2005 Duke Nukem 3D Soundtrack - Update

MarkMcWane · 09-30-2005, 04:44 PM

Hi everyone. Long time, no news from me. I have recently built my new DAW PC (Athlon 64-bit, Dual Channel Memory, SATA Drives), and upgraded all software and sound libraries. I am actively working on crafting all new Duke Nukem 3D tracks utilizing new sequencing in Cubase SX 3.0, and using the East West Quantum Leap Platinum edition (orchestral), the East West Quantum Leap StormDrum and the new East West Quantum Leap Symphonic Choirs, among other professional audio tools. I also have a good friend providing any needed electric guitar to various tracks.

I am working to re-arrange all 42 Duke 3D tracks, and the below link is a perfect example of the massive difference in quality and realism. I am also working on some original music, to include a move score for a low-budget horror movie being filmed in Holland.

The following link is to the new version of Baked Goods, from the Atomic Edition, utilizing Cubase SX 3.0, EWQL Platinum Edition, EWQL Colossus and EWQL Storm Drum, and I would hope the difference is noticed:

http://www.markmcwane.com/music/Bake...ral%202005.mp3

The following is a link to a track from GT Interactive's Blood, again utilizing Cubase SX 3.0, EWQL Platinum Edition, EWQL Colossus and EWQL Storm Drum. Let the piece play to to middle, as that is when the awesome StormDrums kick in.

GT Interactive's Blood Track 02 - Orchestral Edition 2005

Much more to come over the next few months.

Cheers,

Mark McWane

Dr. Kill · 09-30-2005, 04:49 PM

second link doesn't work.

MarkMcWane · 09-30-2005, 05:42 PM

Sorry...here it is:

GT Interactive's BLood Music Track - 2005 Edition

zilppuri · 10-01-2005, 10:05 AM

Well you are not first to try this

So I'm not praising your work too much, before you actually get all 42 tracks done.
I doubt you can finish them all, though.
But feel free to proof my wrong

I'd say key to success here would be to leave this forum, not post any more sneak-peeks, and only return when you have done all 42 tracks. If you wait for us to to pat you on the back after each track.. it would recuire hell of a lot of patting!

Anyways. Love the way they sound (near perfection), but I challenge you to actually do what you are planning.

Parkar · 10-01-2005, 10:32 AM

Quote:

zilppuri said:
Well you are not first to try this

So I'm not praising your work too much, before you actually get all 42 tracks done.
I doubt you can finish them all, though.
But feel free to proof my wrong

I'd say key to success here would be to leave this forum, not post any more sneak-peeks, and only return when you have done all 42 tracks. If you wait for us to to pat you on the back after each track.. it would recuire hell of a lot of patting!

Anyways. Love the way they sound (near perfection), but I challenge you to actually do what you are planning.

He already did it once you know. This is sounding even better then last time, PeteB has got some competion.

Mark, saw on your page that you plan on doing all the addon packs to, awsome.

zilppuri · 10-01-2005, 12:41 PM

Yeah I know. Just trying to motivate him even more

Dr. Kill · 10-01-2005, 12:49 PM

Mark's new versions are great, but I think I like PeteB's style more. PeteB's sound like the tracks on the Sega Saturn version of Duke, only better.

The Blood track is pretty cool. I think I like Blood's music better than a lot of the Duke 3d tracks.

Hudson · 10-01-2005, 02:55 PM

Quote:

MarkMcWane said:
Hi everyone. Long time, no news from me. I have recently built my new DAW PC (Athlon 64-bit, Dual Channel Memory, SATA Drives), and upgraded all software and sound libraries. I am actively working on crafting all new Duke Nukem 3D tracks utilizing new sequencing in Cubase SX 3.0, and using the East West Quantum Leap Platinum edition (orchestral), the East West Quantum Leap StormDrum and the new East West Quantum Leap Symphonic Choirs, among other professional audio tools. I also have a good friend providing any needed electric guitar to various tracks.

I am working to re-arrange all 42 Duke 3D tracks, and the below link is a perfect example of the massive difference in quality and realism. I am also working on some original music, to include a move score for a low-budget horror movie being filmed in Holland.

The following link is to the new version of Baked Goods, from the Atomic Edition, utilizing Cubase SX 3.0, EWQL Platinum Edition, EWQL Colossus and EWQL Storm Drum, and I would hope the difference is noticed:

http://www.markmcwane.com/music/Bake...ral%202005.mp3

The following is a link to a track from GT Interactive's Blood, again utilizing Cubase SX 3.0, EWQL Platinum Edition, EWQL Colossus and EWQL Storm Drum. Let the piece play to to middle, as that is when the awesome StormDrums kick in.

GT Interactive's Blood Track 02 - Orchestral Edition 2005

Much more to come over the next few months.

Cheers,

Mark McWane

Hey, those sound pretty good man. Keep it up

09-30-2005, 04:44 PM	#1
MarkMcWane	2005 Duke Nukem 3D Soundtrack - Update Hi everyone. Long time, no news from me. I have recently built my new DAW PC (Athlon 64-bit, Dual Channel Memory, SATA Drives), and upgraded all software and sound libraries. I am actively working on crafting all new Duke Nukem 3D tracks utilizing new sequencing in Cubase SX 3.0, and using the East West Quantum Leap Platinum edition (orchestral), the East West Quantum Leap StormDrum and the new East West Quantum Leap Symphonic Choirs, among other professional audio tools. I also have a good friend providing any needed electric guitar to various tracks. I am working to re-arrange all 42 Duke 3D tracks, and the below link is a perfect example of the massive difference in quality and realism. I am also working on some original music, to include a move score for a low-budget horror movie being filmed in Holland. The following link is to the new version of Baked Goods, from the Atomic Edition, utilizing Cubase SX 3.0, EWQL Platinum Edition, EWQL Colossus and EWQL Storm Drum, and I would hope the difference is noticed: http://www.markmcwane.com/music/Bake...ral%202005.mp3 The following is a link to a track from GT Interactive's Blood, again utilizing Cubase SX 3.0, EWQL Platinum Edition, EWQL Colossus and EWQL Storm Drum. Let the piece play to to middle, as that is when the awesome StormDrums kick in. GT Interactive's Blood Track 02 - Orchestral Edition 2005 Much more to come over the next few months. Cheers, Mark McWane

09-30-2005, 04:49 PM	#2
Dr. Kill	Re: 2005 Duke Nukem 3D Soundtrack - Update second link doesn't work.

09-30-2005, 05:42 PM	#3
MarkMcWane	Re: 2005 Duke Nukem 3D Soundtrack - Update Sorry...here it is: GT Interactive's BLood Music Track - 2005 Edition

10-01-2005, 10:05 AM	#4
zilppuri	Re: 2005 Duke Nukem 3D Soundtrack - Update Well you are not first to try this So I'm not praising your work too much, before you actually get all 42 tracks done. I doubt you can finish them all, though. But feel free to proof my wrong I'd say key to success here would be to leave this forum, not post any more sneak-peeks, and only return when you have done all 42 tracks. If you wait for us to to pat you on the back after each track.. it would recuire hell of a lot of patting! Anyways. Love the way they sound (near perfection), but I challenge you to actually do what you are planning.

10-01-2005, 12:41 PM	#6
zilppuri	Re: 2005 Duke Nukem 3D Soundtrack - Update Yeah I know. Just trying to motivate him even more

10-01-2005, 12:49 PM	#7
Dr. Kill	Re: 2005 Duke Nukem 3D Soundtrack - Update Mark's new versions are great, but I think I like PeteB's style more. PeteB's sound like the tracks on the Sega Saturn version of Duke, only better. The Blood track is pretty cool. I think I like Blood's music better than a lot of the Duke 3d tracks.