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[SOLID_EVEREST]

Don't know if this has been mentioned yet, but who do you guys think will compose the soundtrack? If Jeremy Soule composes it, I will be really happy because his music is the best I've heard: Guild Wars, Oblivion, Dungeon Siege, are some of the best soundtracks. I hope we don't get Inon Zur; I wasn't too impressed with a lot of his music. Although I did enjoy the title screen music, I didn't enjoy any of the other area's music.

[Deputy Secretary of Awesome]

I thought Inon Zur did a good job, but it would be interesting to see someone like say Jespyr Kyd, Bear McCreary, or even Rob Lane do the score.

[Special_Agent_Goodwrench]

Jespyr Kyd? Hell yeah!

Since we're on the topic of the soundtrack again, I'll mention Corvus Corax. Yet again. Unles CC are busy working on their next album or touring, Bioware needs to get them on board to both help write and perform music.
Here's few examples for those interested:

Modifié par DrunkDeadman, 10 juillet 2010 - 03:15 .

[SOLID_EVEREST]

Deputy Secretary of Awesome wrote...

I thought Inon Zur did a good job, but it would be interesting to see someone like say Jespyr Kyd, Bear McCreary, or even Rob Lane do the score.

I just YouTube some of the ones you mentioned: didn't like McCreary or Lane, but Kyd was pretty awesome. I haven't played any of the games he composed for, but they were pretty good songs. I wouldn't mind something like that in the new Dragon Age.

[Deputy Secretary of Awesome]

Yea, Kyd is pretty brilliant. He did all the Hitman soundtracks, and more recently composed for the Assassin's Creed games.

[sydranark]

Kidz Bop anyone? kill hordes of enemies while listening to a kindergartner's' interpretation of soulja boy

[SOLID_EVEREST]

www.youtube.com/watch

This is more or less something that just totally immersed me in Oblivion. I mean I remember looking up at the stars and hearing this beautiful music playing--just epic. I wish I had that same feeling in Dragon Age, which is why I didn't really like Inon Zur's music score. I just felt it was way shy of epic.

Or something like this www.youtube.com/watch
my favorite song in Guild Wars.

[Special_Agent_Goodwrench]

SOLID_EVEREST wrote...

www.youtube.com/watch

This is more or less something that just totally immersed me in Oblivion. I mean I remember looking up at the stars and hearing this beautiful music playing--just epic. I wish I had that same feeling in Dragon Age, which is why I didn't really like Inon Zur's music score. I just felt it was way shy of epic.

Or something like this www.youtube.com/watch
my favorite song in Guild Wars.

The links are messed up. At least on my end.

But if you meant this piece for Oblivion, I just have to say 2 things. 1. I loved when it started playing at night while I'm calmly walking trough a forest and looking at the stars, and 2. For some reason it always freaked me out. Probably because I went inside the Weatherleah while it was still occupied by ogres and saw the bones all over the house.

[Phazor58]

Jeremy Soule is a beast. Guild Wars music = epic. I'm so glad he's doing the music for GW2 as well. AND the devs at ANet know how to release info that actually makes us gamers happy.



That's one game I'm definitely looking forward to in 2011. Let's hope DA2 shapes up and becomes something I'm looking forward to as well.

[BroBear Berbil]

I'm hoping for a new direction with the music - wasn't a big fan of DA's soundtrack. Don't know who should do the soundtrack but whoever does I want more vocals in the music!

[Special_Agent_Goodwrench]

OnionXI wrote...

I'm hoping for a new direction with the music - wasn't a big fan of DA's soundtrack. Don't know who should do the soundtrack but whoever does I want more vocals in the music!

If you didn't yet, check out my Corvus Corax links. Especially the 2nd one. See if that may be up your alley.

Modifié par DrunkDeadman, 10 juillet 2010 - 05:06 .

[Corbin Netharia]

Deputy Secretary of Awesome wrote...

I thought Inon Zur did a good job, but it would be interesting to see someone like say Jespyr Kyd, Bear McCreary, or even Rob Lane do the score.

I second Rob Lane. Both he and Rohan Stevenson have jumped to two of my favourite composers from their work with the Merlin series. They are now right at the top with Michael Kamen and Hans Zimmer. I'm actually working on a 10 minute cinematic piece based on the music of Merlin at the moment that should be posted on youtube in the coming weeks.

Modifié par Corbin Netharia, 17 octobre 2010 - 05:53 .

[The Hardest Thing In The World]

Michael Giacchino did well for the Star Trek soundtrack but I'm happy Bioware is sticking with Inon Zur.

[Fault Girl]

Will the song from the first trailer be on it? Love it!

[DarthCaine]

I think the music was the weakest part of DAO. It just felt generic and bland and I got sick of the main theme after a while.

Music in a high fantasy game should feel epic. I think Enya songs would fit great (they were used in LOTR and Gladiator). I also like Jesper Kyd's music (Assassin's Creed and Hitman composer)

I liked the music used in trailer, but I'd have to see about the overall package.

Out of BioWare games, Jade Empire and ME2 definitely had the best soundtracks

Modifié par DarthCaine, 17 octobre 2010 - 06:34 .

[The Hardest Thing In The World]

I think ToB soundtrack was the most epic and my favourite.

[Aristorum]

I thought Inon was returning for DA2. I feel like it was brought up in one of the PAX interviews.

[stormrain]

Previous thread on soundtrack if anyone wants to see it. 

The DA:O soundtrack had some pretty good pieces, but left alot to be desired. I'm of the mind that Inon Zur will improve with every game.

[Iriedesa]

I agree I played Oblivion all the through and the music is what i loved the most to look up at the sky and here that beautiful music gave me a scence of peace. I would like to see him come and all the music for dragon age. your friend Iriedesa