I’ll let this video speak for itself, however, for reference I suggest you listen to the original track before listening to the orchestrated transposition of “Jane Doe.” The maker of the video used a program called Symphobia to create this: needless to say, it sounds incredible.
While I’m at it, an 8-bit version of “Jane Doe”
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Anyway, even if it was an original piece (like, not based on anything or a remake), it would still be just as cool.
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Sorry to derail the comments, just ignore me.
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holy shit isitluck, that would be the best use of it
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Wear a tuxedo shirt while listening to this and that will make you the awesomest sophisticated person ever.
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fucking awesome.
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