New music posted

[Soundz]

We do, and we appreciate all the love!

[Darkenmal]

Originally Posted by Soundz

We do, and we appreciate all the love!

We need more. MORE I SAY! :P

[Code187]

plz dont hate me. BUT...

to me most of the tracks sound verry similar,
might be, becorse it has to fit in over the entire game.

jungle drums is what pops im my mind with 4 of them.

it sounds cool, BUT in the long run do i or you get tired of the same
jungle drum beat ???

anyway, keep up the great work you do, love all i see so fare :-)


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Legendery fan

[gdansk]

Originally Posted by Code187

plz dont hate me. BUT...

to me most of the tracks sound verry similar,
might be, becorse it has to fit in over the entire game.

jungle drums is what pops im my mind with 4 of them.

it sounds cool, BUT in the long run do i or you get tired of the same
jungle drum beat ???

anyway, keep up the great work you do, love all i see so fare :-)


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Legendery fan

Generally, repetition is something that fits well with hack 'n' slash games.

[ASYLUM101]

I do believe it's a recurring theme among a common area most likely. Compare that music to TQ's and you'll find it's alot more exciting.

TQ pretty much just had random flutes and shiz, and then that occassional hum/flute/brass instrument with the theme they had. You know what theme I'm talking about..

[hooby]

Never forget, that it makes a big difference, if you actively listen to music, like starting this track in your browser - or if it comes in as background music during hectic gameplay.

In the latter case, it's actually better if the music is not too expressive (or pronounced).

Actually if the differences of the tracks are rather subtle it will feel less repetitive than if it is easy to recognize so you actually know "oh this track again" while playing the game.

[Sile]

Agree.. I think the music will even sound a bit different when playing the game with how your brain interprets the visuals and the audio together.

[medierra]

Originally Posted by hooby

Never forget, that it makes a big difference, if you actively listen to music, like starting this track in your browser - or if it comes in as background music during hectic gameplay.

In the latter case, it's actually better if the music is not too expressive (or pronounced).

Actually if the differences of the tracks are rather subtle it will feel less repetitive than if it is easy to recognize so you actually know "oh this track again" while playing the game.

Better than I could have explained it myself.

+10mins to work on Grim Dawn. Thnx!

[TECHNOmancer]

The latest track reminds me of Ry Cooder's soundtrack for Last Man Standing. Was that possibly a source of inspiration?

As usual, you are producing great music. I really like the plodding beat of the drums, which makes me think of trudging through a harsh landscape while being besieged by enemies.

TECHNOmancer

[Soundz]

Last Man Standing was not a source of inspiration, but since you mentioned it I must buy and listen to it!