Gregorian Chant Soundtracks + Original animations of medieval churches

[mediumaevum]

I have a hobby re-constructing medieval castles, churches and abbeys as 3D-animations, and composing medieval-like soundtracks.

My latest creations are that of Canute Lavard's Chapel from around 1150 and the follow-up romanesque cathedral of Ringsted.
Both are situated in Denmark.

The choir VST used is 8Dio Silka.
The 3D software is Blender.

Canute Lavards Chapel (of which only ruins remains left today):


Ringsted Cathedral 12th century:


I hope you enjoy watching the videos as much as I enjoyed making them

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[Bollen]

Impressive and beautiful!

 

[mediumaevum]

Impressive and beautiful!

Thanks

 

[Jose7822]

The crows in the first video are a bit out of control (volume-wise). Other than that, great job on both the 3D renders and the music .

 

[OleJoergensen]

Sounds wonderful. Silka is perfect for this music.
You are a Dane?
Thank you for sharing.

 

[frankiepoo]

amazing! beyond my imagination how you can do the 3D rendering part. Silka Choir sounds great!

 

[mediumaevum]

Sounds wonderful. Silka is perfect for this music.
You are a Dane?
Thank you for sharing.

Thanks. Yes, jeg er dansker (I'm a Dane).
Agreed, 8Dio Silka is a really good choice for such music, though I wish I had more phrases to choose from. The library has a very limited vocabulary. And it isn't even latin (just nonsense).

 

[OleJoergensen]

Thanks. Yes, jeg er dansker (I'm a Dane).
Agreed, 8Dio Silka is a really good choice for such music, though I wish I had more phrases to choose from. The library has a very limited vocabulary. And it isn't even latin (just nonsense).

Maybe Dominus choir will work too. It also has a lovely tone.
Im Dane too