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Sounds really nice. Starts off incredibly KH like, which isn't surprising but if I didn't know about FFXV, I'd say it was KH. Great stuff from Shimomura.
First half reminds me of Radiant Historia. Second half reminds me a bit of Xenoblade.
Man, she's a great composer. Love most of her stuff.
First half reminds me of Soul Calibur with some Tomb Raider 3 sprinkled in.
Are there links to the other songs as well? I could've sworn I remembered them being downloadable from the site as well.
Has anyone ripped this clean version to Youtube yet so I can add it to my music playlist?
The MP3 is in the OP.
Omnis Lacrima seems to be the official battle theme for FFXV which is pretty interesting.
I really, really hope Somnus is still used in the game. I just don't want any overwrites.
I like this music a little too much for my own good, thank you OP! Now i can listen on my phone
The MP3 is in the OP.
TBH I hope there is no regular battle theme in this game, just like FFXII. Let the ambient music reflect the mood of the battles. Reserve battle theme for event fights and boss fights.
Could Shimomura be the Uematsu replacement that was needed? Not that Uematsu isn't still great, but Final Fantasy without incredible soundtracks is not really Final Fantasy.
Could Shimomura be the Uematsu replacement that was needed? Not that Uematsu isn't still great, but Final Fantasy without incredible soundtracks is not really Final Fantasy.
Could Shimomura be the Uematsu replacement that was needed? Not that Uematsu isn't still great, but Final Fantasy without incredible soundtracks is not really Final Fantasy.
Could Shimomura be the Uematsu replacement that was needed? Not that Uematsu isn't still great, but Final Fantasy without incredible soundtracks is not really Final Fantasy.
She can start a new era at SE. Already did a great job with Xenoblade, Kingdom Hearts, and now FF15.
There's a recreation online that actually does some parts better than the original. Kinda strange.
This sounds better than the version in the OP :x
A guy re-created this track almost perfectly just after the trailer came out and I've had it as my ring tone on my phone ever since.
Oh, you guys...Well this'll do. I find these a bit better than the original!
That's right, I did that so people can recognize the songs in some form, instead of having them to call TGS Trailer Music P1/P2. I'm changing it as soon as we get the real title(s).Just wanted to say that MILITIS VAGUS and GRATIA MUNDI are NOT REAL TITLES for the tracks.
GuardianSoul just named them that and now people are going wild. These are the consequences that you have to deal with when you pretentious Latin, Nomura.
Well, to be fair the XIII series soundtrack is really, really good. That was one thing they got absolutely right.Could Shimomura be the Uematsu replacement that was needed? Not that Uematsu isn't still great, but Final Fantasy without incredible soundtracks is not really Final Fantasy.
She's been around for a much, much longer time than that LOL.
About two decades late.
Oh, you guys...
That's right, I did that so people can recognize the songs in some form, instead of having them to call TGS Trailer Music P1/P2. I'm changing it as soon as we get the real title(s).
I was waiting for this. You can really tell it's Shimomura who's working on the soundtrack, her style is really unique and I love it. I've adored her work since I first got in touch with Kingdom Hearts, she has never let me down since then. Major props to the VGO as well for the recording.
Could Shimomura be the Uematsu replacement that was needed? Not that Uematsu isn't still great, but Final Fantasy without incredible soundtracks is not really Final Fantasy.
Oh, you guys...
That's right, I did that so people can recognize the songs in some form, instead of having them to call TGS Trailer Music P1/P2. I'm changing it as soon as we get the real title(s).
I was waiting for this. You can really tell it's Shimomura who's working on the soundtrack, her style is really unique and I love it. I've adored her work since I first got in touch with Kingdom Hearts, she has never let me down since then. Major props to the VGO as well for the recording.
Thanks . Yes, solo instruments are generally speaking much more complex to recreate than other instruments.You did a good job. I feel like the actual track feels smaller in scale at some parts. Your rendition with your VSTs captured the epic feeling pretty well. Obviously, the violin solo was tough to recreate.
And yeah, I don't blame you for the names. I would have done the same thing. You got the pretentious Latin down pat.
Thank you! Everything you hear is done with VST's, so no they're not live. Basically they're sampled instruments which you can configure in a Digital Audio Workstation like Cubase or FL Studio. Some instruments are more complex than the other, so the sound you can get from VST's could be a bit limited.Wait you did these? Holy crap! Amazing job!
Pardon the I'm sure silly question, but as a total ignorant of what you just did to recreate these songs: how'd you do it? In the simplest, briefest of ways. You didn't actually recorded live instruments to recreate it did you?
Epic. Ending sounded a bit like a certain, famous FFX song.
Could Shimomura be the Uematsu replacement that was needed? Not that Uematsu isn't still great, but Final Fantasy without incredible soundtracks is not really Final Fantasy.
Thanks . Yes, solo instruments are generally speaking much more complex to recreate than other instruments.
Thank you! Everything you hear is done with VST's, so no they're not live. Basically they're sampled instruments which you can configure in a Digital Audio Workstation like Cubase or FL Studio. Some instruments are more complex than the other, so the sound you can get from VST's could be a bit limited.
Her past work:
Super Mario RPG
Street Fighter II
Parasite Eve
Legend of Mana
Kingdom Hearts
Xenoblade Chronicles
I realize that but I wanted the Youtube ripped version. Unless there's an easy way that I dont know of for me to rip to my PC as an mp3 file the link in the OP.
Didn't know you were on GAF.Oh, you guys...
That's right, I did that so people can recognize the songs in some form, instead of having them to call TGS Trailer Music P1/P2. I'm changing it as soon as we get the real title(s).
I was waiting for this. You can really tell it's Shimomura who's working on the soundtrack, her style is really unique and I love it. I've adored her work since I first got in touch with Kingdom Hearts, she has never let me down since then. Major props to the VGO as well for the recording.
Oh, you guys...
That's right, I did that so people can recognize the songs in some form, instead of having them to call TGS Trailer Music P1/P2. I'm changing it as soon as we get the real title(s).
I was waiting for this. You can really tell it's Shimomura who's working on the soundtrack, her style is really unique and I love it. I've adored her work since I first got in touch with Kingdom Hearts, she has never let me down since then. Major props to the VGO as well for the recording.
Edit: Oh, Sakimoto. I'll check some pieces on Youtube to see if it stirs my memories.
Hey, welcome to GAF. Wanted to say slick job on the recreations.Even if some chords are wrong
If you're really serious about this stuff, I would consider investing in a good pair of microphones and the means to record some live stuff. The hurdle of finding and building a contact list of good players aside, I eventually came to the conclusion regarding my own stuff that if I put a monetary value to my time, getting someone to record solo instruments ends up being actually more economical than hours I'd spend slaving away sequencing and messing with CC data to get it sounding just (about) right.
Recording a full 40-piece string section might be out of the budget of most folks. Recording two or three woodwind players, or a solo violin to layer over the sequence, is totally worth it.
edit: This is something I facilitated recordings for a friend. One violin, flute, oboe and clarinet make up the entirety of live instruments in it. Recorded in my apartment.[/url]
Quite frankly, Masayoshi Soken is a more than able replacement for Uematsu. He really knows what makes Final Fantasy music Final Fantasy, while giving it his own twist.Could Shimomura be the Uematsu replacement that was needed? Not that Uematsu isn't still great, but Final Fantasy without incredible soundtracks is not really Final Fantasy.