GLADIUS | Dragon Ball Z | Vegeta - Super Saiyan Remake (Mike Smith) | By Gladius @GladiusThemes | Uploaded August 2023 | Updated October 2024, 16 minutes ago.
I know people have been waiting for this!!
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This completes my DBZ Vegeta themes. I covered it in my Vegeta Medley, but like the version of Hells Bells I did in that Medley, it was in a different key. It was time for me to do the standalone version. Now... how in the world was I going to be able to improve one of the best tracks in all of DBZ? Well, it took me longer than I thought it would to figure it out, especially since the original is only 1 minute and 13 seconds long. How does one extend it without losing the magic of the melody? I tried a few things but eventually I decided to start it as it does in the anime, then explore the ending with the low synth that trails off. From there, I wanted to know where it would go next if it kept going, and I came up with a new section that I felt represented Vegeta's character at this point in time- being the first time he transformed into a Super Saiyan (which also applies to the first, first time when he was training in space). He wasn't exactly a good guy, in fact, despite helping the Z fighters with the androids he seemed morally ambiguous, not quite the heroic person we know him as today. That darkness, still driving his ambitions- I wanted a hint of that in the bridge of this track. Then we return to the piano, which I think at this point, is as much his instrument as the bells are. They both are associated with classical, royalty. Anyway enough from me, please enjoy!!
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#dragonballz #vegeta
DISCLAIMER: This video features covers, remixes, remakes, and rearrangements of the soundtracks from Dragon Ball, Dragon Ball Z, and Dragon Ball Super. Please note that all rights to the original compositions and sound recordings belong to their respective owners, including but not limited to Toei Animation, Shueisha, and their affiliated companies.
I know people have been waiting for this!!
Shoutout to @geegee2874 , @larealexandershort , @ritikpandey7888 , @adtadj321 , @killuafanboy3812 , @Mirage046 , @TiagoZor-El , @hypergodzilla7102 , @raypar4391 for this epic request!!
This completes my DBZ Vegeta themes. I covered it in my Vegeta Medley, but like the version of Hells Bells I did in that Medley, it was in a different key. It was time for me to do the standalone version. Now... how in the world was I going to be able to improve one of the best tracks in all of DBZ? Well, it took me longer than I thought it would to figure it out, especially since the original is only 1 minute and 13 seconds long. How does one extend it without losing the magic of the melody? I tried a few things but eventually I decided to start it as it does in the anime, then explore the ending with the low synth that trails off. From there, I wanted to know where it would go next if it kept going, and I came up with a new section that I felt represented Vegeta's character at this point in time- being the first time he transformed into a Super Saiyan (which also applies to the first, first time when he was training in space). He wasn't exactly a good guy, in fact, despite helping the Z fighters with the androids he seemed morally ambiguous, not quite the heroic person we know him as today. That darkness, still driving his ambitions- I wanted a hint of that in the bridge of this track. Then we return to the piano, which I think at this point, is as much his instrument as the bells are. They both are associated with classical, royalty. Anyway enough from me, please enjoy!!
Contact: gladiusthemes@gmail.com
#dragonballz #vegeta
DISCLAIMER: This video features covers, remixes, remakes, and rearrangements of the soundtracks from Dragon Ball, Dragon Ball Z, and Dragon Ball Super. Please note that all rights to the original compositions and sound recordings belong to their respective owners, including but not limited to Toei Animation, Shueisha, and their affiliated companies.
![Man Of Steel II | Brainiac (Gladius, Hans Zimmer, Junkie XL) [Unofficial Theme]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/qaBsSoI4hwg/hqdefault.jpg "Man Of Steel II | Brainiac (Gladius, Hans Zimmer, Junkie XL) [Unofficial Theme]
I had a lot of fun making this original theme (sprinkled in with some Kryptonian battle themes)- I wanted it to feel like it fit into the Man Of Steel universe, while doing something new. Im a huge Hans Zimmer and Junkie XL fan, and adore their work on Man Of Steel, Batman V Superman and Zack Snyders Justice League. I also made the artwork, so quite a busy few days for me ;) I really hope they decide to put Brainiac in Man Of Steel 2!
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#manofsteel2 #brainiac #hanszimmer")
