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robin_medli for her birthday.
A while ago, I asked her for songs she'd like to hear me do arrangements of, and she mentioned Hyrule Castle and Skull Woods from LttP. She especially wanted to hear Hyrule Castle because she didn't think it was arranged very well in later Zelda games, and I'd tend to agree with her, so that's what I used as a starting point.
From there, I started incorporating other songs because they were really easy to fit in. I made sure to include Skull Woods because it was specifically requested, but the others were included simply because I could make them fit. I couldn't think of a better way to end Falling Rain, but it didn't seem like a good place to end things, so I added the Ganon battle. That one was tricky to end as well, so I made it transition into another song.
Five tracks are included in this medley: Hyrule Castle, Skull Woods, Falling Rain, Ganon Battle, and the Title Fanfare.
Drums - NS_Kit7
Bass - Scarbee Jay-Bass
Guitar - Shreddage
Pipe Organ - QLSO Silver (Kontakt Edition)
Brass - Wivi Band
Originally composed by Koji Kondo
Zelda: LttP © Nintendo
robin_medli for her birthday.A while ago, I asked her for songs she'd like to hear me do arrangements of, and she mentioned Hyrule Castle and Skull Woods from LttP. She especially wanted to hear Hyrule Castle because she didn't think it was arranged very well in later Zelda games, and I'd tend to agree with her, so that's what I used as a starting point.
From there, I started incorporating other songs because they were really easy to fit in. I made sure to include Skull Woods because it was specifically requested, but the others were included simply because I could make them fit. I couldn't think of a better way to end Falling Rain, but it didn't seem like a good place to end things, so I added the Ganon battle. That one was tricky to end as well, so I made it transition into another song.
Five tracks are included in this medley: Hyrule Castle, Skull Woods, Falling Rain, Ganon Battle, and the Title Fanfare.
Drums - NS_Kit7
Bass - Scarbee Jay-Bass
Guitar - Shreddage
Pipe Organ - QLSO Silver (Kontakt Edition)
Brass - Wivi Band
Originally composed by Koji Kondo
Zelda: LttP © Nintendo
Category Music / Game Music
Species Unspecified / Any
Size 120 x 120px
File Size 5.36 MB
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Hey, its a good cover of this song, i like but, i think... you need take this jobs more... orchestred, not soo modern, originali, you know, this song are more spirituali in consideration with the game, more...clasic in the sonoric patron and instruments
Its my personal opinion about the songs of Zelda, specific in the first games of the saga.
You make a good work in your covers, the song dont sound bad in the notes and the armonic changes its a very good work
(sorry my bad english, im much better to explaind me in spanish jeje)
Its my personal opinion about the songs of Zelda, specific in the first games of the saga.
You make a good work in your covers, the song dont sound bad in the notes and the armonic changes its a very good work
(sorry my bad english, im much better to explaind me in spanish jeje)
Right beneath the embedded player is a link that says "Download". If you click that, you can download the MP3.
As for Smash Bros., people have actually figured out how to convert songs and play them in SSBB rather than the original in-game music. Unfortunately, this arrangement wasn't designed to loop so I don't think it'd work very well. The music just stops in the middle, too.
That's not the first time people have suggested using my music in a SSB game, though... Maybe if I get enough support, they'll let me do an arrangement for the next SSB game...
As for Smash Bros., people have actually figured out how to convert songs and play them in SSBB rather than the original in-game music. Unfortunately, this arrangement wasn't designed to loop so I don't think it'd work very well. The music just stops in the middle, too.
That's not the first time people have suggested using my music in a SSB game, though... Maybe if I get enough support, they'll let me do an arrangement for the next SSB game...
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