The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt OST (Unreleased) - Ard Skellig (synth only) 

Yeah, glad OP posted this. Now I can play it after GTAV Pause Menu Theme in my car while driving into the sunset

Отдает куда-то в душу, пронзает насквозь, я б сказал

same...

Kaer Trolde is the name of this track

I like the guitar version best. Both are perfection 😍

It's called Kaer Trolde

@@Vkat696 Because I like both?

I'm still here, after 7 months

@@SkyQueenyou are not alone, Legend🗡️🐺

@@bayerjon oh wow im so happy to hear that 🐺 this track is stuck in my head

Sorry, this is all you will get from me. ;) As explained elsewhere, I just recorded the music from within the game using Audacity (on Windows), so you can easily try it yourself. Just visit de game settings to mute everything except the music, then record it. I don't know any other method.

@@s427 sad to hear that, thanks for the synth version though

@@s427 which area does this play in?

@@muathk100 It's been a while, but if I remember correctly it's played in the general area of Ard Skellig (when not in a town), during the night.

@@muathk100 I mostly remember this music in one of the ard skellig villages where there was a coflict between elderly and young people. you take a contract to solve the tree monster thing problem

Sorry, probably not. It's been years since I played this game and it would take a lot of time just to get to this point of the game again. If you want to do it yourself (on PC), it's not complicated: launch the game, find the part where the music plays, go to the audio settings of the game and mute everything except for the music, and use a program to record the sound on your computer (I used Audacity, which is free and relatively easy to use). The music usually loops, so you can record a bit more than necessary and then do some light editing to keep only the party you want, maybe with some fade in/out (also in Audacity). That's how I did it. If there are other ways to do it, I don't know them.

@@s427 I forget sometimes that you can literally just record music in a game by itself and it doesn't just get released somewhere by the official studios who made them