Zelda Link to the Past- Dark World Orchestrated V2

[SavageJet]

The music is still good anyways (＾▽＾)=3 Thank you.

[IAmNotHGWells]

I'm not going to give you a thumbs down, as I can see you put effort into this.

However for me, this theme has always been a 'march' rather than an anthem. Louder drums and more emphasis on the brass section, and it'd be perfect.

[thepsynergist]

@IAmNotHGWells Maybe I should remake it then. I have better instruments. I use EWSQ now for all my orchestrations. Give my more recent Chrono Trigger mixes a listen for an example of how they sound.

[FlatMattress]

@IAmNotHGWells I know exactly what you mean, but I think it sounds good both ways, like this is a more slower and melodic version, but I also think it is more of a march.

[ShayminLink13]

please put a download for it

[Meggadezz]

I was looking, and still am, for a nice remake of the original as an orchestrated track. I were disappointed by the use of the drums most of the artists made, but with this track, I'm satisfied. I also like the pitch or the instrument you used for the melody. Sorry, if I speak gibberish, but I'm not familar with making music.

[dariunas]

Hmm, not sure about this one. Panning is too extreme. At 0:48 things start to improve up to 1:00, then the pan gets crazy again till 1:46.

Try centering the panning a bit more and play around with attack and release settings on your string patches. The final icing on the cake will be using automation.

Which sequencer and orchestral soundbank/library combination are you using? (RandomNPC's comment was pretty harsh. Yeah, the track could benefit from some more attention, but it's not ridiculous)

[RandomNPC15]

This sounds ridiculous, the notes hit the height in their volume and then cut off abruptly. A job poorly done.

[UEAdmiral]

I find I must favor your original, here. This feels rushed by comparison, as though each of the distinct longer notes are hurried and blend into the next without a sense of individuality such as 0:07-0:14 & 0:17-0:26 & all repetitions of those notes. Now, certainly, many people may like that. I happen to prefer to hear each specific part have it's own identity. The longer notes aside, I do like to hear the short rhythmic ones given more emphasis in this version. Would like to hear best of both.