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'Enchanted Destiny' is an instrumental song that is centered around the orchestral genre. The song includes flavours of Drum 'n' Bass and a little bit of rock. It is in the key of D Major, and set to 160 BPM (a typical drum 'n' bass tempo). The song starts of with some violins and various string instruments providing an accompaniment while a pan-flute and french horn provide a melody. After a few bars, the violins, along with a marimba, create a melody and the pan-flute then keeps a high note along with the accompaniment. For the fill-in, I used a simple amen-break drum loop with a light phaser effect. For the second fill-in, you will hear a guitar playing a little melody over the amen-break loop. Finally, the melody sub-sides while the strings playing in staccato provide the chords. You may also hear a synth playing alongside the string instruments. Lastly, the song is ended with a bang as the guitar tells the audience that the song is coming to a close.

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from Detroiture, released September 3, 2013
Jacob Greenmount

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Jacob Greenmount Perth, Australia

Hello! My name is Jacob Greenmount, and I'm an independent music producer. I've also been playing the piano since 2002. I generally like to compose melodies that are catchy and fun to listen to. A lot of my creative ideas come from Soichi Terada and Daniel White, based in Japan and the UK respectively. ... more

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