chosc - Ultima IV - The Complete

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Arranged by:
chosc Veteran
Member profile:
Johann Gruber (chosc)
Original SID:
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Original composed by:
Kenneth W. Arnold
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Duration:
8:00
Released:
24/09/2005
All-Time charts position:
2357
Score:
75%
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Tas shouts:
Would be have tremendous if he'd worked more on the EQ levels a bit more.
Dan shouts:
Very brave of Chosc to have a go at this, just flawed in various places
anaconda shouts:
Good to be a synth orcestra tune.
eliot shouts:
Nice :-)
artemis shouts:
Not an everyday sound, someting special
slinger11 shouts:
Cool
prowler shouts:
It's OK, but really anything more.
botus shouts:
Nice middle-age
LMan shouts:
Great effort.
omoroca shouts:
I hate it when C64 remixes try to sound orchestral. You cannot even roughly sound like an orchestra with synth sounds. Among the orchestral and epic ones, this one's not the worst but nothing too special either.
iolo shouts:
Nice effort.
vurtx shouts:
Ultima 4 is my favourite of the series, and this remix is the best of the remixes! Slightly too much reverb but its excellent.
Nebdar shouts:
The part that I like the most is begining and th rest is fine
Samcargo shouts:
Excellent ultima orchestral version!
Review by artemis
27/09/2005

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This sound reminds me of the middle-ages, like mystic
times. It is a good combination of modern sound and
taste of a mystic world, where not everybody has access
to or possibility to reach.
Good job, chosc! Go on, living your intuiton and deep
feelings inside! All the best!
Review by immacolata
09/09/2006

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My favourite Ultima-remixer must be chosc. Not a lot bother with this sound track. This remix is perhaps his best attempt. It sounds like he is gathering old attempts into a larger model, a potpourri. It is a nice task, since the original soundtracks are short tunes with no real connection between them save their medieval theme.