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Here's the in-game loop to Krin's latest game, called "Flight". It's an upbeat orchestral rock piece scored out for full orchestra with bass guitar and drums. You can check out the game on Armorgames.com!
Be sure to follow my website (DavidOrr.net) for the latest news on game and album releases. As always, I greatly appreciate feedback and read every comment. Hope you enjoy the piece!
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Rated 5 / 5 stars October 8, 2011
You nailed it.
This is one of those perfect examples of how music can exemplify and even surpass the art it's supposed to support.
When playing Flight, I immediately recognized how well the music went with the game. I even claimed it was the reason the game was so well received.
Now I realize it's by DavidOrr and it all makes sense :P
Hey, thanks!
Rated 5 / 5 stars August 14, 2011
It's really good... 'nuff said.
I have spoken.
Rated 5 / 5 stars July 7, 2011
Beautyful
Ive got to say this is the most beautyfull thing ive ever heard!
awesome job :'D
Rated 5 / 5 stars April 12, 2011
So Awersome!
dude youre one of the best musitians ever :D
Thanks, awersome review!
Rated 5 / 5 stars March 22, 2011
I like :)
It's very uplifting, free yet quite up-tempo, and the orchestration gives it quite a dramatic feel
I like the bass guitar as well, it moves the piece along, and gives a different texture, which changes the style from classical to... well, I dunno what it is, but it sounds great! Make more!!!
Thanks! It was a fun style to experiment with; often times the rock/orchestral hybrid is used to create really driving, powerful music. It was a lot of fun taking the hybrid and putting it in an upbeat, energetic setting!