Uploaded April 2023 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
BOTW is short for "The Legend of Zelda - Breath of the Wild", a video game for the Nintendo Switch. "Pacific Rim" is a corny, but fun action movie, where giant robots fight giant monsters. Ramin Djawadi's score for that film is phenomenal, and I always wanted to see the fantastic cutscenes of the "Divine Beasts" from BOTW set to that score. In case you don't know BOTW: The four Divine Beasts are giant mechas, but they are not only decoration. To run around on or in them is actually part of the game, so players of BOTW know first hand how gigantic the Divine Beasts are. And I don't know any better film score that expresses the notion of "giant beasts" than Djawadi's. To the music & synth enthusiasts: This is not the original Pacific Rim score, but a version I played on the Korg Kross 1 synth workstation in 2015. For more synth, music & fun feel free to visit my litte blog: patreon.com/synthesaurus
BOTW is short for "The Legend of Zelda - Breath of the Wild", a video game for the Nintendo Switch. "Pacific Rim" is a corny, but fun action movie, where giant robots fight giant monsters. Ramin Djawadi's score for that film is phenomenal, and I always wanted to see the fantastic cutscenes of the "Divine Beasts" from BOTW set to that score. In case you don't know BOTW: The four Divine Beasts are giant mechas, but they are not only decoration. To run around on or in them is actually part of the game, so players of BOTW know first hand how gigantic the Divine Beasts are. And I don't know any better film score that expresses the notion of "giant beasts" than Djawadi's. To the music & synth enthusiasts: This is not the original Pacific Rim score, but a version I played on the Korg Kross 1 synth workstation in 2015. For more synth, music & fun feel free to visit my litte blog: patreon.com/synthesaurus
![Behringer Crave 11 minutes jam [no talking]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/NbC8NAQ3iAY/mqdefault.jpg "Behringer Crave 11 minutes jam [no talking]
This is how cool the Behringer Crave sounds like. Well, with a little bit of support by two effect devices, a stereo chorus and a stereo delay. Check out my videos about how to use the sequencer: https://youtu.be/uJKR5-WanPE
And how to make cool patterns: https://youtu.be/ZgFOMEDJ9BA
And here is a very cheap effects device thats perfect for the Crave: https://youtu.be/UOCfEWtvKkI")
