually? I think that will be good for those chummers who want to use that in games. Me personally, find that searching for tracks to use in my discord tables. It's just an idea chum. Really good work.
A "salve" from Brazil
This goas hard! I'm gonna listen to the whole thing while playing Northstar Titanfall 2 since it just isn't the same without music. My current SR game is pbp so less need for music.
You should upload these all as separate tracks!
Nice job chum, rus dek respect
How do you feel after that creative surge and what were the aftermaths of it? :) How long did it take you to compose and produce the entire 90 minutes if you combine all project times? Including the time it took to find the right sounds and plugins.
Thank you so much for asking dude! I'll happily talk about it!
Right after, it was that feeling of... "Aw, I want to keep going, but it's done". Long term afterwards though, it's just good to know that my musical ability can adapt to something waaaay out of my usual instruments and genre (which is bass and heavy metal).
It only took me about... two months? But that was over lockdown, where I had nothing but time. And I was in a fury of just waking up and experimenting with different sounds and mixing and matching until something worked all day long. The actual composition of them wasn't a hard process. The synths were poly synths, meaning you pressed one note, and it came out with a whole cavalcade of sounds at the tempo of the track. That made picking a 'base line' real easy, cause I'd just mess around with setting and set ups until something made me go "Oooo, that's interesting" and then I'd build up from there. Usually with more poly synths. Once I'd got that starting base, each song only took maybe... a day or two to actually compose. Inspiration hit and I just knew what would fit well.
The synths themselves were actually, for the most part, the default ones that came with cubase. For being default, they had some good sounds in there. There was one called Viking Synth which did get used a fair bit. And the drumkit was a glitch kit.
Aaaand... that's honestly about it. A copy of cubase, a fury of inspiration and experimentation, and all the spare time of lockdown to do it. Viola, a Shadowrun soundtrack
@@Adzyman1 Cubase is great for midi-laden stuff :) I use it myself with all those virtual instruments I slap onto my songs, and the presets and included synths are quite varied. I'm still sitting on 9.5 artist because I don't see the need to upgrade because so far none of the changelogs have given me a real reason to do a hard upgrade. And I think I still have one upgrade cycle available to get it for cheaper. Although I despise their "upgrade path" that works like a clock and their lack of support for older products, any version that is not elements is decent.
Which version did you use? Did you use it from your previous music endeavors or did you decide to upgrade for this occasion?
Ah yes, the beauty of "automated arpeggios". Press button, get riff :D And there is no shame in it. Especially not when one messes around with the keys until something comes out that it halfway decent, and then manually shaping the notes. If Jason Richardson can do it with Tendinitis, then what is there to judge, really :D It also does lend itself to the kind of electronic music though.
With my electronic things I am usually way too harsh and overly critical because I want them to feel unique, so it not only requires me to mess around with sounds and push them through extra processing but also retain a manual crafting on the composition itself. Infected Mushroom and Celldweller are my go-to Hybrid examples for having standout electronic sounds and riffs as well as blending them with guitars and more band-esque elements.
Great job
This is pretty spectacular!
shit's fire
Wow I really thought it was a shadowrun game I missed from harebrained schemes. It looks awesome. Can you tell me which tools you used to make that, please?
Also I have a question. Do you know why every music from harebrained schemes suddenly disappeared from yt and Spotify?
Hey there, I am running my own sci campaign soon and I gotta say that this soundtrack is amazing. Wanted to ask you if by any chance can you post the soundtracks individually or even send them to me as files? I would love to use this for my players.
No Silver Linings all the way.
Hey mate this ain't bad at all, I really like it! How good is the Shadowrun series? My favs SNES shadowrun, cause it was made in aus. Doing a Beam Software review in the coming months, I hope you check it out if your interested
Is it possible to get the individual music files? I would like to use them as background tracks for my game.
Can one download the individual songs somewhere?
Oi you got a license for that cyberdeck?
Uh... Manchester?
Whats Shadowrun Manchester a custom campaign?
Aye, custom campaign. I'm from Manchester myself, so I thought it'd be fun to set a campaign in our home town. Mostly so we can make jokes about how everyone in the Bolton district are trolls, and Ashton is full of biker orcs.
@@Adzyman1 jhahahaa thats pretty cool!!!
I always wanted to make one myself... But never got the time for it..
The music its very cool bro, I hope I can try the campaing someday
Greetings from Argentina
So that´s what you hum when you sit alone in your room and play ttrpg´s all by yourself.....lol...well...🤣