Velasca - Thank you very much. It's one from my childhood that stuck with me all these years, so working on this brought back a lot of great memories. Glad you enjoyed it! :-)
Interesting, the part at @2:20 sounds like Ramin Djawadi/'Driving With the Top Down'. The best bit starts at @0:56 IMO. Personally I prefer a strong contrast between synth sound vs traditional Chinese instruments, sort of call-and-response, like the Sega original. Good job
Thanks for having a listen! Yeah, there's a few things I'd change with this one if I went back and re-mixed it to better accentuate certain parts of the arrangement (as well as layer some additional percussion). Still, it was a relatively early dabble in the genre for me (both in terms of arrangement and mixing). I much appreciate the feedback. All the best. :-)
Thanks a lot Mcdylbot...this theme was also with me for a long time...listening to a rich version like that is a true realisation. Do you used reaper software to make it? Can you open the softwares you use for the strings and brass sythesization? The horn sounds are simply amazing!
Thank you for checking it out, I'm really glad you enjoyed my take on the track. :-) In regards to your question, this particular track was arranged and mixed in Cubase, although I'm in the process of moving over to PreSonus Studio One. The strings and horns are both from Kontakt sample libraries produced by Cinesamples (Cinestrings and Cinebrass, respectively). They're a bit on the expensive side, but the quality is fantastic. :-)
You have honoured all Shinobi's
Beautifully done. I've loved Chinatown since the 1990s and this is one of the better versions imo.
Velasca - Thank you very much. It's one from my childhood that stuck with me all these years, so working on this brought back a lot of great memories. Glad you enjoyed it! :-)
@@McDylbot❤😢 saudade
Amazing! We need a Revenge of Shinobi movie! We already have the soundtrack.
wow! beautiful beautiful work!!!
This epic never die!
beautiful work
I’ve rated and liked a previous version of this song. This one literally has me hyped up :) anyways rated again
Mark Solis Thanks very much! :-)
Perfect.
Riding with this in Ghost of Tsushima 2:15
Oh, man... the nostalgia!
Doxa Sound - Haha! Old school! :-)
EPIC!!!!!!!!!!
fuckin sick dude, great job with this.
This is just as great as your Golden Axe one.
Thank you very much! :-)
@@McDylbot You're welcome and keep up the great work!
Interesting, the part at @2:20 sounds like Ramin Djawadi/'Driving With the Top Down'. The best bit starts at @0:56 IMO. Personally I prefer a strong contrast between synth sound vs traditional Chinese instruments, sort of call-and-response, like the Sega original. Good job
Thanks for having a listen! Yeah, there's a few things I'd change with this one if I went back and re-mixed it to better accentuate certain parts of the arrangement (as well as layer some additional percussion). Still, it was a relatively early dabble in the genre for me (both in terms of arrangement and mixing). I much appreciate the feedback. All the best. :-)
"Ooh!"
I'm salute to those Japanese making this music with some chinese elements ~
Lindo 🥰🥰🥰🥰
Increíble!!
Maravilhoso!
Neat
Nice
⚔️
I came for the thumbnail.
meu Deus❤
Thanks a lot Mcdylbot...this theme was also with me for a long time...listening to a rich version like that is a true realisation. Do you used reaper software to make it? Can you open the softwares you use for the strings and brass sythesization? The horn sounds are simply amazing!
Thank you for checking it out, I'm really glad you enjoyed my take on the track. :-)
In regards to your question, this particular track was arranged and mixed in Cubase, although I'm in the process of moving over to PreSonus Studio One. The strings and horns are both from Kontakt sample libraries produced by Cinesamples (Cinestrings and Cinebrass, respectively). They're a bit on the expensive side, but the quality is fantastic. :-)
Years ago a legend was bron :)
born*
Bron was a bit of a (unrelated) legend though! :-)