Dungeon Crawlers Vol. 01
Twelve dungeon cues.
Up to twenty-two parts.
Twelve cues for crawling through somewhere dark, written out as MIDI with twelve to twenty-two parts each. A full orchestra split finely: woodwind in pairs, brass by section, strings in legato, spiccato, staccato and tremolo, harp, celesta, piano and percussion.
- Format
- MIDI + MP3
- Download
- 8.3 MB ZIP
- Sketches
- 12 × 8 bars
- Tempo
- 70-125 BPM · 4/4, 3/4, 8/8, 12/8
Audio demos
4 tracksSketch 04 — 109 BPM in 8/8, twenty-two parts
Dungeon Crawlers Vol. 01
Twelve cues.
Split as far as they go.
This is the most finely divided box in the category. Sketches 04 and 08 run twenty-two parts each: flute, oboe, cor anglais, clarinet, bassoon and contrabassoon on their own lines, horns, trumpet, trombones and tuba on theirs, and the strings split into first and second violins, violas, cellos and basses across legato, spiccato, staccato and tremolo.
That is the point of buying it as MIDI. Mute what you do not need, double what you do, or take one line out and build a different cue around it. Nothing is bounced together.
Four sketches leave common time: 04 and 11 in 8/8, 05 in 12/8 and 08 in 3/4. Tempos run 70 to 125 BPM, and every sketch carries its own tempo and meter, so your project follows the file. Every file starts at bar 1 and ends at the last note, with nothing parked before or after.
| Sketch | Tempo | Leading parts | Bars | Parts |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | 100 · 4/4 | Harp, Oboe legato, Flute legato | 8 | 18 |
| 02 | 93 · 4/4 | Harp, Celesta, Violas tremolo | 8 | 18 |
| 03 | 120 · 4/4 | High strings spiccato, High strings tremolo, Piccolo legato | 8 | 13 |
| 04 | 109 · 8/8 | Low strings staccato, Snares single hit, Flute legato | 8 | 22 |
| 05 | 119 · 12/8 | Low strings, Trumpet staccato, Horns sustained | 8 | 12 |
| 06 | 106 · 4/4 | Bassoon sustained, Timpani hit, Cellos sustained | 8 | 16 |
| 07 | 78 · 4/4 | Harp, Violas spiccato, Basses spiccato | 8 | 12 |
| 08 | 75 · 3/4 | Harp, Piano, Cellos sustained | 7 | 22 |
| 09 | 118 · 4/4 | Piano, Violins I spiccato, Violins II spiccato | 8 | 19 |
| 10 | 125 · 4/4 | Violins II spiccato, Clarinets staccato, Flutes staccato | 8 | 19 |
| 11 | 116 · 8/8 | Violins II staccato, Bassoon staccato, Harp | 8 | 17 |
| 12 | 70 · 4/4 | Flute sustained, Harp, Celesta | 8 | 16 |
Leading parts are the three carrying the most notes in that sketch. This box is clean: every file starts at bar 1, ends at the last note and carries no empty bars at either end. Each sketch ships an MP3 preview of 15 to 25 seconds; the previews are reference only and are not licensed for release.
Your DAW. Your libraries.
Any DAW
The files are plain type 1 MIDI with every part on its own named track. Drag one onto your timeline in Cubase, Logic, Studio One, Reaper, Ableton or anything else that reads MIDI. There is no installer, no sampler to buy and no licence to activate.
Any library
The parts carry notes and velocities, not keyswitches, so nothing is tied to one developer. Track names say which articulation each line was written for, which matters here: the same section often appears two or three times in one sketch under different articulations.
Parts in this box
- Flute, piccolo and flutes in section
- Oboe, cor anglais and clarinets
- Bassoon and contrabassoon
- French horns, trumpet and trumpets
- Trombones and tuba
- Violins I and II, legato, spiccato, staccato and tremolo
- Violas and cellos, legato, spiccato, staccato and tremolo
- Basses, legato, spiccato and sustained
- Harp, piano and celesta
- Timpani, snares, crash and suspended cymbals
12 MIDI files in total, one per instrument per sketch.
Ready for commercial projects.
Use the MIDI in your own personal and commercial music. Reselling or redistributing the MIDI in any form is prohibited. Read the license.
Each sketch carries its own tempo and time signature, so your project follows the file rather than the other way round.