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This one has a long history. It's one of the first pieces that I worked on, when I first got hooked on Logic -- 2006 or so. My son Alex was similarly hooked on his new Xbox, the game Halo, in particular.
The game has a very nice music track, composed and performed by Martin O'Donnell and Michael Salvatori. Alex liked one part of the soundtrack that has the simple bass line that forms much of my little tribute. To amuse him with my new toy, I wrote the bass line into Logic. He was thrilled that such a thing was even possible (so was I), and he challenged me to make a whole song, which I did. Except for the thematic bass line, it's not a copy or cover.
I originally posted it under a now defunct account at MJ, and there it sat for a year or two. Some of you will remember, so to the extent that it's embarrassing to repost the same old stuff again, my apologies. But I want to have an online version. I think I had more energy for this kind of thing back then. I have reworked it, made a few changes, and wrapped it up as a new and (I hope) improved Version 2. It's long, indulgent, and bombastic, but I've stopped apologizing for that. That's just the way it's gonna have to be.
Dedicated to Alex.
The game has a very nice music track, composed and performed by Martin O'Donnell and Michael Salvatori. Alex liked one part of the soundtrack that has the simple bass line that forms much of my little tribute. To amuse him with my new toy, I wrote the bass line into Logic. He was thrilled that such a thing was even possible (so was I), and he challenged me to make a whole song, which I did. Except for the thematic bass line, it's not a copy or cover.
I originally posted it under a now defunct account at MJ, and there it sat for a year or two. Some of you will remember, so to the extent that it's embarrassing to repost the same old stuff again, my apologies. But I want to have an online version. I think I had more energy for this kind of thing back then. I have reworked it, made a few changes, and wrapped it up as a new and (I hope) improved Version 2. It's long, indulgent, and bombastic, but I've stopped apologizing for that. That's just the way it's gonna have to be.
Dedicated to Alex.
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PatriciaGirl
A very nice progression that transports me places. Smooth production sounding quality. Excellent, sounds a little like Dream Theater (to me) which I so enjoy :)
I can't seem to add as favorite, but I see you have instructions on how to do that...
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