I suspect this would be a marching song sung when morale is flagging or when marching home from a victory. Imagine that band of brothers and sisters, the last children of Cadia, full of pride with every verse restoring flagging resolve. Their ogryn, who don't understand or remember the words, nevertheless humming perfectly in tune. Their voices providing the bass that is heard and felt by the entire regiment. Even as Abaddon destroyed their home, they stand tall and proud. For, in a sense, as long as they all draw breath? Cadia stands.
The God Emperor blesses the brave guardsmen who give their lives over the entire empire and the empire blesses you, my son, for making such good music that reflects this perfectly!
You honor me again Lion. I'm more than glad that you find this song good and fitting with the theme. I hope that the Emperor keep helping me in winning my battle against chaos (or Ai unpredictibility).
I feel like if there was a movie about the fall of cadia and it ended with a graphic scene of cadia being torn apart and the galaxy ripped asunder to invoke shock intot he audience This song would be the intro to the second movie showing cadian fleets and shock troops hunting down traitor forces.
It would be an amazing movie and a tremendous honor! I can picture it clearly: heretics invading an agri-world to capture slaves, pillaging and wreaking havoc. Then, the earth begins to shake. Birds take flight. A Chaos Marine looks around in confusion-before his head is blown apart. The camera pans to reveal a Baneblade, proudly bearing the name "Emperor's Peace," rolling out, followed by Leman Russ tanks and screaming conscripts... Even on Krieg, this movie would be an instant classic.
I'm always happy that someone finds this channel good enought to get some excitement for the themes. Welcome and stay as long as you want Every once in a while, I make a post called "The Imperium Request." You can write your suggestion there and see how it goes. Even if it’s not chosen, I might come back to the post later and see what others have written. I use these posts as a well-organized way to gather all suggestions and work on them when I have the time, credits, and most importantly, the inspiration to get them done.
Thx ! I did my research with the tools i have (wiki, lexicanum and videos of lore) and i found some things that were cool (i say some because evrything was cool but i needed to make a selection).
It always brings me immense joy to read this kind of comment: knowing that I nailed it and got a song that evokes emotions or feels fitting for the chosen theme (whether for reading or gaming) makes me incredibly happy. Thank you for writing it!
For that weak sack of flesh that you so gleefully mock is no super soldier, no immortal warrior, no creature cursed by chaos like you. He is a man, an imperial guardsmen drawn from some forgotten corner of the Imperium to fight for his species and for the safety of the people he loves. He is a factory worker, a farmer, a storekeeper, a father, a brother, a son, a mere man. And against creatures like you, teeming and numberless, powered by the very will of thirsting gods......... He holds the line. He has held the line for ten thousand Years. CADIA STANDS! FOR THE 8TH AND THE EMPEROR, FORWARD!
Keep it in mind and write it in the next post of "The Imperium Request." I'll also start looking into it (I sort of "promised" a song for them some time ago, and I need to follow through soon or later).
I will answer you by using as reference another answer i made for this kind of question: Creating this type of music isn’t as straightforward as finding a good prompt that works perfectly every time and get's the vibes i want. It’s a process that involves experimentation, adaptability, and a lot of trial and error. To get started with marching songs, I use basic prompts like "Military Chant", "Proud Soldiers Anthem", "Army March" or similar combinations to establish a foundation. From there, I refine using features like the "extension" function (adding mood, rhythm, or specific instruments in the new prompts) and also cover function for variety (and to "blend" the song variations in a more coesive way). But even with these tools, results often need tweaking: maybe there are unclear words, unexpected genre shifts, or unwanted sections and so on. Also, post-production is essential: I use tools like Audacity to cut, blend, and equalize parts from multiple outputs, sometimes pulling sections from other attempts with matching rhythms. If I’m not satisfied, I’ll start over, building on what worked previously (maybe with a more complex genere prompt that it seemed to work). probably is not the most efficient way, but for now is how i do. So, it’s not just about a single good prompt, rather it’s about persistence, creativity, and a bit of luck. AI can be unpredictable; sometimes you get what you want quickly, and other times it takes dozens (or hundreds!) of tries. Hope this helps! TL;DR For start try use things like: "Military Chant", "Proud Soldiers Anthem", "Army March" or similar combinations. Then prepare yourself to listen, evaluate, change and try again ( fingers crossed maybe work too :D )
@@rolelifeproject thank you so much, ive been trying to write theme songs for a dnd campaign and this will be a great starting point for me to refer back to in order to help. You're a life saver!
Thx! You’re right, but I tried so many times to get a good fade-out or song extension (and also changes) for this one that I had to stop, or I would have used up all my credits just on this track. Ending it this way was the only option left without ruining it too much, and I liked it too much to simply set it aside and wait. I hope the next one I’m working on will turn out better, but I’ve got an idea on how to stop it good this time i think. Maybe you’ll tell me if it’s a good approach when it’s ready. Thx for having a listen
The Rift tore the entire Milky way in half. The correct statement is "The entire galaxy broke before the Guard".
You are in the right. Last time such thing happened an entire race got their souls sucked in, the chaos gods didn't even try with the cadians.
THE PLANET BROKE BEFORE THE GUARD DID, CADIA STANDS!
Surely it did!
Cadia cannot fall as long as its name is remembered
And even then, the enemy cannot be sure they are really gone
As long as Failbaddon the Harmless draws breath, Cadia will never fall!
They have to reject him for at least other 13 times more
I wish this could just exist in Instagram music to put this in my notes without giving any context to non-warhammer fans
Soldiers of Cadia, raise your banners and let all know: Cadia stands.
Always and forever! When the Emperor returns, the Cadians will stand by his side still!
I suspect this would be a marching song sung when morale is flagging or when marching home from a victory.
Imagine that band of brothers and sisters, the last children of Cadia, full of pride with every verse restoring flagging resolve. Their ogryn, who don't understand or remember the words, nevertheless humming perfectly in tune. Their voices providing the bass that is heard and felt by the entire regiment. Even as Abaddon destroyed their home, they stand tall and proud. For, in a sense, as long as they all draw breath?
Cadia stands.
Litteral chills. Good one!
@rolelifeproject Cadia is a people, not a place. So long as a single Cadian remains alive, Cadia stands.
The God Emperor blesses the brave guardsmen who give their lives over the entire empire and the empire blesses you, my son, for making such good music that reflects this perfectly!
You honor me again Lion. I'm more than glad that you find this song good and fitting with the theme. I hope that the Emperor keep helping me in winning my battle against chaos (or Ai unpredictibility).
I feel like if there was a movie about the fall of cadia and it ended with a graphic scene of cadia being torn apart and the galaxy ripped asunder to invoke shock intot he audience
This song would be the intro to the second movie showing cadian fleets and shock troops hunting down traitor forces.
It would be an amazing movie and a tremendous honor! I can picture it clearly: heretics invading an agri-world to capture slaves, pillaging and wreaking havoc. Then, the earth begins to shake. Birds take flight. A Chaos Marine looks around in confusion-before his head is blown apart. The camera pans to reveal a Baneblade, proudly bearing the name "Emperor's Peace," rolling out, followed by Leman Russ tanks and screaming conscripts...
Even on Krieg, this movie would be an instant classic.
This is absolutely peak once again
very kind of you writing that! I hope that i would be able to get it again soon with the other one i am finishing.
Another banger! Your marches are the best! FOR CADIA!
Thx! Glad i was able to get this one too.
dude i'm getting viking vibes form this, this seems like a song a bunch of drunk guardman would start singing at the regiments boozer
You know what? I can see that too now after your comment: even when they are drunk, the Cadians are thinking about duty and revenge.
I just found this channel all of these songs are AMAZING!!! could you do a song about the Elysian drop troops
I'm always happy that someone finds this channel good enought to get some excitement for the themes. Welcome and stay as long as you want
Every once in a while, I make a post called "The Imperium Request." You can write your suggestion there and see how it goes. Even if it’s not chosen, I might come back to the post later and see what others have written. I use these posts as a well-organized way to gather all suggestions and work on them when I have the time, credits, and most importantly, the inspiration to get them done.
Is it just me or is anyone else getting Sabaton Flash backs?
Do you think so?.....mmmm, i should try to get one as those songs....
@@rolelifeprojectThe sound reminds me of "masters of the world" but the lyrics of "lost battalion". I realy like most of your Songs keep going
@floriantieger491 thx! I will do it until i can (and even more as the cadians)
Next one pls❤
Soon you will be served
Love all the references to The Fall of Cadia in this. What a book, what a song!
Thx ! I did my research with the tools i have (wiki, lexicanum and videos of lore) and i found some things that were cool (i say some because evrything was cool but i needed to make a selection).
This song is just great i am currently listening to the fall of Cadia and this song fits so perfectly
It always brings me immense joy to read this kind of comment: knowing that I nailed it and got a song that evokes emotions or feels fitting for the chosen theme (whether for reading or gaming) makes me incredibly happy. Thank you for writing it!
CADIA STANDS!!!!
Always and forever!
Cadia Stands!!!
Cadia Stands! All Imperium is Cadia now!
I feel like the Cadians and the Clone troopers from star wars would have a lot in common.
Cadia stands.
Yeah... but no Order 66 could ever work on them, that's for sure.
We Standing strong against Abbadon with this one🗣️🔊🔊🔊🔥🔥🔥❗❗❗
For that weak sack of flesh that you so gleefully mock is no super soldier, no immortal warrior, no creature cursed by chaos like you. He is a man, an imperial guardsmen drawn from some forgotten corner of the Imperium to fight for his species and for the safety of the people he loves. He is a factory worker, a farmer, a storekeeper, a father, a brother, a son, a mere man. And against creatures like you, teeming and numberless, powered by the very will of thirsting gods......... He holds the line. He has held the line for ten thousand Years.
CADIA STANDS! FOR THE 8TH AND THE EMPEROR, FORWARD!
As a huge fan of the Ultramarines, I would like a song about the end of the first company during the first Tyranid war.
Keep it in mind and write it in the next post of "The Imperium Request." I'll also start looking into it (I sort of "promised" a song for them some time ago, and I need to follow through soon or later).
goodjob another good song
Thank you! Glad you are still around
What were the themes you used in Suno to get this type of music?
I will answer you by using as reference another answer i made for this kind of question:
Creating this type of music isn’t as straightforward as finding a good prompt that works perfectly every time and get's the vibes i want. It’s a process that involves experimentation, adaptability, and a lot of trial and error.
To get started with marching songs, I use basic prompts like "Military Chant", "Proud Soldiers Anthem", "Army March" or similar combinations to establish a foundation. From there, I refine using features like the "extension" function (adding mood, rhythm, or specific instruments in the new prompts) and also cover function for variety (and to "blend" the song variations in a more coesive way).
But even with these tools, results often need tweaking: maybe there are unclear words, unexpected genre shifts, or unwanted sections and so on.
Also, post-production is essential: I use tools like Audacity to cut, blend, and equalize parts from multiple outputs, sometimes pulling sections from other attempts with matching rhythms. If I’m not satisfied, I’ll start over, building on what worked previously (maybe with a more complex genere prompt that it seemed to work).
probably is not the most efficient way, but for now is how i do.
So, it’s not just about a single good prompt, rather it’s about persistence, creativity, and a bit of luck.
AI can be unpredictable; sometimes you get what you want quickly, and other times it takes dozens (or hundreds!) of tries.
Hope this helps!
TL;DR
For start try use things like: "Military Chant", "Proud Soldiers Anthem", "Army March" or similar combinations. Then prepare yourself to listen, evaluate, change and try again ( fingers crossed maybe work too :D )
@@rolelifeproject thank you so much, ive been trying to write theme songs for a dnd campaign and this will be a great starting point for me to refer back to in order to help. You're a life saver!
Love the song, a lot, but what a terrible, jarring end. You oughta let the instruments die down at least more than that.
Thx! You’re right, but I tried so many times to get a good fade-out or song extension (and also changes) for this one that I had to stop, or I would have used up all my credits just on this track.
Ending it this way was the only option left without ruining it too much, and I liked it too much to simply set it aside and wait. I hope the next one I’m working on will turn out better, but I’ve got an idea on how to stop it good this time i think. Maybe you’ll tell me if it’s a good approach when it’s ready. Thx for having a listen
I see, I understand. Still, I hope you can figure it out. You're right that this one was too good to pass up.
@rivver56 i'm pretty sure you won't be disappointed with the ending of next one