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Dude GREEAAATT video! The nostalgia is strong in this one for sure. I'm messing around with making ambient music like this and it's honestly super inspiring to see this approach. The sample CD method is gold. I'll have to look into those.
The 90s were a golden age for video game soundtracks, and this style was really the best of the best from that era. Thank you for the detailed breakdown and for taking me on this little trip down memory lane.
I knew those library covers looked familiar from the zero-g site 😅 Listening to the music here without the game, I'd never think they'd fit within a horror soundtrack because it makes me think of a hotel or bar lounge. Recalling these games now (PE and SIlent Hill) the music echoed feelings of wonder, cold mystery and reprieve just before things went crazy in-game. Thanks for the lovely tips and walk through amnesia lane! It made me fire up the DAW to see what I could play with from the developer games in the same period.
Hehe :) Kind of cool they still sell some of these sample cd's on their website. I've always associated this kind of music with the same, "hotel / lounge" music is such a good description. Hope the production session went well!
Remember the EMU Orbit 3 yellow rack? I want it, just to have it. I miss the 90's trance and chill-out. That was the physical embodiment of that era. A whopping 64MB rompler
Fam, you have no idea how much these two games have inspired me. Seeing this video and hearing Out of Phase is gonna be your musical compass made me smile ear to ear brodie. That or Breeze in Monochrome Night are my references before I get started on any track. Mad love for turning more people on to these immaculate vibes. I've made two projects over the last few years that are directly inspired by Silent Hill, Maria and Mary that you can check out. I wanted to run these vibes through my musical filter, so to speak. I made them for us and for others to get into this over the last 10 years. Please stop by and see how Yamaoka and Shimomura are out here inspiring people all over the world. P.S. My next project is Aya 😊
Same here, Nick! Loved Myst back in the day. Soundtrack is so important. PS1 games 100% had the best soundtracks out there. Still have my PS1 + a solid collection of games, largely for the soundtracks / aesthetic alone. truly amazing production technique from that era
Man I love your videos and tutorials, I would like to see you try creating the PAD used in the soundtrack White Noiz by Akira Yamaoka from Silent hill 2 that pad has a special place in my heart, I know he used a sample but I can’t remember the CD but I believe the sample was called DayBreak.
Thank you so much! Looks like it was from Distorted Reality 2: Darkness & Light by Spectrasonics (came out in 98.) Being that Eric Persing was behind that, I wouldn't be surprised if that sample was in Omnisphere. I know Eric has a few interviews talking about the synths and techniques he used to create those old cd's, can try digging around and giving it a go
SSX/cool boarders style y2k dnb/jungle could be a good future video! Possibly a bit redundant after the 90s jungle one, but I'd argue they're distinct enough to warrant it 😅
love the atmosphere, I'm applying these techniques to my own production. Your video editing and the pacing is great and the recommendations are super cool. thanks for sharing :)
What's the difference in using Bitwig's built in sampler vs something like TAL sampler? I'm currently using Ardour but I've just started using more samples and unfortunately as a daw it doesn't have as many options as Bitwig or Ableton so I'm looking around at different options. Awesome video btw
Thank you! Biggest thing, imo, would be level of integration. You'll notice Bitwigs sampler can be controlled / edited directly in the device chain inside of Bitwig - meaning you don't have it open it in a new "window" like a 3rd party VST. May seem small, but it's nice & streamlined to work like that. Outside of that, really just comes down to features. Tal-Sampler is designed to emulate the "old school sampler" workflow from a feature perspective, whereas Bitwig's sampler is a much more modern take on the sampler
This is gold. Do you have any further tutorials on the Wavestation vst because that thing confuses me (I don't think it's laid out well, not compared to the M1 vst). What sources do you recommend for these kinds of drums and loops? More mellow than full on jungle/dnb. Stuff like you're using on Greycorp. Thanks
Cheers, martin! It's a confusing synth for sure, especially compared to an m1. i could put out another vid on it. worth taking the time to wrangle, imo zero-g funky elements has some nice funk breaks, some a bit more mellow. any "downtempo" "trip-hop" sample cd from the same era will have some more mellow breaks as well (Downbeat Dance Grooves)
This tune really yells the 90s atmosphere sound, I also liked how you fine tuned the samples to make them fit even better with the rest of the sounds, so this was a really good tutorial. And of course thank you for the shout out!
Really enjoying this series in specific, this genre, stuff with ethereal pads, down tempo, ambient drum and bass its gotten me back into music, hope you can do more you earned a sub
I've been trying to think of how to get my own style, I play a lot of electric guitar but have been struggling to figure out how to incorporate it into this style of music. do you have an artists or songs where they used a guitar in a more ambient / 90s drum and bass style? for inspiration and such. i've done digging but cant find much @@Thought-Forms
not a fan of kontakt, but i do like omnisphere. Eric being behind it means quality, and you get a lot of sounds from some of these old sample cd's baked in
I think these tutorials are great but it would be more helpful if you did some tutorials on making these pads from scratch because you can't manipulate the chords properly its all transposition which is limiting imo
Please do more PS1 style music tutorials! Maybe something like resident evil or silent hill! Im so glad i found your channel, im new to electronic music and old games are what got me into it haha
Hey man, it's cool that you've touched on the industrial side of the 90s rompler/sample cd sound. It would be cool if you made more tutorials for the harsher style of this kind of music. Some suggestions, The Digital Hardcore Records and ATR/Alec empire stuff, Illbient, trip hop and ambient dub, maybe even noise and death industrial/PE if you wish. And other stuff with simmilar vibes("aesthetic" ) to all of these collections of sounds👍
Cheers, thanks for the comment and suggestions! plan to cover some trip hop / downtempo stuff, will explore those other adjacent genres too and see what makes sense :)
always been into trip-hop but my family was too broke to afford video game consoles growing up so i missed out on a lot of these game soundtracks. gotta check em out though.
Just apply the same concepts shown here to FL Studio. You can achieve most of the same stuff using the sampler in fl studio, directwave, or even slicex and applying effects in your mixer and whatnot
Really love this video, I feel motivated to make Trip-hop thanks silent hill OST, Massive Attack, Portishead, and Nine Inch Nails (well is industrial rock but Yamaoka feel inspired by Trent's noisy, saturated an raw sound). I have released music with a similar sound like this since 2021. But I guess I defined my own sound since this year, and maybe I'll keep evolving idk so far I enjoy watching videos like this cause keeps the vibe and those memories of me being a kid playing PS1 games at home alone and the fear for the unknown with those survival horror games. Keep the good videos bro
My only critic of the video is that the music overpowers you. It should definitely be WAY lower since it annoyed me so much that I had to just skip to the moments were there was no music/low music. Other than that, you really did the damn thing! You were able to capture the feels of the games from that era!
How to make 90's game soundtracks: Insert breakbeat. Use lush pads and play only 2 notes Add twinkly piano amd plucks. Insert ramdom samples from anime. Repeat for 4 minutes. Done.
I just want to say thankyou so much. This was one of my personal favorite games growing up. I played the this game non stop and the soundtrack definetely helped me along the way because it was so beautiful to listen to. I still play the sound track from the final boss called Femme Fatales and Myas theme from the chrysler building for my own leisure. This is a striaght nerd moment for me 🤓. Now that I produce I can finally start making video game music
appreciated. i just hear good ol'. 90's warp tuneage... gdamn missed so bad. some lovely lovely musick was made. really appreciate the vid. nice result
Dude that demon sample sounds so awesome! U can make a banger techno track out of it! Where do you even find these kind of sample packs??? They are so unconventional and underground.
For sure! Ebay / Reverb you can sometimes find a physical copy. Google and the website archive (org) will provide some additional direction (also, Zero-g still sells a lot of their classic sample cds on their website)
I used to (try to) do ambient on my initial projects 20 years ago. Tried to release a compilation recently on Magroove and they ask me for the payment receipt of samples! Free CDs I bought in the 2.000's, free VSTs I used. Now they took off and erased from Spotify my album without even tell me why. (on my track 'Denise' from blue_notes_orchestra i used a sample almost identical 4:31)
Wow, I like what I'm seeing here and I'm very happy. I mean, I love the 90s, That's my favorite decade and Those years were wonderful times because There was good music and There were good movies. I wasn't born in those times, but I'll always remember that decade. Thank you very much for all this, I really appreciate it.
Man, i love your channel so much; it helps me be more creative as a composer. But when I go to make the same things from your tutorials on my Ableton Live they sound terrific bad. hahahahaha It's time for me to switch to Bitwig!
Hey, thank you my friend! Glad to hear they're helping you get the creative juices flowing. Practice practice practice, you can get there in Ableton too :) (Though I am biased to Bitwig, hehehe)
Man, I appreciate your channel so much. So rare to find such high quality, bitwig specific videos on exactly the kind of music I want to experiment with
As a kid I loved watching my dad and brother play Parasite Eve... the dog cutscene forever engraved in my head. Was too scared to play it though. Really enjoyed the intro song.
@@Thought-Forms The CDs contain even more Tracks than the video versions, including artists like The Orb, Leftfield, FSOL, Groove Armada, Massive Attack and lots of projects from the Rhein-Main area. I'm happy that you like those ones too :)
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need more psx's horror games inspired tutorials
Absolutely, you've got a great style too.
yeah please
Nexw ave
👍👍👍👍
Okay
Save Room jams forever
Idling in the save room for 9 hours while i fall asleep
Dude GREEAAATT video! The nostalgia is strong in this one for sure. I'm messing around with making ambient music like this and it's honestly super inspiring to see this approach. The sample CD method is gold. I'll have to look into those.
Cheers pwnisher! Definitely check some of those sample cd's out, goldmines for the style. Doesn't get much better
The 90s were a golden age for video game soundtracks, and this style was really the best of the best from that era.
Thank you for the detailed breakdown and for taking me on this little trip down memory lane.
Amen. Still pop in some ps1 games from time to time for the vibes alone. Thanks for the watch and comment!
Love that the "119 Fog" sample from the Ghost in the machine sample pack is used in Lemon Jelly's song "In the bath"!
3 minutes in and the dedication to recreating the vibe of these classic tracks is already very apparent. Thank you for all you do! 😎
Hey, thanks dmitry! I love this stuff, just happy to share with the crew
Nice name 😎
Oh the nostalgia! I’ve still got a copy of that old Dream Zone sample CD somewhere. It was one of the first sample CDs I bought.
Such a good one, too!
did you make this video specifically for me? because i think you made this video *SPECIFICALLY* for me
🤫
yeah you're legendary for this, currently working on an album of the same sort so this has been massive help!
I knew those library covers looked familiar from the zero-g site 😅
Listening to the music here without the game, I'd never think they'd fit within a horror soundtrack because it makes me think of a hotel or bar lounge. Recalling these games now (PE and SIlent Hill) the music echoed feelings of wonder, cold mystery and reprieve just before things went crazy in-game. Thanks for the lovely tips and walk through amnesia lane! It made me fire up the DAW to see what I could play with from the developer games in the same period.
Hehe :) Kind of cool they still sell some of these sample cd's on their website. I've always associated this kind of music with the same, "hotel / lounge" music is such a good description. Hope the production session went well!
Recognised the Fog Sample from Zero-G straight away, was used in Lemon Jelly's 'In The Bath' (1998)
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Oh wow! Great ear (and bangin tune too)
@@Thought-Forms Thanks, keep up the good work.
Remember the EMU Orbit 3 yellow rack? I want it, just to have it. I miss the 90's trance and chill-out. That was the physical embodiment of that era. A whopping 64MB rompler
That thing was a beast! I had the OG 9090 Orbit, always wanted the 3, super hard to find now
Fam, you have no idea how much these two games have inspired me. Seeing this video and hearing Out of Phase is gonna be your musical compass made me smile ear to ear brodie. That or Breeze in Monochrome Night are my references before I get started on any track. Mad love for turning more people on to these immaculate vibes.
I've made two projects over the last few years that are directly inspired by Silent Hill, Maria and Mary that you can check out. I wanted to run these vibes through my musical filter, so to speak. I made them for us and for others to get into this over the last 10 years. Please stop by and see how Yamaoka and Shimomura are out here inspiring people all over the world.
P.S.
My next project is Aya 😊
As I’m working on a Parasite Eve sampled vaporwave-esque project: this greatly helps to craft more songs.
Everyone’s favorite is Out of Phase
Oh yeah. I love that one.
I love the entire OST though, it’s such a classic.
That theme goes so hard especially.
I definitely want to hear this when it's done!!!
This scratches an itch deeeeeep within my musical soul.
Same here, Nick! Loved Myst back in the day. Soundtrack is so important. PS1 games 100% had the best soundtracks out there. Still have my PS1 + a solid collection of games, largely for the soundtracks / aesthetic alone. truly amazing production technique from that era
you had me a parasite eve
Who is the producer at 1:38? I couldn't quite hear what you said, thank you!
Apologies, the audio was a bit off on this edit! That's Yoko Shimomura
Would love to learn how to create those 90s pads from scratch too!
Already got something cookin 💪
Get a Roland ROMpler or other similar PCM rack module synth.
Loooots of layering and filters. I personally use the Korg Triton for a lot of that myself
I like how relaxed these sounds feel. I don't want to party all the time y'know?
Love a good safe room type beat
Same❤
PE stuck with me for it’s soundtrack and the fact that I NEVER forgot what mitochondria is.
> Silent Hill soundtrack, imo :)
This video is why I come to TH-cam! Thank you so much!
Much appreciated, Vulture! Love your videos my friend. Keep up the great work with all those great classic synths
Man I love your videos and tutorials, I would like to see you try creating the PAD used in the soundtrack White Noiz by Akira Yamaoka from Silent hill 2 that pad has a special place in my heart, I know he used a sample but I can’t remember the CD but I believe the sample was called DayBreak.
Thank you so much! Looks like it was from Distorted Reality 2: Darkness & Light by Spectrasonics (came out in 98.) Being that Eric Persing was behind that, I wouldn't be surprised if that sample was in Omnisphere. I know Eric has a few interviews talking about the synths and techniques he used to create those old cd's, can try digging around and giving it a go
@@Thought-Forms thanks for the history behind it really appreciate it, keep up the great content 💯
SSX/cool boarders style y2k dnb/jungle could be a good future video! Possibly a bit redundant after the 90s jungle one, but I'd argue they're distinct enough to warrant it 😅
love the atmosphere, I'm applying these techniques to my own production. Your video editing and the pacing is great and the recommendations are super cool.
thanks for sharing :)
thanks so much adri! stoked to hear what you come up with
How can i get that sampler in ableton 😭
switch to bitwig :)
What's the difference in using Bitwig's built in sampler vs something like TAL sampler?
I'm currently using Ardour but I've just started using more samples and unfortunately as a daw it doesn't have as many options as Bitwig or Ableton so I'm looking around at different options. Awesome video btw
Thank you! Biggest thing, imo, would be level of integration. You'll notice Bitwigs sampler can be controlled / edited directly in the device chain inside of Bitwig - meaning you don't have it open it in a new "window" like a 3rd party VST. May seem small, but it's nice & streamlined to work like that. Outside of that, really just comes down to features. Tal-Sampler is designed to emulate the "old school sampler" workflow from a feature perspective, whereas Bitwig's sampler is a much more modern take on the sampler
This is gold.
Do you have any further tutorials on the Wavestation vst because that thing confuses me (I don't think it's laid out well, not compared to the M1 vst).
What sources do you recommend for these kinds of drums and loops? More mellow than full on jungle/dnb. Stuff like you're using on Greycorp.
Thanks
Cheers, martin! It's a confusing synth for sure, especially compared to an m1. i could put out another vid on it. worth taking the time to wrangle, imo
zero-g funky elements has some nice funk breaks, some a bit more mellow. any "downtempo" "trip-hop" sample cd from the same era will have some more mellow breaks as well (Downbeat Dance Grooves)
This tune really yells the 90s atmosphere sound, I also liked how you fine tuned the samples to make them fit even better with the rest of the sounds, so this was a really good tutorial.
And of course thank you for the shout out!
Thanks so much, Avith! Keep doing what you're doing, you're one of the best for this sound. :)
Such a great tutorial. Nice imagery and sounds too. Love it
thank you!
great stuff i like your ambient approach
thank you my friend!
Really enjoying this series in specific, this genre, stuff with ethereal pads, down tempo, ambient drum and bass its gotten me back into music, hope you can do more you earned a sub
Awesome! Thank you. Glad to hear you're back into music, keep it up!
I've been trying to think of how to get my own style, I play a lot of electric guitar but have been struggling to figure out how to incorporate it into this style of music. do you have an artists or songs where they used a guitar in a more ambient / 90s drum and bass style? for inspiration and such. i've done digging but cant find much @@Thought-Forms
great video, is there a way to quickly get the key of any of the pad samples so that it makes it easier to add some other instruments
Depending on your DAW there are tuning plugins, if you play it back you can see the frequency which should correspond to a note or notes
collin's suggestion ^ for 3rd party stuff...there are VSTs by Mixed in Key and Hornet Plugins that will do something similar
I really like the way you present the tutorial those little silent hill clips add a lot of charm , most tutorials feel like a sterile product
appreciate it my friend! thank you for watching
THANK YOU I FUCKING LOVE YOUR AMBIENT PAD TUTORIALS 😁😁😁❤️❤️❤️❤️
thank you!!
Parasite Eve 2
whats ur opinion about kontakt libraries, omnisphere?
not a fan of kontakt, but i do like omnisphere. Eric being behind it means quality, and you get a lot of sounds from some of these old sample cd's baked in
I think these tutorials are great but it would be more helpful if you did some tutorials on making these pads from scratch because you can't manipulate the chords properly its all transposition which is limiting imo
Please do more PS1 style music tutorials! Maybe something like resident evil or silent hill! Im so glad i found your channel, im new to electronic music and old games are what got me into it haha
hell yea! happy to do some more in the genre. appreciate your comment and hope your production journey is going well
Can’t wait to get home and check this out
fantastic video. need to try some of these techniques for my own music now :)
thank you friend!
What is the name of the producer at 1:40? Can't make out what he said.
Hey man, it's cool that you've touched on the industrial side of the 90s rompler/sample cd sound. It would be cool if you made more tutorials for the harsher style of this kind of music. Some suggestions, The Digital Hardcore Records and ATR/Alec empire stuff, Illbient, trip hop and ambient dub, maybe even noise and death industrial/PE if you wish. And other stuff with simmilar vibes("aesthetic" ) to all of these collections of sounds👍
Cheers, thanks for the comment and suggestions! plan to cover some trip hop / downtempo stuff, will explore those other adjacent genres too and see what makes sense :)
@@Thought-Formsplease do! Really looking forward to seeing trip-hop and downtempo content!
Where did you download those CD samples from?
This is fantastic!!!!!!!
Thank you mate!
always been into trip-hop but my family was too broke to afford video game consoles growing up so i missed out on a lot of these game soundtracks. gotta check em out though.
CAN YOU PLEASE DO THIS USING FL STUDiO PLUGINS? PLEASE
Just apply the same concepts shown here to FL Studio. You can achieve most of the same stuff using the sampler in fl studio, directwave, or even slicex and applying effects in your mixer and whatnot
7:17 off topic but I recognise this sample from Lemon Jelly - In The Bath
this contribution is greatly appreciated.
can anyone tell me what track is playing during 1:40 ?
The Playstation 1 start-up sound.❤❤❤😊😊😊
What is the OST that plays from 1:19 to 2:09
Really love this video, I feel motivated to make Trip-hop thanks silent hill OST, Massive Attack, Portishead, and Nine Inch Nails (well is industrial rock but Yamaoka feel inspired by Trent's noisy, saturated an raw sound). I have released music with a similar sound like this since 2021. But I guess I defined my own sound since this year, and maybe I'll keep evolving idk so far I enjoy watching videos like this cause keeps the vibe and those memories of me being a kid playing PS1 games at home alone and the fear for the unknown with those survival horror games. Keep the good videos bro
Trent is the man
Thank you! Been listening to a ton of Portishead lately, amazing group. Hope this gave you some ideas for your productions. Keep grindin!
these vids are so good man and insanely relaxing to watch. great insight as well for me as someone getting into sound design. Keep it up!!
My only critic of the video is that the music overpowers you. It should definitely be WAY lower since it annoyed me so much that I had to just skip to the moments were there was no music/low music.
Other than that, you really did the damn thing! You were able to capture the feels of the games from that era!
How to make 90's game soundtracks:
Insert breakbeat.
Use lush pads and play only 2 notes
Add twinkly piano amd plucks.
Insert ramdom samples from anime.
Repeat for 4 minutes.
Done.
I just want to say thankyou so much. This was one of my personal favorite games growing up. I played the this game non stop and the soundtrack definetely helped me along the way because it was so beautiful to listen to. I still play the sound track from the final boss called Femme Fatales and Myas theme from the chrysler building for my own leisure. This is a striaght nerd moment for me 🤓. Now that I produce I can finally start making video game music
You're welcome, thank you for watching! One of my favorite games too, the soundtrack helped enhance the experience no doubt. Get after it!
You have noooo idea how long ive wanted a tutorial like this.
appreciated. i just hear good ol'. 90's warp tuneage... gdamn missed so bad. some lovely lovely musick was made. really appreciate the vid. nice result
One of my favorite games of all time. Scared me when I was younger
Amazing... I was able to do this on FL Studio as well. Thank you so much for creating this video!
9:07 I instantly recognized that sample also being used in the game over theme of FNF
Amazing! THANK YOU!
Love and blessings.
What song is played at 1.50
Akira Yamaoka - The Day Of Night
where do you acquire these classic sample packs?
Great videos! Know of anywhere to get those old sample cd's still? =) thanks!
Ebay / Reverb, Reddit search "90s sample cd's" and you'll find the goldmine
Excellent video! Thanks for taking the time to make and for putting so much effort into it!
thank you XERAEN! glad you enjoyed it
Thank you again.
love making ambient jungle
Just wanted to say thank you for all you do, without this video I probably wouldn't have made my last album. Forever grateful!
AWwwwww yea! Thanks mate, really makes me stoked to hear that. Keep it up
need to use theme for my retro style games too
nice too see that is sample magic so
Dude that demon sample sounds so awesome! U can make a banger techno track out of it! Where do you even find these kind of sample packs??? They are so unconventional and underground.
Some of those samplepacks are so hard to find :(
For sure! Ebay / Reverb you can sometimes find a physical copy. Google and the website archive (org) will provide some additional direction (also, Zero-g still sells a lot of their classic sample cds on their website)
@@Thought-Forms Okay i wasn't aware of that, i have checked discogs and ebay several times for that Dream zone but without any success. Cheers
Internet archive has a whole bunch of these to nab. Download manager is recommended to bump your download speed.
I used to (try to) do ambient on my initial projects 20 years ago. Tried to release a compilation recently on Magroove and they ask me for the payment receipt of samples! Free CDs I bought in the 2.000's, free VSTs I used. Now they took off and erased from Spotify my album without even tell me why. (on my track 'Denise' from blue_notes_orchestra i used a sample almost identical 4:31)
I'm so happy that I'm not alone with being in love with silent hill sound design
Wow, I like what I'm seeing here and I'm very happy. I mean, I love the 90s, That's my favorite decade and Those years were wonderful times because There was good music and There were good movies. I wasn't born in those times, but I'll always remember that decade. Thank you very much for all this, I really appreciate it.
Man, i love your channel so much; it helps me be more creative as a composer.
But when I go to make the same things from your tutorials on my Ableton Live they sound terrific bad. hahahahaha
It's time for me to switch to Bitwig!
Hey, thank you my friend! Glad to hear they're helping you get the creative juices flowing. Practice practice practice, you can get there in Ableton too :) (Though I am biased to Bitwig, hehehe)
The DAW has nothing to do with the sound
amazing tutorial!!! thank you so much!
thanks mate!
Thanks so much, it's beautiful!
Literally all I had to do was see this title and I subscribed
:)
The parasite eve soundtrack is one of the best ever. EVER.
100%!
what genre of music is this called?
Ambient /downtempo / IDM /Trip-hop (sorta)
This was a great watch, gave me just the inspiration kick I have been looking for. thank you so much
Thanks Jake! Glad you were able to get a kick from the video
What is the name of the program you used?
bitwig studio
Thanks
amazing video!
thank you!
beautiful nostalgia
What daw is that?
bitwig studio
Hella deeep
love that dreamy pad
Most of the samples were from Spectrasonics
Man, I appreciate your channel so much. So rare to find such high quality, bitwig specific videos on exactly the kind of music I want to experiment with
Thanks man! Glad you're finding everything useful, and always good to hear from another Bitwig user :)
amazing video bro! looks weird at first bc i never saw that "bitwig" daw, but all the knowledge could be interpolated to any daw
thanks matias! bitwig is pretty crazy looking isnt it? But exactly, all this can be done in any daw - just gotta transfer the technique
Needed this
You are INCREDIBLE thank you ❤❤❤❤
As a kid I loved watching my dad and brother play Parasite Eve... the dog cutscene forever engraved in my head. Was too scared to play it though. Really enjoyed the intro song.
The original dark souls style boss intro :) Cheers!
Great video. What’s the track playing at 1:23 please??
The day of night - sh2
reminds me of megami tensei games
What is the song being used at 12:28 ? it sounds super familiar.
It's just Parasite Eve again
This kind of Ambient-Electronica music reminds me of the Space Night Earthviews and FlowMotion shown on german TV
Yes! I was looking at getting a couple of the Space Night videos on DVD, can still find them pretty cheap
@@Thought-Forms The CDs contain even more Tracks than the video versions, including artists like The Orb, Leftfield, FSOL, Groove Armada, Massive Attack and lots of projects from the Rhein-Main area. I'm happy that you like those ones too :)