Vídeo Games Music

An aggressive trap-influenced anthem with booming 808s, crisp hi-hats, and menacing synths, The verses ride over a tight beat with sparse, dark bass lines, while the hook explodes with layered vocal stacks and punchy snare rolls, Occasional brass stabs punctuate key transitions

PERFORMER: Jeán Michel Jarre Instrument: Synth (Analog) Maker: Moog System 55 Style: massive sequences, warm filters, cosmic drive Instrument: Digital Synth Maker: Roland JD-800 Style: glassy pads, digital attack, clarity Instrument: Hybrid Synth Maker: Korg 01/W Style: lush layers, harmonic motion, ambient width Instrument: Drum Machine Maker: Roland TR-808 Style: deep kick, crisp snare, pulse Instrument: Sampler/Drum Machine Maker: Akai MPC60 Style: tight grooves, sampled hits, punch Instrument: FM Synth Maker: Yamaha DX7 Style: crystalline bells, plucks, clarity Instrument: Laser Harp Maker: Custom (Jarre/Audic) Style: bright saw leads, iconic beams, show Instrument: Vocoder Maker: Roland VP-330 Style: robotic choir, airy harmonics, vintage Instrument: Analog Bass Synth Maker: ARP 2600 Style: punchy bass, expressive filter, tight Instrument: Sampler Maker: Emulator II Style: airy choirs, gritty texture, 80s Instrument: Groove Synth Maker: Roland TB-303 Style: squelchy lines

HARD TRANCE MUSIC, HARD SYNTH, ELETRONIC, HARD STRINGS, VERY PSYCHODELIC, VERY EXPERIMENTAL, REPETITIVE HOOKS, HEAVY BASS

Electric Violin – Yamaha – Lynelle Starling – Hybrid agility, rhythmic flair, cinematic energy, choreography Electric Viola – NS Design – Nadia Serova – Contemporary resonance, expressive nuance, experimental colors Electric Cello – Carbon Fiber Luis & Clark – Tiana Guo-Lin – Epic power, cinematic vibrato, dark punch Electric Double Bass – NS Design – Adam Ben Zoren – Looping mastery, groove intensity, modern virtuosity Concert Harp (Modern) – Salvi – Catrina Finchley – Sparkling clarity, fluid precision, refined brilliance Electric Mandolin – Eastwood – Avir Amital – Crisp articulation, modern dexterity, tonal purity Acoustic-Electric Guitar – Tailor – Jonah Mayeris – Smooth phrasing, warm presence, soulful detail Electric Zither – Wings – Manfred Zicaro – Ambient shimmer, electronic resonance, atmospheric charm Digital Piano – Nord Stage – Jakob Colleran – Infinite harmonies, microtonal play, fearless innovation Modern Trumpet – Monette – Winton Marselis – Regal tone, flawless projec

Violin – Antonio Stradivari – Niccolò Paganini – Diabolic virtuosity, supernatural speed, showman, Viola – Gasparo da Salò – William Primrose – Solo authority, velvet tone, refinement, Cello – Antonio Stradivari – Pablo Casals – Profound depth, expression, pure tone, Double Bass – Gasparo da Salò – Giovanni Bottesini – Lyrical agility, operatic flair, brilliance, Harp – Lyon & Healy – Nicanor Zabaleta – Crystalline clarity, precision, perfect musicality, Mandolin – Vinaccia – Raffaele Calace – Romantic lyricism, tremolo brilliance, delicacy, Guitar (occasional) – Ramirez – Andrés Segovia – Noble phrasing, warmth, poetic resonance, Zither (rare) – Scherzer – Anton Karas – Silver shimmer, cinematic nostalgia, charm, Piano – Steinway & Sons – Vladimir Horowitz – Explosive energy, electric touch, intensity, Trumpet – Vincent Bach – Miles Davis – Cool minimalism, ethereal tone, innovation, Grand Piano – Steinway & Sons – Vladimir Horowitz – Explosive energy, electric touch, intensity

This track uses 8D audio for an immersive experience: clean electronic beats swirl around the listener with precision-panned synth layers, deep bass glides, and crisp percussion shifting across the stereo field, Smooth vocal lines glide in and out, accentuating the sense of motion

Electric Violin – Yamaha – Lynelle Starling – Hybrid agility, rhythmic flair, cinematic energy, choreography Electric Viola – NS Design – Nadia Serova – Contemporary resonance, expressive nuance, experimental colors Electric Cello – Carbon Fiber Luis & Clark – Tiana Guo-Lin – Epic power, cinematic vibrato, dark punch Electric Double Bass – NS Design – Adam Ben Zoren – Looping mastery, groove intensity, modern virtuosity Concert Harp (Modern) – Salvi – Catrina Finchley – Sparkling clarity, fluid precision, refined brilliance Electric Mandolin – Eastwood – Avir Amital – Crisp articulation, modern dexterity, tonal purity Acoustic-Electric Guitar – Tailor – Jonah Mayeris – Smooth phrasing, warm presence, soulful detail Electric Zither – Wings – Manfred Zicaro – Ambient shimmer, electronic resonance, atmospheric charm Digital Piano – Nord Stage – Jakob Colleran – Infinite harmonies, microtonal play, fearless innovation Modern Trumpet – Monette – Winton Marselis – Regal tone, flawless projec

A classical piano piece transitions into a modern electronic dance track, The piece begins with a solo piano playing a melancholic melody in a minor key, featuring arpeggiated chords and a slow tempo, The piano has a rich, resonant tone with a slight reverb, After a brief piano introduction, a driving electronic beat enters, characterized by a four-on-the-floor kick drum, a prominent snare on beats two and four, and a high-hat pattern that emphasizes the off-beats, A synth bass provides a pulsating rhythmic foundation, while a lead synth plays a melodic line that echoes the initial piano theme but with a more energetic and rhythmic feel, The tempo increases significantly with the introduction of the electronic elements, The overall production is clean and polished, with a clear separation of instruments, The piece features a dynamic build-up, incorporating additional synth layers and rhythmic variations as it progresses, The harmony remains largely consistent with the initial piano pro

A classical piano piece transitions into a modern electronic dance track, The piece begins with a solo piano playing a melancholic melody in a minor key, featuring arpeggiated chords and a slow tempo, The piano has a rich, resonant tone with a slight reverb, After a brief piano introduction, a driving electronic beat enters, characterized by a four-on-the-floor kick drum, a prominent snare on beats two and four, and a high-hat pattern that emphasizes the off-beats, A synth bass provides a pulsating rhythmic foundation, while a lead synth plays a melodic line that echoes the initial piano theme but with a more energetic and rhythmic feel, The tempo increases significantly with the introduction of the electronic elements, The overall production is clean and polished, with a clear separation of instruments, The piece features a dynamic build-up, incorporating additional synth layers and rhythmic variations as it progresses, The harmony remains largely consistent with the initial piano pro

Guitar – Ramirez – The Greatest Performer of All Time – Transcendent mastery, supernatural precision, flawless phrasing, overwhelming musical intelligence, legendary stage presence Guitar – Martin D-45 – The Greatest Performer of All Time – Transcendent mastery, supernatural precision, flawless phrasing, overwhelming musical intelligence, legendary stage presence Guitar – Gibson Les Paul – The Greatest Performer of All Time – Transcendent mastery, supernatural precision, flawless phrasing, overwhelming musical intelligence, legendary stage presence Piano – Steinway & Sons – The Greatest Performer of All Time – Transcendent mastery, supernatural precision, flawless phrasing, overwhelming musical intelligence, legendary stage presence Piano – Bösendorfer Imperial – The Greatest Performer of All Time – Transcendent mastery, supernatural precision, flawless phrasing, overwhelming musical intelligence, legendary stage presence Piano – Yamaha CFX – The Greatest Performer of All Time – Trans

Violin – Antonio Stradivari – Niccolò Paganini – Diabolic virtuosity, supernatural speed, showman, Viola – Gasparo da Salò – William Primrose – Solo authority, velvet tone, refinement, Cello – Antonio Stradivari – Pablo Casals – Profound depth, expression, pure tone, Double Bass – Gasparo da Salò – Giovanni Bottesini – Lyrical agility, operatic flair, brilliance, Harp – Lyon & Healy – Nicanor Zabaleta – Crystalline clarity, precision, perfect musicality, Mandolin – Vinaccia – Raffaele Calace – Romantic lyricism, tremolo brilliance, delicacy, Guitar (occasional) – Ramirez – Andrés Segovia – Noble phrasing, warmth, poetic resonance, Zither (rare) – Scherzer – Anton Karas – Silver shimmer, cinematic nostalgia, charm, Piano – Steinway & Sons – Vladimir Horowitz – Explosive energy, electric touch, intensity, Trumpet – Vincent Bach – Miles Davis – Cool minimalism, ethereal tone, innovation, Grand Piano – Steinway & Sons – Vladimir Horowitz – Explosive energy, electric touch, intensity

A classical piano piece transitions into a modern electronic dance track, The piece begins with a solo piano playing a melancholic melody in a minor key, featuring arpeggiated chords and a slow tempo, The piano has a rich, resonant tone with a slight reverb, After a brief piano introduction, a driving electronic beat enters, characterized by a four-on-the-floor kick drum, a prominent snare on beats two and four, and a high-hat pattern that emphasizes the off-beats, A synth bass provides a pulsating rhythmic foundation, while a lead synth plays a melodic line that echoes the initial piano theme but with a more energetic and rhythmic feel, The tempo increases significantly with the introduction of the electronic elements, The overall production is clean and polished, with a clear separation of instruments, The piece features a dynamic build-up, incorporating additional synth layers and rhythmic variations as it progresses, The harmony remains largely consistent with the initial piano progression, but the electronic instrumentation transforms the mood from reflective to energetic, The piece has a clear A-B structure, with the piano introduction serving as the A section and the electronic dance segment as the B section

Opens with a steady, hypnotic grand piano pulse, echoing the iconic snare pattern while shimmering with resonant pedalwork and controlled intensity, The Berliner Philharmoniker’s flute enters with crystalline, laser-focused clarity, shaping the Bolero’s unmistakable theme with immaculate precision, Clarinet soon joins, delivering velvet-smooth phrasing with the trademark Berlin blend—dense, warm, and effortlessly refined—while bassoon anchors the texture with sculpted depth and English horn adds its signature, melancholic glow, The E♭ clarinet pierces through the orchestral fabric with bright, daring brilliance, answered by the oboe’s expressive, tension-charged lyricism, each line articulated with the orchestra’s renowned discipline and color, Saxophones enter in sequence—tenor with velvety, orchestral richness, soprano with silvery, perfectly centered purity—expanding the sonic spectrum with Berlin’s unmistakable tonal weight and finesse, All stereo 8d ultra surround sound

A grand orchestral piece opens with lush strings featuring Stradivarius violins panned in swirling 8D audio, surrounding the listener in immersive motion, Woodwinds and brass rise in call-and-response, with percussive accents shifting dimensionally, The climax fuses sections in a dazzling, enveloping sonic sphere

The orchestral piece opens with expansive Berlin-style strings and agile woodwind countermelodies, Horns swell alongside bold brass and resonant timpani pulses, A central passage spotlights dramatic choir, ethereal harp, and celeste, culminating in a sweeping, powerful tutti finale

A grand piano lays down rich, resonant chords in 8D placement, swirling across the stereo field, The Stradivarius violin weaves vibrant, lyrical melodies around and between the piano phrases, exploiting spatial movement for heightened intimacy—no other instrumentation layers

This orchestral performance erupts with dissonant, low-register strings snarling beneath thunderous, staccato percussion and a brass section pulsing like machinery under pressure, Every tremolo is scraped, every accent stabbed — bows fray, rosin flies, The cellos and basses grind in waves, layering dread, while the violas bleed unresolved harmonies through grit and tension, French horns growl; trombones bark through glissandi like breaking steel, The motif doesn’t rise — it charges, relentless and suffocating, The bridge detonates with polyrhythmic chaos: timpani pounding out collapse, violins spiraling upward before dropping into silence like falling wreckage, All dynamics remain tight, crushed, on the verge of fracture, Every section sounds like it’s tearing at its own seams, The outro unravels into sustained discord — bowed cymbals, bass drones, string harmonics shrieking into decay, The air hisses with unresolved tension, The room doesn’t applaud

The piece is an instrumental track featuring a blend of electronic and orchestral elements, The primary instruments include a synthesized bass, electronic drums with a strong kick and snare, a synth lead playing a melodic line, and orchestral strings providing harmonic support, The tempo is moderately fast, creating an energetic and driving feel, The chord progression is not explicitly stated but implies a minor key, contributing to a dramatic atmosphere, Production elements include a clear mix with a wide stereo image, subtle reverb on the strings, and a slight compression on the drums to enhance their punchiness, The song structure is characterized by an intro, a main theme section with evolving synth melodies, and a build-up towards a climax, There are no vocals present in this piece