I need someone to make some music

Hello.


I need someone to make some music for me. I don't have any music-making talent, but I am working on a "total conversion" mod for a game called NavyFIELD, and I need some remixed music for it. The original songs are here, but I hope to see these remade in a cool music-making program such as FruityLoops.
First off, I want the first 25 or so seconds of this to be made into an epic orchestral mix, worthy of a war film. I need something high quality.

TRACK 1: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DS7vvKz-UQk

I also want orchestral mixes of these themes:
TRACK 2: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NfO08_3xkyE

TRACK 3: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HaRKDF8l5uo

TRACK 4: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0zC0SNt4ahE

The name of the person supplying the music will be credited on my project when it goes online. Please make each song a separate file. Thank you

Regards,
Mitz

>>To clarify, the music should be reproduced and perhaps remixed in an orchestral music-making computer program, rather than simply messing around with the original files.<<

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Updated OP.

I don't get it. You somehow want to to make it More epically Orchestral or Something?

Because, see, it's already pretty orchestral and epic. I mean, you'd be hard pressed trying to improve on it already, short of hiring an Ensemble to play the songs and then record them.

But maybe I just misunderstood you.

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Originally Posted by CidtheKid

I don't get it. You somehow want to to make it More epically Orchestral or Something?

Because, see, it's already pretty orchestral and epic. I mean, you'd be hard pressed trying to improve on it already, short of hiring an Ensemble to play the songs and then record them.

But maybe I just misunderstood you.

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What I meant was: This music was made on a 8+ year old video game sound engine. I want to hear mixes made in a modern program, to perhaps make changes to the tune as well. A mix by nature would be making changes to the tune, right? I want it to be like a soundtrack for a war film rather than a pc game.

I don't know how else to explain it.

Thanks for your time.

Bump~ And I updated the OP again~

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