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Shortly after the 40 minute cut went up, Spence approached his friend Jafet Meza, who at the time was transcribing the entire Halo soundtrack in MIDI. He asked Meza if he could help with a recreation of the Union, and Meza recommended they take it a step further and recreate the entire piece. Spence made a [https://www.reddit.com/r/DestinyTheGame/comments/4v6q62/ladies_and_gentlemen_music_of_the_spheres/?ref=search_posts Reddit post] with a short mix of Union that was originally intended to go onto the popular Destiny YouTube page PlanetDestiny. Spence recruited his friend Lady Desiree into the project shortly before it went on Reddit. The project was later renamed "Harmony of the Spheres". | Shortly after the 40 minute cut went up, Spence approached his friend Jafet Meza, who at the time was transcribing the entire Halo soundtrack in MIDI. He asked Meza if he could help with a recreation of the Union, and Meza recommended they take it a step further and recreate the entire piece. Spence made a [https://www.reddit.com/r/DestinyTheGame/comments/4v6q62/ladies_and_gentlemen_music_of_the_spheres/?ref=search_posts Reddit post] with a short mix of Union that was originally intended to go onto the popular Destiny YouTube page PlanetDestiny. Spence recruited his friend Lady Desiree into the project shortly before it went on Reddit. The project was later renamed "Harmony of the Spheres". | ||
Time later a fan named Tlohtzin Espinosa started a new project about Destiny's musical prequel, and with the help of Owen they put together the closest version of Music of the Spheres called Definitive Edition. Which made the Destiny composer was impressed by its accuracy, which led to some media reports on the project | |||
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