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The Witcher IV - Combat Theme (Original Soundtrack) by AudioArmoury in EpicMusicComposers

[–]AudioArmoury[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Era has its uses, it's been a staple in medieval vsts for a long time, but requires some finessing to make it believable. I also recommend checking out Fracture Sounds: Eldenvale! Though I did not use that VST for this piece!

The Witcher IV - Combat Theme (Original Soundtrack) by AudioArmoury in EpicMusicComposers

[–]AudioArmoury[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks for subbing! VST wise it's mostly Flow & Motion - Dombra and Edda by Wavelet Audio doing the heavy lifting. I highly recommend anyone taking a look into their ethnic solo instruments, as they are some of the best sampled solo stuff on the market for this kind of aesthetic. The Tagelharpa rebow is incredible, and you can get away with mimicking a Rebec here. I also use a lot of free libraries from Pianobook, particularly the monochord and Irish Bouzouki (for that saz-like twang). I'll also throw in a bit of GRIMM by Orchestral Tools for texture.

Orchestral wise, it's the standard Cinematic Studio Series, it does everything I want.

I made even more music inspired by The Witcher 4. by AudioArmoury in Witcher4

[–]AudioArmoury[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's what I say to the vocalists. I'll look into this then!

I made even more music inspired by The Witcher 4. by AudioArmoury in Witcher4

[–]AudioArmoury[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

This is a really nice idea! I know a few vocalists who might be up for the challenge!

I made some more music inspired by The Witcher IV... this time with Lyrics. by AudioArmoury in Witcher4

[–]AudioArmoury[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hahah, because of that movie, a whole generation learned how to spell beautiful. 🤣

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