#destiny soundtrack

[atlyxmusic]

The Discarded Instrument, a full piano adaptation of Destiny's Music of the Spheres, is now available! Adapted straight from the original orchestral sheet music scores and recorded with the same piano VST that Marty O'Donnell used to draft the music.

Music of the Spheres was the musical foundation written for Destiny in 2011 and 2012 by Martin O'Donnell, Michael Salvatori, and none other than Sir Paul McCartney, who wrote some of the main motifs for it and wrote the song at the end! Bungie declined to use it for a while due to drama with Martin O'Donnell, but they recently brought it back for The Final Shape expansion, where it played several times, such as in the final celebration cutscene in the Tower.

I worked on this for over a year and I'd love for you to check it out. It's available on all streaming platforms, as well on Bandcamp to buy digitally and as a physical CD.

[vgosts]

The Traveler — Michael Salvatori. Destiny.

[farmergilesofham]

My only hope for Lightfall is that the final boss theme is an electric guitar solo rendition of either the main Destiny motif or an entirely unique hero tune.

Please Bungie, I just want to feel like a superhero teaming up with 5 other badasses to punch a god into the stratosphere.

[variks-the-warden]

Can't upload any Lightfall tracks so I might as well get a few oldies out tonight

[space-heat3r]

Ok had to remake it because I forgot Chronicles..

[eosofspades]

also i don't talk about this nearly enough but destiny does NOT get enough credit for how absolutely stellar the soundtrack is like the intro music alone gets me SO PUMPED UP to play every single time

[k-i-l-l-e-r-b-e-e-6-9]

𝔗𝔢𝔫𝔞𝔠𝔦𝔬𝔲𝔰 𝔇 - 𝔅𝔢𝔢𝔩𝔷𝔢𝔟𝔬𝔰𝔰 (𝔗𝔥𝔢 𝔉𝔦𝔫𝔞𝔩 𝔖𝔥𝔬𝔴𝔡𝔬𝔴𝔫)

[dougielombax]

Marty O’Donnell is a good musician and composer.

But he can also be an insufferable arse and an armchair developer prone to shit takes, one with an insufferable ego the size of a fucking planet!

[baede-6]

"I think I could beat Cayde in The Crucible."

A few days later...

Him:"Aaaaaaand apparently I'm against Cayde...Not gonna lie though. I do like my odds here." 😏

Me:"Never bet against me."

The results:

Now,this score normally wouldn't be anything to write home Tumblr about,but the situation in and of itself is (to me. I think this is hilarious and wanted to share.)

Technically,his score is lower than that because two of those defeats were because of my own hubris. I got cocky and was bounding around the map and bounded off of the ledge twice,which,if you think about it,was pretty on brand.

He spent the majority of the second half of the round hiding in his little bubble repeatedly asking where I was. My answer?

"I'm with you, kiddo. Your Light,is my Light. You're my favorite... don't ever forget that." promptly followed by me absolutely smoking him and winning the game.

I strike fear into this Titan's heart and the best part is,he forgets that fear the second we step out of the Crucible.

[vg-music-i-like]

Miles Edgeworth ~ Great Revial 2013 // Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney ~ Dual Destinies

[tha-wrecka-stow]

[atlyxmusic]

Geomantic: A multi-genre cover collection of Destiny music

I'm a little late posting this here but oh well

Geomantic is a multi-genre cover album of music from Destiny 1. It includes genres such as orchestral, metal, piano, EDM, chiptune, harpsichord, choir, and more, and spans tracks from all over D1, including unused tracks that weren't in the game. This is the follow-up to "Geomantic: Ruminations on Destiny" from 2019, and the first 33 minutes of this video are that album.

Also included is "The Dawning Carols" from 2020, same concept but all of the music that plays during Destiny 2's in-game Christmas event, The Dawning. The new material is divided into two other "albums," Geomantic Revelations and Mixes From Ishtar Sink.

Artists: AtlyxMusic, Paulo Clayton, Ryan Abundo, Slaw, Aaron T. Phillips, Rosa Nagashi, Chris Norton, Jafet Meza, Breshi, Xavier Scheetz, AlyxGMusic, Gabriel Garcia, Myzrir, Luke Nemitz, and Emblyne.

The full collection is 60 tracks and was worked on by about a dozen people. Since I'd run out of characters and this post would be a wall of text if I listed every track and what it is, I'm just going to list some highlights.

Via - an original track inspired by The Path

Cloudburst Over Tower North - Remembrance from The Taken King in the style of film noire

A Common Hope - a 19-voice male choir recording of Guardian, the D1 title screen music

Untold Redux - a metal cover of Untold Legends

Sundown in Vostochny - a metal cover of The Last Array

Son of Saturn - a metal cover of Soul of Crota

Devouring Maw - an EDM cover of Fallen SABER.

Black Ice - an EDM cover of the "Winter Voyage" Dawning theme

Remaining Luminous - an original piano track

Fortuna Minor - a concert band cover of The Tribulation from Music of the Spheres

All Good Things - a nostalgic piano cover of "All Ends Are Beginnings"

Iron Morceau - a piano cover of Brave the Storm from Rise of Iron

Laetitia - a live piano cover of The Ecstasy from Music of the Spheres

Acquisitio

In All Ages - a recreation of the music from the D1 Age of Triumph cinematic, aka the last time a lot of these D1 themes were ever used

Conjunctio - a metal cover of The Union

Infortuna Major - an orchestral/metal hybrid cover of an unused D1 Vanilla track

Tristitia - an orchestral/metal hybrid cover of an unused D1 Vanilla track

Fortuna Major - a take on To Be A Warlock from The Taken King

A Walk Down Memory Lane - After All This Time (from The Final Shape) but in the vein of the D1 version, in the style of "A Walk in the Woods" from Halo: Combat Evolved.

Dasjahre - An orchestral remake/cover/interpretation of an unused D1 Vanilla track

Saturn Surveillance - A mashup/interpretation of D1 Dreadnaught patrol tracks

Stillness At Dawn - a cover of The Dawning theme from D1

Thoroughfare - a Destiny arrangement in the style of "Peril" from Halo 2.

Geomantic - an ambient track ruminating on Destiny

Revelations - a narrated poetry track exploring the themes that inspired all of this

You have our permission to use this music in whatever videos/streams you want, and we hope to have it on Spotify soon (TM). In the meantime, you can find the music in lossless in the descriptions of the videos.

[w1tchybusiness]

i could write a 100 page essay about what a fucking masterpiece warframe is. i will write many words in the tags. please readem if you want my 'tism.

[mutxnts]

i like to think that the reason why apollo’s theme in dual destinies has an epic guitar part is that it’s a reference to klavier!!! or even that klavier potentially remade his theme himself to make it sound even cooler with the guitar part in it

[sunbroofyharnam]

Peak Fiction

I finished Destiny 2: The Final Shape around 12 hours ago and I still haven't recovered. As someone who started by playing Destiny 1 with my Taken King Collection Edition PS4 and jumped in and out of the series since then, i don't think I could have asked for a better ending to this 10 year Journey.

For those out of the loop, over the past 5 days the FPS video game world basically had its "Endgame" moment. Closing the book on a story that started all the way back in 2014. Its had a very tumultuous time getting here (thats what 3 different publishers including self publishing and many pre-production story reboots will do to you) but it all came together in a beautiful conclusion that in my opinion is the best expansion the series has ever seen by far. IDK I guess stories of loss, grief and purpose just hit me extra hard I suppose. Well anyway now that thats over and done with, how about listening to a classic. Here's Hoping the next years go a bit smoother eh?