ToneDeF and the ElectroMetal Minstrels
ToneDeF and the ElectroMetal Minstrels
ElectroMetal: hard-edged guitar and/or synth driven instrumental music.
4
songs
130
plays
Theme to ARCHON: The Light and the Dark
Theme to ARCHON: The Light and the Dark
In dull, old-fashioned board games like chess and checkers, the "defending" piece gets removed quietly from the game board with the "attacker" taking the square without an ounce of hostility. In ARCHON, the squares on the board must be fought for!
ToneDeF and the ElectroMetal Minstrels delivers an understated Instrumental Rock experience on SoundClick with "Theme to ARCHON: The Light and the Dark". The tempo sits at 134 BPM, contributing to its passionate character. It does not contain any samples or third-party loops. The track has a rolling rhythm quality that makes it easy to connect with. "Theme to ARCHON: The Light and the Dark" has peaked at #21 in the Instrumental Rock category on SoundClick. Stream "Theme to ARCHON: The Light and the Dark" and explore more from ToneDeF and the ElectroMetal Minstrels on SoundClick.
Theme to M.U.L.E.
Theme to M.U.L.E.
A re-imagining of the theme music composed by Roy Glover for M.U.L.E., the seminal multiplayer video game released by Electronic Arts in 1983. This rock-oriented cover of the theme music is inspired by the Commodore 64 version which is about 156 bpm.
ToneDeF and the ElectroMetal Minstrels delivers a bright Instrumental Rock experience on SoundClick with "Theme to M.U.L.E.". Running at 156 BPM, this is an authentic Instrumental Rock production with a distinct character. It does not contain any samples or third-party loops. Written in F maj, the track draws on the key's naturally uplifting and expansive qualities. The track has a solid bounce quality that makes it easy to connect with. Stream "Theme to M.U.L.E." and explore more from ToneDeF and the ElectroMetal Minstrels on SoundClick.
Song of the Grid (Theme to "Ballblazer")
Song of the Grid (Theme to "Ballblazer")
Ballblazer: the simplest, fastest, and most competitive sport in the known universe. A re-imagining of the Ballblazer theme song composed by Peter Langston for the game "Ballblazer" released by Lucasfilm Games in 1984.
ToneDeF and the ElectroMetal Minstrels delivers a melancholic Instrumental Rock experience on SoundClick with "Song of the Grid (Theme to "Ballblazer")". It is the kind of track that finds the right moment to make itself heard. No external samples are used in this track. The sound is distinctly independent, appealing to a wide range of instrumental rock fans. "Song of the Grid (Theme to "Ballblazer")" has peaked at #19 in the Instrumental Rock category on SoundClick. Listeners who follow Tonedef will feel right at home with this ToneDeF and the ElectroMetal Minstrels release on SoundClick.
Theme to Racing Destruction Set
Theme to Racing Destruction Set
Racing Destruction Set: the best slot racing set ever. Gripping spinouts, collisions, and spectacular end-over-end crashes galore. It's fast. It's funny. It's action-packed, and it could be yours. So put the pedal to the metal and go for it!
"Theme to Racing Destruction Set" by ToneDeF and the ElectroMetal Minstrels is an Instrumental Rock production available on SoundClick. The production choices feel intentional, giving the track a distinct character. No external samples are used in this track. The production leans into a grounded aesthetic that fits the instrumental rock style. For fans of Tonedef looking for something new, ToneDeF and the ElectroMetal Minstrels delivers on SoundClick.
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ToneDeF is a software engineer by profession, amateur composer by inclination. He is influenced musically by what he listens to, which consists of hard rock, hair metal, synth-pop, progressive rock/metal, new age electronic, techno/trance, and classics from the Romantic and Baroque periods. It is not unusual to hear tiny shades of professional works within his own amateur ones -- he considers it an homage to the truly talented.
A guilty pleasure of ToneDeF is recreating the music of classic computer/video games utilizing modern synthesized and sampled sounds. His first music submission online was a re-imagining of the main theme music from the classic LucasArts game, "Ballblazer".
Although he has chosen "ToneDeF" as his handle, rest assured that he is not actually "tone deaf".
Who exactly are "The ElectroMetal Minstrels"? They are the various synthesizers and sound modules that serve as the virtual musicians "performing" on each track sequenced by ToneDeF.
Your musical influences
ToneDeF is influenced musically by what he listens to, which consists of hard rock, hair metal, synth-pop, progressive rock/metal, new age electronic, techno/trance, and classics from the Romantic and Baroque periods.
What equipment do you use?
Presonus Studio One; Roland USB Audio module; lots of virtual instrument and VST plugins.
USA
ID
1438270
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