Audio
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Symphoniacal: The Bringer of War
This is chapter three of Symphoniacal, an ongoing project I’ve been working on for more than a decade.
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Symphoniacal: Long Live the King
I’d forgotten just how powerful this film could be (until I made this more than twenty years after first seeing it).
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Respect the Dead
A haunting mix of songs and sounds intended to invoke the feelings floating around your mind while thinking about those who have left this mortal plane.
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Loremaster’s Rhapsody
This is an unofficial musical collage of songs that spans the entire World of Warcraft series, from the opening cinematic to the closing graveyard. Current tracklist: 1. Seasons of War2. The Shaping of the World3. The Dark Portal4. Outland Suite5. Arthas, My Son6. Mountains of Thunder7. Xaxas8. Nightsong9. Why Do We Fight?10. The Golden Lotus11.…
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Ytsevolution
I’ve been slowly working on this Dream Theater project for several years. It takes one track from each album and blends them together into a single album.
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Gaian Radio
This is an evolving collection of songs from across the world that embody the spirit of Gaian philosophy. It was mixed together to provide a constant stream of unifying, uplifting, and empowering music. The order in which these songs appear will change as new ones are added and old ones are removed. Not every song…
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Counting Bodies Like Metzae to the Lullaby of the Pet Drums
So, it occurred to me recently that there are four different versions of the same song that I had on my computer, but it’s not immediately obvious that this is the case. I just thought it was so weird that I wanted to share it. And, besides…I wanted to share my remix anyway. A Perfect…
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Symphoniacal
This is an epic musical collage, an homage to dark and powerful film scores.
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instruMENTAL: A Dream Theater Medley
This is a piece that I mixed together when I first discovered Cool Edit Pro (which is now called Adobe Audition). It’s a wacky remix/homage/compilation thing that is made of the intense and instrumental moments from Dream Theater’s first few albums. I would like to make another one, but there are twice as many albums…