This royalty free sound is used in the video game "Darius". Its instrumentation consists of an authentic and a , which are used to play violin/violas and cellos.
Features
The contains:
8-bit polyphonic melodies
Power chords and brass patches
Standalone 1, 2 and 4 bar melodies
Electric, acoustic and slide guitars
Acoustic and electric pianos
Melodies with an upbeat tempo and vocals
Video Game Sound:
The E3 "Darius" soundtrack is composed by Glenn Stafford. The score includes elements from his previous soundtrack for . It is available on the iTunes Store, SoundCloud and Bandcamp.
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Category:Electronica albums by American artists
Category:Video game soundtracks
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At the start of the broadcast, an announcer stated that tonight’s contest was “the most important game in their lives.”
Then they stepped onto the diamond, took to the field and whipped it up so fast that by the time the first pitch was thrown they were already in the field house, and they gave us the biggest, loudest cheer the game had ever seen.
They were big stars, but they were still kids. They played the game the same way we do. They talked like they were walking down the street on a spring day. They were totally unselfconscious and showed us what it meant to be a kid, and kids love them for it.
Everything was right. Everything. And if you hadn’t known any better you would’ve thought they had been playing in the big leagues for years.
In this picture, they’re showing us the game. And there’s Steve Kerr. He’s wearing black. I don’t know if he knew we’d see him, but he turned out to be a good luck charm.
Kerr was one of the first people to see the picture, and I believe it made him cry. I guess they all do, but he looked as if he was about to start crying.
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