This is Matt’s remix of DaveOB’s song, Earthquake, arranged by illustrationism.
Exploring a desert, a pyramid, a tomb.
Romantic prelude to an RPG.
Another simple orchestral fanfare, short and to the point. Altered from Fanfare I.
A simple orchestral fanfare, short and to the point.
I believe that this piece could be the continuation of “The Journey Begins Here” because uses the same instrumentation and again the Cello is the main instrument (enjoy Psygon 
) accompanied with a Flute at some moments.
Makes use of a violin melody, supported by piano, strings and orchestral percussion.
Figured I’d give TranceCore (combo of Trance (Ibiza-Anthemish) and Hardcore). Used a simple lead and 190bpm as well as vocal stabs and sound effects in a rather straightforward and punctual pattern to drive the track along.
This piece has a simple melody, building each time it plays. It was written to fit the mood of a castle, sounding formal throughout, with some parts feeling like a fanfare. It is a shorter piece, but it loops.
(Almost) every RPG opens with that archetypal scene where the central character is called into action. In many cases it’s a tragedy. Their home town is destroyed, their father figure is killed off, or for whatever reason the protagonist’s innocence is lost. So they leave town, demand vengeance, and the story picks up from there.
