Every time you talk about Deus Ex, someone has to reinstall it and play it. In this case, that someone is me. A great tribute to one of my favorite games of all time.
CryonautMusic I totally agree with you, Deus Ex is one of the best game ever made ! The soundtrack, the story, the characters, everything is great in this game ! Nice work by the way !
It's 2021 while I write this and this remix still stands the test of time just like the game itself does. If your still out there Cryonaut, and reading these comments, true art like this never ages and because of that, I predict people will still be listening to it in the decades to come. :)
Hey, Lambonights - yes, I'm still here and I still do read every comment that gets posted on any of my tracks. Thank you so much for the high praise. I was thrilled when I had recently noticed my little musical tribute here had surpassed 100K views. I am just as thrilled to read your kind words - thanks for making my day! :)
This game....its just something else. In a same way like first matrix movie was a radically different beast from its shallow action packed sequels, first movie felt more spiritual, semi religious and deep in meaning, it was as if movie was spilling out into our real world and makes u stop for a second and think about our systems of values, meaning and purpose of life. This game did same thing. Its hard to explain now how much immersion power this game had in its prime day, It simply could not be compared to anything else at that time. It truly felt like living a life inside game. Warren Spector, who made game used to call it a immersion simulator, first of its kind to be realized. Little did we knew back then, when we played this game that 20 years later world will turn upside down, and now we live in practical joke where this game is now playing us instead.
The layering of the JC and Morpheus dialogue over the song reminds me alot of the early releases of the bladerunner soundtrack. That all had some dialogue over it
I must say, the first Deus Ex game that I played was Human Revolution around 6 years ago and I enjoyed that game a lot. But after that, I found the original Deus Ex, got curious, played it, and it quickly became 1 of my #1 favorite games of all time that I have played through several times now. Truly a timeless game that ages like fine wine.
Agreed - the original game is something very special. But I've enjoyed all the other games in the series as well, even Invisible War, which was sort of the black sheep of the Deus Ex family. I'm still waiting for Square Enix to do a full-blown modern remake on the original. Wishful thinking, I suppose...
I beated the game just three days ago, and now I fully understood why it's so beloved and praised by many. Not only the gameplay is incredibly solid and rewarding, but the atmosphere and style is spot-on. The three endings still get stuck in my mind because all the implications each one brings to the table, and how much of a far cry they are from the overused "good ending/bad ending" structure we're used to this day. A masterpiece through and through. And an excellent cover you made, of course!
For you who stiill listen to this music in 2023, there was something i can't explain behind this remix. more you listen to this, more you get deeper sensation about the intensity and it's story telling. Pictures and music transition are just perfect and magical at the same time, made us listen more, and more...
Hey, thanks so much! I'm glad you like my little video montage as well as the music. And I'm thrilled people are still coming back to listen to it so many years later! :)
People don't give enough credit for how good the story was in DX and how well it went down. The rivalry between JC Denton and Bob Page is legendary - the suspense is heavy when you're trying to disable the Warhead in Vandenburg - but it grows even more when you reach area51. Bob Page is my favorite villain out of any videogame for sure.
+Shooter McGavin Well, Deus ex is still considered the smartest game around... (Unless I missed something).You can't give more credit than what it already got, everyone knows it's a game for Philosophers Over-thinkers and conspiracy theorists.Or just fans of the early stages of action RPG :)
Yair Barnatan In that case, feel free to watch ThreadbareInc's Deus Ex walkthrough. He even gives short college-level lectures about topics that the game mentioned but didn't have time to cover.
after 23 years I play modern games to this day, but i doubt that any other game will ever cause such emotions that deus ex did back in the 2000. Technology advances, but man playing this game back in the day on my CRT... it changed my life.
I like your emphasis on the briefing section of the original UMX - sets this apart from the other covers. You also resisted messing with the tempo, which gives it a familiarity other remixes often lack. Well done.
Doug Gallivan Yeah, it's tempting to speed it up and mess around too much with the core elements, but ultimately I wanted more of a tribute to the fantastic original and less of a 'reimagining'. Glad you like it!
This is a labor of love, as evidenced not just by the quality of the remix, but also by what you've (rightfully) written about the masterpiece that is Deus Ex. Kudos!
Why thank you! Undoubtedly the most intriguing conversation in the game, and it's not even part of any quest. One of my favourite elements of this incredible game.
Love it man - first played DX at 10 years old. I'm 31 now. I will never stop loving this game and my copy is a precious possession. Love the slower pace you took with this, it fits really well and a good alternative to the other remixes out there.
Yeah, DX will always be one of the top gaming experiences of my life. And a glorious trip through nostalgia every time I dust it off again. Glad you like the track!
What a wonderful rendition! I also love the fact how you integrated my two favorite themes to a single song. I love the whole Synapse / Hong Kong Streets / Wan Chai routine as well. Glorious, sir! And thank you :-)
Erik Forsström Hey, thanks, Erik! Yeah, next to the Unatco theme, the Hong Kong theme is a close second as far as memorable melodies go. I'm glad you like the track!
So I just beat this game for the first time EVER in my life and I'm now a fan of it. One thing I wanted to say is that I appreciate that usage of the dialogue between JC and Morpheus. It was very profound listening to that and it is very compelling listening to it with a theme that implies Conspiracy Theories. I especially love the part where you added in "God was a dream of good government. You will soon have your god. And you will make it with your own hands."
Hey, thanks for the comment! Those last lines gave me chills when I first spoke to Morpheus in the game. They still give me chills hearing them today, especially in the world we're living in.
@@oblivious108 I often wonder if the advent of an A.I "god" will be the logical conclusion of the exponentially increasing sophistication of A.I. And if so, would it become a benevolent caretaker of humanity, or would it consider us merely a pointless nuisance and eliminate us as its first order of business? Or something else we can't imagine? And could it happen in our lifetimes?
@@CryonautMusic There's a reason why I chose Ths Dark Age ending. And why I think it's the most ethical of all endings.... I'm probably going to get a lot of hate for that. Lol
@@oblivious108 I always chose the Helios ending because it seemed to me to be the most extreme course correction (or at least an attempt at course correction). I would agree that the Dark Age ending is certainly the most "human". I love that Deus Ex gave you that choice. Did you ever play Invisible War, the sequel? It had an interesting take on what happened after area 51 in the original game.
When I played Deus Ex: Human Revolution for the first time and I heard that repeating arpeggio from the original game it gave me chills. They made me wait for it and it was worth it.
I commented a year ago, just gotta come back and say once again, this is the greatest remix of Deus ex I've ever heard. I have this saved on my phone and I listen to this often. It's so nostalgic and it really brings me back 20+ years when I first played this game. All I can say is thank you, this is amazing. It means a lot to me that you took the time and effort to make this. You kept the original sound and made the perfect remix.
Just an amazing remix. Other remixes often just seem to add some distortion onto the original, but you not only added other tracks of the game into the mix, but somehow actually made it work.
And I am once again thanking you for giving it another look and listen! I'm so glad you like it, and I'm thrilled that this piece is still being appreciated so many years later! :)
@Cryonaut you made a wonderful piece of music based on one of the greatest video games in history - You clearly put a lot of effort and love into this. Kudos.
Sorry that I'm only getting to these replies now... but thank you for the kind words! Glad you liked playing Deux Ex as well. I sometimes wish I could go back in time just so I could play it again and discover it for the first time. :)
Perfect! Nothing more, nothing less. This remix is worthy of being included in the official soundtrack. Thanks for putting the time and effort into this.
Ah indeed.. You made me re-install. This is the greatest game of all time. No other one has raised such hatred and resentment towards the state of the game world and some characters. And the feeling of melancholy it emits. Thank you, a remix I'm going to listen a few times more.
Yeah, that's the funny thing about Deus Ex - it's one of the few game worlds that affects me on a deeply emotional level. Every time I replay it, it feels like I'm 'coming home' to something special. It's dark and grimy, and the mood is pretty bleak all the way through... but I absolutely LOVE it like that!
Hey thanks - glad you liked it! Yup, I'm still working on new material - covers and original compositions. Been busy with home renovations lately, so music has taken a back seat these last few months. I should be getting back into the studio soon, though! :)
Hey, glad I was able to brighten your day a bit! That's the only reason I do this, so thank you for saying so! Oh, and it's my favourite conversation, too :)
Thanks, Griffen! Yeah, that conversation was one of the most memorable experiences I've ever had in a video game, so I thought it was worth trying to incorporate it in there somehow. Glad you like it! :)
Wow, this is a masterful arrangement, clearly a labour of love. So many nice touches across the entire track, a hint of prophetic phrases from an AI, its got it all.
Extremely competent and enjoyable work, please make more of these! They are a joy to listen to. A version without the (albeit excellent) dialog section in the middle would also be great, or perhaps split more in shorter segments. Either way, keep up the good work!
JC Denton, in da fresh! All joking aside, I'm happy you like it! Yeah, I considered a version without the Morpheus convo, and maybe I could release a remixed remix or something. I'm also thinking I might try another hybrid composition of two or more Deus Ex tracks blended together, but I'm not sure how compatible the rest of the soundtrack is...
Cryonaut Sounds great! I'll look forward to see the results if you manage to do so. Creative freedom should definitely be applied, but aside from the usual knowns, I would suggest checking out the Ocean Lab one(s), I really love those too. It's basically a case of checking out the whole soundtrack and see what sounds best for you to work with.
this is one of the best remixes, pays homage to other great tracks in the game like synapse. cant believe its been 8 years since it was uploaded. edit: just read your tribute to the game, couldnt agree more! excellent work, would love to hear remix to synapse
I literally finished playing Deus Ex for the upteenth time yesterday, and now the remix makes me want to go through it all over again. Amazing game and a great remix/tribute to the classic! Great job!
Cryonaut, thank you. This game was just bloody brilliant and an important part of my mid-teen years. The mashup does inspire me to play this again. And I know I will play it again many years down the line.
You feel it man. Best remix i've heard so far. Instruments, climate, sounds, everything cooperate in perfect way. Mix of Unatco theme, Hong Kong theme and "Your improvisation theme" that fits perfect at the end are remarkable. Plus you implicate Morpheus Conversation which is one of the most memorable and inteligent dialogue in history of gaming. You have my Respect Mr. Cryonaut. Good Job!! :D
Wow, DZP - thank you! I spend a lot of time trying to make each of my compositions as good as I can, so it's great to hear back from people who enjoy the subtleties as well as the overall musical impact. Much appreciated! :)
+Tony Chang (Tony The Changfilth) The first door code in Deus Ex, Deus Ex Human Revolution, Bioshock, Bioshock 2, and some other games that i can't think of is 0451 referencing Ray Bradbury's famous book Fahrenheit 451.
The Deus Ex series is a truly amazing universe. Part of me wishes we lived in this world but at the same time it scares me because of the conspiracies. Then again I would risk living in this world.
Thank you RUclips recommendations for showing me this... I'll be honest, I wasn't expecting much when I first loaded the video, but by the end of this I was simply awestruck. You've managed to take the original track, enhance and expand on it, yet keep it instantly recognizable AND make it feel refreshingly new at the same time. Simply put, this is fantastic! I'll definitely be checking out your other stuff now.
Great remix that doesn't stray too far from the original tracks; and that's an important quality! Really made me relive the Deus Ex universe, so thank you for your remix sir! What an awesome game it is.
Thank you! Yes, I did try to stay as faithful as possible to the original instrumentation (with a few extras thrown in here and there), so I'm glad it resonated so well with you! :)
Sir, your video description is beyond adequate. I also had the pleasure of playing "Deus Ex" back in the day. I loved exploring every nook and cranny in the "Deus Ex" universe. I had fun interacting with different characters who had different points of view as well as funny accents. Today, I still treasure the game's story for being so real even in today's world. I even recommended "Deus Ex" to my former high school English teacher even though she wasn't a gamer. With RUclips walkthroughs, she can watch other people play yet experience the game's story, yes? Speaking of walkthroughs, have you watched ThreadbareInc's walkthrough? He even went as far as discussing scientific discoveries, philosophies, literature, and other conspiracy theories. No easy task.
Tony Chang Hey Tony, thanks for the info! I'll have to checkout that walkthrough - I'm looking forward to finding out more about the deeper details behind the Deus Ex universe! :)
Cryonaut *ThreadbareInc's also working on a "Bioshock Infinite" walkthrough if you're curious.* *If you want a good laugh, try Googling "Optimus Prime Dragon Tooth Sword." There should be a photo of Optimus Prime holding what looks like a toothed cleaver painted light blue. A tribute to two different franchises, perhaps?*
Cryonaut That reminds me, have you watched "Transformers: Age of Extinction?" Imagine the Autobots meeting the Triads during their stay in Hong Kong. Gordon Quick: "The Luminous Path is closed to Autobots."
Human revolution lost a lot of original DX dark shadow atmosphere. Most of DX levels have night/dawn sky or are in dark tunnels. This is so atmospheric. Level designers of DX were pure geniuses. Reminds mi little dark design of system shock 1 or Thief the metal age.
@@janbalaban5268 people just don't understand Human Revolution, the atmosphere is different for a reason, even the bums being dressed nicely is for a reason, the times were different, things were easier and more laid back, no diseases, riots or martial laws that make cities look like ghost towns, the only issue people cared about were terrorism and politics until the game's end at least, and those were "kinda" light compared to what was going on in OG Deus Ex, in other words 2025 was not as dark and gritty as 2050 in the Deus Ex universe.
This music is augmented.
"If there was no UNATCO remix, it would be necessary to invent it."
I must fap. I must fap.
@@daedalus6433I spilled my drink laughing at this
Every time you talk about Deus Ex, someone has to reinstall it and play it. In this case, that someone is me. A great tribute to one of my favorite games of all time.
Ha ha - so true! And I'm sure I'm not alone in saying that this game never really gets 'uninstalled' on my machine. Glad you like the track!
CryonautMusic I totally agree with you, Deus Ex is one of the best game ever made ! The soundtrack, the story, the characters, everything is great in this game ! Nice work by the way !
snake74500 Yup - a near perfect game... aside from... some of the voice acting... :P
Not only you are reinstalling it at the moment..
Well I've just reinstalled it haha
It's 2021 while I write this and this remix still stands the test of time just like the game itself does. If your still out there Cryonaut, and reading these comments, true art like this never ages and because of that, I predict people will still be listening to it in the decades to come. :)
Molto bene!
Hey, Lambonights - yes, I'm still here and I still do read every comment that gets posted on any of my tracks. Thank you so much for the high praise. I was thrilled when I had recently noticed my little musical tribute here had surpassed 100K views. I am just as thrilled to read your kind words - thanks for making my day! :)
This game....its just something else.
In a same way like first matrix movie was a radically different beast from its shallow action packed sequels, first movie felt more spiritual, semi religious and deep in meaning, it was as if movie was spilling out into our real world and makes u stop for a second and think about our systems of values, meaning and purpose of life.
This game did same thing. Its hard to explain now how much immersion power this game had in its prime day, It simply could not be compared to anything else at that time. It truly felt like living a life inside game. Warren Spector, who made game used to call it a immersion simulator, first of its kind to be realized.
Little did we knew back then, when we played this game that 20 years later world will turn upside down, and now we live in practical joke where this game is now playing us instead.
Very well said.
The layering of the JC and Morpheus dialogue over the song reminds me alot of the early releases of the bladerunner soundtrack. That all had some dialogue over it
Literally the best UNATCO remix I have ever heard.
And considering the insane amount of UNATCO remixes there are, that is quite a feat.
Wow - thank you! :)
Hands down the best
Hands down the best
You mean second best? I mean there is delay Lama one out there xD
You have a single fact...
I must say, the first Deus Ex game that I played was Human Revolution around 6 years ago and I enjoyed that game a lot.
But after that, I found the original Deus Ex, got curious, played it, and it quickly became 1 of my #1 favorite games of all time that I have played through several times now.
Truly a timeless game that ages like fine wine.
Agreed - the original game is something very special. But I've enjoyed all the other games in the series as well, even Invisible War, which was sort of the black sheep of the Deus Ex family. I'm still waiting for Square Enix to do a full-blown modern remake on the original. Wishful thinking, I suppose...
I beated the game just three days ago, and now I fully understood why it's so beloved and praised by many. Not only the gameplay is incredibly solid and rewarding, but the atmosphere and style is spot-on. The three endings still get stuck in my mind because all the implications each one brings to the table, and how much of a far cry they are from the overused "good ending/bad ending" structure we're used to this day.
A masterpiece through and through. And an excellent cover you made, of course!
@@CryonautMusicGod won't let it happen unless it's done respectfully :) it's the only possible explanation 😁
I am prepared to do my duty.
*adds to favourites*
doody
For you who stiill listen to this music in 2023, there was something i can't explain behind this remix. more you listen to this, more you get deeper sensation about the intensity and it's story telling. Pictures and music transition are just perfect and magical at the same time, made us listen more, and more...
Hey, thanks so much! I'm glad you like my little video montage as well as the music. And I'm thrilled people are still coming back to listen to it so many years later! :)
The best UNATCO remix. Nothing to add
Thank you so much, Ryan - that really means a lot! :)
I, I...
@@Ezio999Auditore We...are one.
"You are a different kind of answer to a different kind of question."
People don't give enough credit for how good the story was in DX and how well it went down. The rivalry between JC Denton and Bob Page is legendary - the suspense is heavy when you're trying to disable the Warhead in Vandenburg - but it grows even more when you reach area51. Bob Page is my favorite villain out of any videogame for sure.
Speaking of Bob Page, I definitely wanted to fight him at Area 51. Instead he chose to be stuck inside his precious force field.
+Shooter McGavin Well, Deus ex is still considered the smartest game around... (Unless I missed something).You can't give more credit than what it already got, everyone knows it's a game for Philosophers Over-thinkers and conspiracy theorists.Or just fans of the early stages of action RPG :)
Yair Barnatan A fellow Deus Ex fan? I still miss the game.
+Tony Chang (Tony The Changfilth) Deus Ex is a game that it's message only gets more relevant as time proceeds.
I'm a fan :)
Yair Barnatan
In that case, feel free to watch ThreadbareInc's Deus Ex walkthrough. He even gives short college-level lectures about topics that the game mentioned but didn't have time to cover.
Still the best of the series. It deserves a remake with this quality music!
Thanks so much, Toast Man!
a masterpiece cant be remade
after 23 years I play modern games to this day, but i doubt that any other game will ever cause such emotions that deus ex did back in the 2000. Technology advances, but man playing this game back in the day on my CRT... it changed my life.
I'm right there with you. Even with the wonky graphics and quirky voice acting, it still felt like entering another world. I miss those days...
I like your emphasis on the briefing section of the original UMX - sets this apart from the other covers. You also resisted messing with the tempo, which gives it a familiarity other remixes often lack. Well done.
Doug Gallivan Yeah, it's tempting to speed it up and mess around too much with the core elements, but ultimately I wanted more of a tribute to the fantastic original and less of a 'reimagining'. Glad you like it!
so glad to have come by this , thank you for honoring such a fantastic game, love this remix!
Hey, you're very welcome, Dan! Glad you like it! :)
@@CryonautMusic
I've played this on the boombox many times at the jobsite in the last 2 weeks haha
This is a labor of love, as evidenced not just by the quality of the remix, but also by what you've (rightfully) written about the masterpiece that is Deus Ex. Kudos!
Thank you so much, C.T.! This is the first time anyone has commented on one of my write ups, so I really do appreciate the kind words! :)
The best UNATCO cover, and I've heard them all.
Hey, thanks, completely random stranger!
2:52 Cryonaut you are a goddamn genius.
Why thank you! Undoubtedly the most intriguing conversation in the game, and it's not even part of any quest. One of my favourite elements of this incredible game.
I absolutely love this remix. It has my favorite conversation, my favorite songs, all well mixed--good job, Cryonaut! Keep 'em coming!
Hey, thanks Herman! I'm glad I decided to leave the Morpheus conversation in there :)
Damn those sneaky implementations of the hong kong theme and main theme
Haha - I was actually surprised at how well they fit together! Glad you like it! :)
I have listened to this remix for years. Its so good.
Wow, thank you! I'm glad you keep coming back! :)
You turned it into the best mysterious synth wave i have ever heard.
Haha, thank you! :)
Love it man - first played DX at 10 years old. I'm 31 now. I will never stop loving this game and my copy is a precious possession. Love the slower pace you took with this, it fits really well and a good alternative to the other remixes out there.
Yeah, DX will always be one of the top gaming experiences of my life. And a glorious trip through nostalgia every time I dust it off again. Glad you like the track!
Cryonaut, this is the greatest deus ex mix I've ever heard. Nice job and would love another if possible!!!
Thank you so much, Robert! I appreciate it! :)
oh dayum so good brought back dem feels
What a wonderful rendition! I also love the fact how you integrated my two favorite themes to a single song. I love the whole Synapse / Hong Kong Streets / Wan Chai routine as well.
Glorious, sir! And thank you :-)
Erik Forsström Hey, thanks, Erik! Yeah, next to the Unatco theme, the Hong Kong theme is a close second as far as memorable melodies go. I'm glad you like the track!
Best unatco remix on tube^^
Nostalgia skill...upgraded to master :)
How many skill points would be needed, may I ask?
wowathena Wow, thank you for the kind words!!!
So I just beat this game for the first time EVER in my life and I'm now a fan of it. One thing I wanted to say is that I appreciate that usage of the dialogue between JC and Morpheus. It was very profound listening to that and it is very compelling listening to it with a theme that implies Conspiracy Theories. I especially love the part where you added in "God was a dream of good government. You will soon have your god. And you will make it with your own hands."
Hey, thanks for the comment! Those last lines gave me chills when I first spoke to Morpheus in the game. They still give me chills hearing them today, especially in the world we're living in.
@@CryonautMusic Quite so, sir. Quite so. Very prophetic, harrowing, and, for some reason, at the same time, enlightening and possibly hopeful?
@@oblivious108 I often wonder if the advent of an A.I "god" will be the logical conclusion of the exponentially increasing sophistication of A.I. And if so, would it become a benevolent caretaker of humanity, or would it consider us merely a pointless nuisance and eliminate us as its first order of business? Or something else we can't imagine? And could it happen in our lifetimes?
@@CryonautMusic There's a reason why I chose Ths Dark Age ending. And why I think it's the most ethical of all endings.... I'm probably going to get a lot of hate for that. Lol
@@oblivious108 I always chose the Helios ending because it seemed to me to be the most extreme course correction (or at least an attempt at course correction). I would agree that the Dark Age ending is certainly the most "human". I love that Deus Ex gave you that choice. Did you ever play Invisible War, the sequel? It had an interesting take on what happened after area 51 in the original game.
When I played Deus Ex: Human Revolution for the first time and I heard that repeating arpeggio from the original game it gave me chills. They made me wait for it and it was worth it.
I commented a year ago, just gotta come back and say once again, this is the greatest remix of Deus ex I've ever heard. I have this saved on my phone and I listen to this often. It's so nostalgic and it really brings me back 20+ years when I first played this game. All I can say is thank you, this is amazing. It means a lot to me that you took the time and effort to make this. You kept the original sound and made the perfect remix.
Hey, thanks so much, Robert! I appreciate the kind words!
Possibly my favourite remix of all time. 10/10
Holy moly - thank you! Your comment is a 10/10 as well :)
Just an amazing remix. Other remixes often just seem to add some distortion onto the original, but you not only added other tracks of the game into the mix, but somehow actually made it work.
Thanks, qwerty! I do what I can :)
Been cobbling together a bunch of songs for my cyberpunk playlist, mostly to enjoy while playing it. glad i stumbled upon this gem of a remix.
The Best out there! Really well Done! This just has to blow up!
Morpheus dialogue = excellent addition! Kudos man, great great work!
the best combination/mix I've found for this song, thank you for this!
You're very welcome - glad you like it! :)
the best lullaby ever
Ha ha, thanks!
This was so entrancing I had no idea I replayed it the first time. 10/10, magical in all the right ways.
That is the best Unatco Remix I've ever heard.
Hey, thanks so much! :)
"You will soon have your own god, and you will make it with your own hands"
I am once again visiting to thank you for this incredible piece of art
And I am once again thanking you for giving it another look and listen! I'm so glad you like it, and I'm thrilled that this piece is still being appreciated so many years later! :)
@@CryonautMusic you have to make a remix v2 brother
@@gambaownsus I agree!!!
Came across this last year. Still fire it up every now and then. Good job...
Hell of the first day!
Welcome aboard, RUclips comment.
@Cryonaut you made a wonderful piece of music based on one of the greatest video games in history - You clearly put a lot of effort and love into this. Kudos.
Hey, thank you for the kind words! Yes, I put a ton of time into this one, but this game deserves no less. :)
I just finished playing this game for the first time, and I had an amazing time. This remix is incredible, I'm listening over and over. Thank you!
Sorry that I'm only getting to these replies now... but thank you for the kind words! Glad you liked playing Deux Ex as well. I sometimes wish I could go back in time just so I could play it again and discover it for the first time. :)
Perfect!
Nothing more, nothing less.
This remix is worthy of being included in the official soundtrack.
Thanks for putting the time and effort into this.
Hey, wow - thank you! Glad you like it! :)
What cyberpunk 2077 wished it was
This is the best remixed version of a game song I think I’ve heard. Very nicely done! Love the building of the mood and intensity with JC and the AI.
Hey, thanks Anthony for the kind words - glad you like it! :)
This is more than a UNATCO the remix, it's more like a Deus Ex medley!
Ah indeed.. You made me re-install. This is the greatest game of all time. No other one has raised such hatred and resentment towards the state of the game world and some characters. And the feeling of melancholy it emits. Thank you, a remix I'm going to listen a few times more.
Yeah, that's the funny thing about Deus Ex - it's one of the few game worlds that affects me on a deeply emotional level. Every time I replay it, it feels like I'm 'coming home' to something special. It's dark and grimy, and the mood is pretty bleak all the way through... but I absolutely LOVE it like that!
Dude u still up on yt with ur augmented remixing skills?
Woah dude...you even stuck up the main theme of the game by the end...truly genius man!
Hey thanks - glad you liked it! Yup, I'm still working on new material - covers and original compositions. Been busy with home renovations lately, so music has taken a back seat these last few months. I should be getting back into the studio soon, though! :)
@@CryonautMusic infamous second son got a great theme as well :)
@@neerajkrishnan8574 Cool - I'll check it out!
Phenomenal remix! Love how you worked the Hong Kong theme and Main Theme in later.
Dude this made my morning. You even included my favorite conversation from the game! :D
Hey, glad I was able to brighten your day a bit! That's the only reason I do this, so thank you for saying so! Oh, and it's my favourite conversation, too :)
This is absolutely incredible! Nice touch with the Morpheus conversation in the middle!
Thanks, Griffen! Yeah, that conversation was one of the most memorable experiences I've ever had in a video game, so I thought it was worth trying to incorporate it in there somehow. Glad you like it! :)
Wow, this is a masterful arrangement, clearly a labour of love. So many nice touches across the entire track, a hint of prophetic phrases from an AI, its got it all.
Thanks so much, Chris - I appreciate it!
Damn, this is good. I love how you included all the UNATCO themes, and that modulation (?) at 4:48. Spicy.
Thank you so much!
Extremely competent and enjoyable work, please make more of these! They are a joy to listen to. A version without the (albeit excellent) dialog section in the middle would also be great, or perhaps split more in shorter segments. Either way, keep up the good work!
JC Denton, in da fresh! All joking aside, I'm happy you like it! Yeah, I considered a version without the Morpheus convo, and maybe I could release a remixed remix or something. I'm also thinking I might try another hybrid composition of two or more Deus Ex tracks blended together, but I'm not sure how compatible the rest of the soundtrack is...
Cryonaut
Sounds great! I'll look forward to see the results if you manage to do so. Creative freedom should definitely be applied, but aside from the usual knowns, I would suggest checking out the Ocean Lab one(s), I really love those too. It's basically a case of checking out the whole soundtrack and see what sounds best for you to work with.
As in the game, there's so much to do. So much to do... thank you.
this is one of the best remixes, pays homage to other great tracks in the game like synapse. cant believe its been 8 years since it was uploaded.
edit: just read your tribute to the game, couldnt agree more! excellent work, would love to hear remix to synapse
Whoever gave this thumb's down deserves a silent takedown.
*gives you GEP Gun*
gimme the GEP gun
@@noobgamersland6969 The GEP Gun takedown is the most silent way to eliminate Manderley.
I literally finished playing Deus Ex for the upteenth time yesterday, and now the remix makes me want to go through it all over again. Amazing game and a great remix/tribute to the classic! Great job!
"HOW ABOUT SOME SABOT ROUNDS"
Get pills against my orders! Keep movin!
The code to the ramp is 666, but watch out for Sandra's friend.
We’re 100% BLACK
Me too.
@@Mortis-rb2bp Homeless people kidnapped the soldiers.
They made me inject the soldiers with DEATH.
I know the commander. He’s my friend. The commaaaaander.
Cryonaut, thank you. This game was just bloody brilliant and an important part of my mid-teen years. The mashup does inspire me to play this again. And I know I will play it again many years down the line.
People need to play the mod called Nihilum. A nearly perfect one with different, yet amazing music.
I enjoyed this remix. Nice work.
Glad you liked it! I'll have to check out Nihilum - thanks for the tip!
I'd play it if I could get it to work... for some reason it REALLY doesn't like my install or Vice Versa. Every time I try to launch it crashes.
You feel it man. Best remix i've heard so far. Instruments, climate, sounds, everything cooperate in perfect way. Mix of Unatco theme, Hong Kong theme and "Your improvisation theme" that fits perfect at the end are remarkable. Plus you implicate Morpheus Conversation which is one of the most memorable and inteligent dialogue in history of gaming. You have my Respect Mr. Cryonaut. Good Job!! :D
Wow, DZP - thank you! I spend a lot of time trying to make each of my compositions as good as I can, so it's great to hear back from people who enjoy the subtleties as well as the overall musical impact. Much appreciated! :)
0451!
Thanks for the code.
+Fernando Mikowski Anyone know the 0451 conspiracy?
John Wenzel
What conspiracy?
+Tony Chang (Tony The Changfilth) The first door code in Deus Ex, Deus Ex Human Revolution, Bioshock, Bioshock 2, and some other games that i can't think of is 0451 referencing Ray Bradbury's famous book Fahrenheit 451.
John Wenzel
That I know of as well. No surprise to me.
The Deus Ex series is a truly amazing universe. Part of me wishes we lived in this world but at the same time it scares me because of the conspiracies. Then again I would risk living in this world.
Thank you RUclips recommendations for showing me this... I'll be honest, I wasn't expecting much when I first loaded the video, but by the end of this I was simply awestruck. You've managed to take the original track, enhance and expand on it, yet keep it instantly recognizable AND make it feel refreshingly new at the same time. Simply put, this is fantastic! I'll definitely be checking out your other stuff now.
Rokinath Hey, I'm glad you were pleasantly surprised, ha ha! Hope you like my other stuff! :)
Listened to them all multiple times already; its all great stuff :)
Rokinath Awesome! I really appreciate that, Rokinath - thank you!!!
This is amazing! I love how you matched the V/O and the pictures to narrate and sequence the story, and the MUSIC, is *SPECTACULAR!* Great job man.
That Hong Kong Synapse easter egg was pure gold. This is a very good medley remix
dude... Get famous. This is gold.
+Justin Martin Hey, thanks Justin! Believe me, I'm working at it... one tune at a time... :)
This is on my gaming playlist permanently!
One of my favorite tracks to have playing while coding
Well done! This is an awesome remix! I'm off to go and perform my annual reinstall and play through :)
fantastic!... I thought people had stopped making stuff like this!
Hey, thanks! I'm happy you found me!
The best Deus Ex cover i have ever listened . Good job .
Один из лучших миксов!!! Спасибки!
Hey, thank you! You're welcome! :)
A song is a question asked by art, and answered by audience. This is a different kind of remix, with a different kind of jam.
the music is great.. these pictures... the - best ! omfg. music + pictures. best game in the world. the only nr. 1!
Great remix! Love it!
Thanks so much! :)
Thanks man! I love Deus Ex since year 2K and this is the best mix i ever heard! Especially to include the dialog with morpheus!
Thanks, Antonio - glad you like it!
Part starting 4:48 is absolutely amazing
Hey, thank you! :)
Excellent remix! Brought back a lot of memories.
Awesome - thank you!
This cover must be worth over 9000 Praxis.
awesome remix of one of the best tracks of one of the best games!
+千鳥かなめ the video is also great!
+千鳥かなめ Thank you! :)
Cool remix, I like the incorporation of different themes. "You are an another kind of question."
The most professional remix of Deus Ex music I have heard.
Thank you, Richard - I really appreciate that!
Fantastic remix.
Thank you! :)
Great remix that doesn't stray too far from the original tracks; and that's an important quality! Really made me relive the Deus Ex universe, so thank you for your remix sir! What an awesome game it is.
Thank you! Yes, I did try to stay as faithful as possible to the original instrumentation (with a few extras thrown in here and there), so I'm glad it resonated so well with you! :)
I have literally listened to 34379283294 covers of the Unatco theme and it never gets old.
WHY CAN'T GAMES LIKE THIS EXIST ANYMORE!!!!??? ... what a shame.
Sir, your video description is beyond adequate. I also had the pleasure of playing "Deus Ex" back in the day. I loved exploring every nook and cranny in the "Deus Ex" universe. I had fun interacting with different characters who had different points of view as well as funny accents. Today, I still treasure the game's story for being so real even in today's world.
I even recommended "Deus Ex" to my former high school English teacher even though she wasn't a gamer. With RUclips walkthroughs, she can watch other people play yet experience the game's story, yes?
Speaking of walkthroughs, have you watched ThreadbareInc's walkthrough? He even went as far as discussing scientific discoveries, philosophies, literature, and other conspiracy theories. No easy task.
Tony Chang Hey Tony, thanks for the info! I'll have to checkout that walkthrough - I'm looking forward to finding out more about the deeper details behind the Deus Ex universe! :)
Cryonaut *ThreadbareInc's also working on a "Bioshock Infinite" walkthrough if you're curious.*
*If you want a good laugh, try Googling "Optimus Prime Dragon Tooth Sword." There should be a photo of Optimus Prime holding what looks like a toothed cleaver painted light blue. A tribute to two different franchises, perhaps?*
Tony Chang Hey, mix some Deus Ex into ANY other franchise and it'll probably be an improvement, ha ha!
Cryonaut That reminds me, have you watched "Transformers: Age of Extinction?" Imagine the Autobots meeting the Triads during their stay in Hong Kong.
Gordon Quick: "The Luminous Path is closed to Autobots."
Excellent remix! This will be my new writing/coding background music. :)
+PlatformHero Ha ha, awesome - glad you like it!
You're writing would be augmented...
Stellar work. Just flooded me with awesome memories. REINSTALLING NOW DAMMIT!!
best in-game soundtrack ever
This remix is fantastic. Really impressed with your work Cryonaut.
High praise from Caesar himself - thank you, your excellency!!! :)
They really have to remake this game in the Human Revolution engine.
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Better in Mankind Divided engine 😏
pls just use UE4.
Human revolution lost a lot of original DX dark shadow atmosphere.
Most of DX levels have night/dawn sky or are in dark tunnels. This is so atmospheric. Level designers of DX were pure geniuses.
Reminds mi little dark design of system shock 1 or Thief the metal age.
@@janbalaban5268 people just don't understand Human Revolution, the atmosphere is different for a reason, even the bums being dressed nicely is for a reason, the times were different, things were easier and more laid back, no diseases, riots or martial laws that make cities look like ghost towns, the only issue people cared about were terrorism and politics until the game's end at least, and those were "kinda" light compared to what was going on in OG Deus Ex, in other words 2025 was not as dark and gritty as 2050 in the Deus Ex universe.
This is just gold.
Extremely huge gap between the subscriber and viewer count in this channel. This is absolutely the best UNATCO remix on RUclips.
From the start to 1:30 it's beautiful but after it's frightful
Thanks so much! Yeah, fewer subscribers because I don't put a ton out there. Glad you like this track though!