Fire Emblem: The Binding Blade - Dark Priestess | Orchestral Cover

Newer version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1cntRd9yXeA&list=PL3N_0dV_yL3bX7prGiM70z0X7BXXNz2ei&index=100&pp=gAQBiAQB8AUB
It was originally going to be a simplistic cover but before I knew it, I started adding more to the instrumentation. I'm working on a different cover for "Shaman in the Dark", hopefully it'll turn out well enough (which was what I've said last time for "Disturbance in Agustria" lol).

▶ Extended version (v2): https://youtu.be/7mkkVg1jf_Q

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Instrument libraries used:
- Albion One (Low strings)
- Metropolis Ark 1 (Low strings, choir, percussion)
- Audio Imperia Nucleus (Strings)
- Cinesamples (Piano, trumpet, glockenspiel, vibraphone)
- Orchestral Essentials (Horn)
- Kontakt Factory Library (Choir)
- Wavesfactory - (Music box)

I find creating orchestral covers and mockups to be a great way to explore how I can use my current instrument libraries. This will help me compose my own game's soundtracks more effectively.

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