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My music III

Mon Apr 2, 2007, 2:54 AM
  • Mood: Noble
  • Listening to: My music!!!
  • Playing: Quake IV
Okay, I decided to post things that can be taken as reference of my quality as a musician. I'll be posting the cool stuff here, even if i have already posted it :P

The House
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Done for a short movie Designboot :icondesignboot: is in the making

The Long Way Home
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An intergalactic map written on a stone guides mankind through the universe to find a new home among the stars.

Forsaken:

[link]

Theme song for the introduction chapter of a game project I direct.

The Depths of Human heart

[link]

A mix between Zelda and Star Trek. It ended pretty cool

Shadows in the nightfall

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Battle song for :iconmysteryofalbesila:

The Arrival

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Another song for :iconmysteryofalbesila:

Forever Gone

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Another one for my project.

The Darkest Journey

[link]

Another one for :iconmysteryofalbesila:

Ok, i know there's not much new stuff, but I've been hell busy, specially with exams. I hope to post new stuff soon!

Comments HIGHLY appreciated
John.

PS: Hey, i'm starting to think i should put a friend list on the journal :)

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:icondesignboot:
~designboot Apr 2, 2007, 1:32:45 PM
WOW! It's nice to hear your music again bro!
Incredible
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~JohnRandolph Apr 3, 2007, 1:18:20 AM
thanks a lot man :D , really I wish i could find free time, but i still have exams after the easter! gwah... this is hell....
:iconcaptkiro:
*captkiro May 17, 2007, 8:50:56 AM
man how do make these songs?!

by the way it says you live in spain...do you speak spanish?

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Sort of like jello in between a woman's hat and a llama that eats turtle hair.
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~JohnRandolph May 19, 2007, 2:40:17 AM
Well... I use Fruity Loops studio (which is not the most appropriate programme for orchestral composition), using the plugins "Edirol Orchestral" and "Garritan Personal Orchestra". The drum beats are usually stolen from other songs. I just "separate" the sound of the percussion and make my own beats with them.

And yeah.. I speak spanish, a lot better than english :D
:iconcaptkiro:
*captkiro May 21, 2007, 8:45:26 AM
you type english pretty good though.

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Sort of like jello in between a woman's hat and a llama that eats turtle hair.
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~DoctorGurgul Jun 3, 2007, 4:59:43 AM
Gr8 stuff! By the way, is the theme 'The Long Way Home' inspired by the 'Homeworld' games [as the description may suggest]?

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"It's Howdy-Doody Time, Kiddies! The BAD MAN is here..."

Sinister and Evil gallery of mine:
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~JohnRandolph Jun 3, 2007, 5:58:10 AM
Yeah !. Although, the map-to-home thing is very common in sci fi. From the girl's tattoo on WaterWorld,... to Titan AE, or even Homeworld. I just tried to get that feeling on a original tune.

Thanks for commenting :D
:iconsurthur:
~surthur Aug 30, 2007, 12:23:12 PM
Finally I could download it. Its very cool except "crackpot". I have been listening to it while working for two days ^^/ great job, really impressive. have you used real instruments ? if you orefered programs which one ?
its too cool ^^''' wait..you use fruity loops ? OMG. I need to try out that plug ins at once o.O

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"dont expect to read a tutorial and magically hear the sound of final fantasy that you raised a level" - Hector Sevilla

bluewave's Märchen
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:iconjohnrandolph:
~JohnRandolph Jan 5, 2008, 6:47:32 AM
Dude.. i almost never check this account. :XD:

Fruity loops + Edirol Orchestral + Garritan Personal Orchestra + East West Quantum Leap Gold (that's the best one, but it's huge)

It's weird that you didn't like the crackpot.. It was one of my biggest favs.. i was also thinking on putting a guitar solo over it :XD:

Also, there is no real/recorded-by-me instrument there. Everything is sequenced
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