Re: In need of a lib or place of orchestral free music for free use
@defender The way you phrased your dislike. You are doing this, you belong with those people, but you are at least better...
I certainly understand your frustration, however, we do not know whether OP did not go through the resources because of sheer laziness, or because of something else. There are a number of reasons why and how a topic can be missed, even if it's sticky.
A lot of times, this is because people are inclined to just post a new topic, rather than search. Even though I don't agree with this, and if indeed what you were suggesting was happening, pointing out the location, i.e. being constructive, would have been a lot more helpful, not only for OP, but also for other people in the future. Imagine everyone'd reply to trivial topics with a rant, people having less experience would not see it as encouragement to behave and communicate better.
@1: Please go through the resources and check. It might take more time, but you will probably find things that you weren't necessarily looking for as well. Doing it yourself is always the best idea, unless you hire someone to compose for you, because at this point, only you know what you need. Looking for battle music is a bit too generic to me, there are a number of styles that I can imagine as battle music: hybrid trailer scores, medieval, religious (e.g. just an organ), 8-bit, etc. The same for music that indicates sneaking around, there are scores where just one note is used throughout via a violin section, there are ones with a piano and a vibraphone, sort of a James Bond-esque style, a harp and a flute with a bass line, etc. There might be something like these on the above-mentioned resources page as well.
Hth,
Rob
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