Khumon - Wanderer in the Dark [Elden Ring/Bloodborne-inspired boss theme] 

omg I love this!!!!!! 🔥🔥🔥

For a second I genuinely thought these were actual item descriptions. Then I went "wait, who the hell was this guy?"

As some old woman says this poem to you interacting with a candle lit window, as soon as you leave you hear a wicked cackling from the old crone which the light in the lit window has gone out and she has gone quite as if something or someone has snuffed out her light and that cackle wasn't from her but the beast you now face with blood soaked eyes ready to pounce and dismember their new prey, you.

📸🤨

There's a sort of somber elegance to it, like lady Maria's theme. Im happy how it turned out!

@@AdarNasiykhyou should make more like it it amazing. I’m using it for the final boss in my dnd game.

I love that chord progression so muchhhhh

uwu ♪♫

Thank you so much!!!!

W.I.P WHAT DOES THAT MEAN

@@ajaloncole7559 Work In Progress

!!!!!!! I'm so happy you liked it! ^^

It is not posted on my soundcloud currently. I think I ran out of free minutes a long time ago, that is why I don't post on there often. :''3

I used a combo of the sampling libraries Strezov Sampling Storm Choir using the marcato patch!

I used Tina Guo Acoustic Cello Legato sound library :)

@@AdarNasiykh Thank you so much!

I'm not sure what you mean by the noise walls. You might be referring the the mixing from Bloodborne's soundtrack. I'll admit it's not the cleanest as there's a ton of reverberation in the acoustics of the studios they recorded in. Honestly, I feel it gives that large cathedral feeling as it was recorded at AIR Studios, Abbey Road Studios [both which have a rich history of soundtrack recordings]. To me, it gives me a large cathedral acoustics, fitting the classical Victorian setting of Bloodborne. [Not swaying your opinion, just voicing my own subjective feeling ^^] But even still, the mixing wasn't handled by Kitamura. The VGMDB lists Joel Yarger, Anthony Caruso, Jonathan Mayer as the score mixers for the Bloodborne soundtrack [Joel Yarger also handling some of the mastering as well] Kitamura's music she handles herself is a lot more cleanly mixed when you look at her examples of Dark Souls 2-3/Sekiro/Elden Ring. I wouldn't evven say her music is cluttered compositionally as well as I can hear everything pretty clearly in her music. The translation from PC created music to acoustic/live performers can have differing effects but I love to hear opinions from everyone and thank you for sharing. ^^

Ahhhh thank you so much ;w; her work definitely inspired this piece~

@@AdarNasiykh srry for late reply. I dunno much about music lingo but what I mean by "noise wall" is like there is way too much going on at once, devolving the song into something like white noise. Does that make sense? Like to me, when listening to Maria phase 1, I felt like I was listening to someone's conflict and stuff and I kinds started getting what they feeling. Then phase 2 exploded into this amazing moment then it warps into a chimera of singing and instruments where my attention thrown all over the place; I really hate that horn... . It sounds noisy to me but not to the point I wouldnt understand why someone would like it. Of course theres other tracks she has where it works for the song, at least to my ears, like abyss watchers. I hope I explained properly, lol. I think I really like simpler pieces like Sif or something and cant appreciate others. Maybe that's my problem. Also you ever gonna make a bloodborne album cuz this piece is da bomb. Wanderer in the dark >>>> Cécile Grosvenor