V.A. – The Blood Wings Symphony *LIMITED EDITION, HALLOWEEN EXCLUSIVE*

Blood Wings Sinfonia
Symphony No. 1: Blood Wings
2012

4 tracks, TRT: 37:51

320 MP3 *original version, for reference*

http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?cc7s54i2b3n53d8

48k/24b FLAC *new version*

https://mega.co.nz/#!5s8iBaZK!Nz3S9W6rD-UNhuDVSronkRgDNCQ1JV2DR228JQsCj_8

Thanks and Happy Halloween! 🙂

Noticed a few mixing anomalies that have been fixed. New link above!

Thanks, terrific

Thank you

I’ve decided to keep this up so download away. Be sure to check out Symphony no. 2: The Incident at Goose Geek while you’re at it.

Very interesting!
Many thanks for your effort.
And Merry Christmas!

This is great! I got this from the other thread, and at first I was wondering why you were ripping off of Penderecki ( 😉 ), but once I realized it was a collage, I turned up my speakers and had a blast. What a slobberknocker of a piece! Love it! 🙂

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By the way, do you have a list of what track goes where? Not necessary, but would be very helpful to assist with the listening process. 🙂

Thanks very much!

This is great! I got this from the other thread, and at first I was wondering why you were ripping off of Penderecki ( 😉 ), but once I realized it was a collage, I turned up my speakers and had a blast. What a slobberknocker of a piece! Love it! 🙂

———- Post added at 08:35 PM ———- Previous post was at 08:27 PM ———-

By the way, do you have a list of what track goes where? Not necessary, but would be very helpful to assist with the listening process. 🙂

If you like this, you should check out my 2nd "symphony" entitled The Incident at Goose Creek. B.W. Sinfonia – Symphony No. 2: The Incident at Goose Creek (http://forums.ffshrine.org/f92/b-w-sinfonia-symphony-no-2-incident-123957-print/)

As for the order of tracks, everything is chopped and split up and honestly I forgot a lot of the cues I used. I have the original project on my hard drive somewhere and I’ll draw up a list. Some of the titles I used might actually cause your jaw to drop. I used a lot of Beltrami and Penderecki, of course, and a little Christopher Young (Urban Legend, movement 3), Michael Giacchino (Let Me In, movement 2), etc.

Newly "re-mastered" version in 48k/24b FLAC posted. This is the best that this symphony has ever sounded. I made some slight alterations but for the most part tried to stick as close to the original outline as possible while opening up the soundfield a little more and clearing up any sound anomalies that may have annoyed me in previous listens. I retained the MP3 link for comparison purposes. New link is in original post. Enjoy!

thanks for the reup cody

wonderful stuff – thank you!