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This song has been tormenting me for 3 years (literally). I do not know the name of this song, and everyone seems to recognize it but can NEVER name it. I pray to you, people of IndyDDR, to solve this neverending mystery... What I did is transcribed a bit of what I remembered into a midi file. I could not remember everything with it, I just wrote the main theme with a bit of distinguishing background. Then a main theme later on. There are a couple more theme that I remember that I didn't put in the song, but PLEASE HELP ME!.

Here is the midi file
http://web.ics.purdue.edu/~kadamczy/little.mid

Oh, i thought this was finally your admittance to being an alcoholic...maybe next time

damn this is a tricky song to remember...

Sounds like Lord of the Rings to me. =)

ShammerS wrote:Sounds like Lord of the Rings to me. =)

seconded

Thanks for the ideas. I am doing listening sprees trying to find it, I already have done all Final Fantasy songs VII-XI. And now I will move to LOTR. Any other clues would be much appreciated.

ShammerS wrote:Sounds like Lord of the Rings to me. =)

Pretty sure it's not from the actual Lord of the Rings Symphony, unless you're talking about from the soundtrack to that crappy movie trilogy they made.

TaQa wrote:Pretty sure it's not from the actual Lord of the Rings Symphony, unless you're talking about from the soundtrack to that crappy movie trilogy they made.

To be safe I went through the whole movie soundtrack, didn't find it. As for de meij, unfortunately I only have movement 1 and 5. It didn't show up in those . I will add to the midi and repost when I do some other little themes from it I recall.

Green Tea wrote:

TaQa wrote:Pretty sure it's not from the actual Lord of the Rings Symphony, unless you're talking about from the soundtrack to that crappy movie trilogy they made.

To be safe I went through the whole movie soundtrack, didn't find it. As for de meij, unfortunately I only have movement 1 and 5. It didn't show up in those :(. I will add to the midi and repost when I do some other little themes from it I recall.

If you're looking for the other movements hit up http://www.usafband.com, they've got them for free there. Mvt. 2 is by far the best, good for a listen even if you don't find your music in it.

TaQa wrote:If you're looking for the other movements hit up http://www.usafband.com, they've got them for free there. Mvt. 2 is by far the best, good for a listen even if you don't find your music in it.

I finally found the song! it's the TV theme for Hercules... it's odd because I never watched it.

We actually almost played the first movement in concert band my senior year. Although my band director decided he didn't want to and I am still angry at him about it. But thanks for the link I got all of them now.

BS i don belive it

Green Tea wrote:

TaQa wrote:If you're looking for the other movements hit up http://www.usafband.com, they've got them for free there. Mvt. 2 is by far the best, good for a listen even if you don't find your music in it.

I finally found the song! it's the TV theme for Hercules... it's odd because I never watched it.

We actually almost played the first movement in concert band my senior year. Although my band director decided he didn't want to and I am still angry at him about it. But thanks for the link I got all of them now.

I couldn't have figured that out, and I did watch it. But not much.

Green Tea wrote:I finally found the song! it's the TV theme for Hercules... it's odd because I never watched it.

We actually almost played the first movement in concert band my senior year. Although my band director decided he didn't want to and I am still angry at him about it. But thanks for the link I got all of them now.

well that fits too. i used to watch that show alot. i guess now the song will no longer torment you.

i kinda thought it was some zelda song

it really does sound like zelda! here is a link to the real mp3 file. (yes my transcription was a bit off, but remember I hadn't heard it for 3 years.)

http://web.ics.purdue.edu/~kadamczy/herc.mp3