This wonderful animation was made by Thomas Grootoonk and I had the privilege to make the music for this animation.
The music features:
- Steinway Grand Piano samples
- Live recorded Spanish Guitar
- Live recorded Mandolin
- Live Recorded Bass Guitar
- Drum samples (played with brushes)
- Glockenspiel samples
This wonderful animation was made by talented artist and animator Martine Rademakers, who was in for a nice collaboration and chose one of my old tracks “Happy Song (instrumental)” to make a Stop Motion animation according to her own artistic impression of the tune. The result can be seen here. I hope you all like it. I know I do :)
The music features guitar, bass, and the Korg DS-10 MS10 emulator for my Nintendo DS.
The first is a new collaboration with Gert Jan Turin, an upcoming DJ from Groningen:
This track is half Emagica and Half Gert Jan. I had a freaky basic setup with heavy beats and violins, and Gert Jan turned it into a a Trance Track with 90′s sounds. I then added more violins and a lot of brass as a finishing touch.
The second one, is a new collaboration with David Peek (www.davidpeek.nl). I worked with him before on the Goed Genoeg project:
This is basically a setup by David, with chimes, piano and pads, that I added on to in the form of power chords on the electric guitar, pizzicato strings, double basses, harp and trombone.
This is my very first video pitch! And also my new campaign against single-mindedness in any field of business. It is a dogma that one person cannot be good at many things and I’ve started my campaign against this dogma to show that there are talented people that can do more than one thing well! Mendel Goes Davinci!
I also made the custom background music that you can listen to seperately here: Emagica – 42
S.A.M. is the first collaboration between Saul (WhoMusic) and myself (Mendel), and hence the all inspiring project name: S.A.M.
Coming from to totally different musical backgrounds, we had no idea where this would go, but it quickly developed into a tension filled soundtrack for a dramatic scene with dark synths, bright pads, pushing violins, and more.
WhoMusic laid down the bass line, synths, guitar, and horn.
Emagica laid down the drums, violins, and duduk.
I’m thrilled about this development and very curious to see the final result :) Please make sure to check her website and see all her other awesome animations :)
After a lot of consideration, I’ve decided to branche off the Gaming Localization part of my work from Emagica into Gaming Language to create more clarity.
So from now on, you’ll find all your favorite games music on Emagica, and all your high quality localization needs on Gaming Language.