vaultboy101 wrote...
Tamahome560 wrote...
Yeah a collaborative effort would be so much better than just having Clint Mansell. But I'm sure it will be great regardless!
Thank you Wall of Sound for the awesome musical score's! The music you created for the Mass Effect universe was brilliant and I will never forget what you did for the franchise.
Looks like Bioware and EA forgot what Jack Wall/ Sam Hulick and the team did for the Mass Effect Franchise....
Modifié par vaultboy101, 10 février 2011 - 07:41 .
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Silmane wrote...
I know AwesomeName and a couple others will swoop in and reaffirm that Clint is gonna be amazing, but all I ask of Clint is to treat this like a real project. I'm obviously not the only one who feels this way or we wouldn't have 20+ pages.
Just crossing my fingers.
vaultboy101 wrote...
Yes indeed here we go
I am just supporting Jack Wall and friends.
That does not mean I will not buy Bioware games. DA2 and ME3 are preorders for me and Clint's involvement does not change that.
Jack Wall is a musical god to me and Clint isn't (yet) based on his previous work which is average at best.
Phaedon wrote...
People are bitter, reluctant to change, I get that, but hyperboles won't help.
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Mesina2 wrote...
Something quick I did.
AwesomeName wrote...
Mesina2 wrote...
Something quick I did.
As much as I love Lux Aeterna, I really wish you used a different song!
That was nice.Mesina2 wrote...
Something quick I did.
Modifié par Phaedon, 10 février 2011 - 08:05 .
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Mesina2 wrote...
AwesomeName wrote...
Mesina2 wrote...
Something quick I did.
As much as I love Lux Aeterna, I really wish you used a different song!
Which other Clint Mansell music fits that scene?
Modifié par LauraNoir, 10 février 2011 - 08:22 .
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Babli wrote...
If some of you really cant see why some people arent so excited about it, its obvious. Consistency. Doing last chapter of a trilogy suddenly with different composer who isnt even a game music composer is somehow... not usual.
And sometimes, famous composers who score movies are threating scoring for games as second-class project.
I didnt hear any samples from ME 3 from Clint so I´m not judging his capabilities as for scoring a videogame right now.
But I´m not excited at all...and I like Clint´s movie scores. But games are very different. As Jesper Kyd said, game composers should try something different and not just copy movie music, otherwise it will never gain respect it deserves.
Modifié par AwesomeName, 10 février 2011 - 08:33 .
We will see. I´m very curious. But still there should be Jack, Sam and Wall of Sound. It´s like SW VI without John Williams for me.AwesomeName wrote...
Babli wrote...
If some of you really cant see why some people arent so excited about it, its obvious. Consistency. Doing last chapter of a trilogy suddenly with different composer who isnt even a game music composer is somehow... not usual.
And sometimes, famous composers who score movies are threating scoring for games as second-class project.
I didnt hear any samples from ME 3 from Clint so I´m not judging his capabilities as for scoring a videogame right now.
But I´m not excited at all...and I like Clint´s movie scores. But games are very different. As Jesper Kyd said, game composers should try something different and not just copy movie music, otherwise it will never gain respect it deserves.
I really don't see why Clint Mansell would make things harder on himself by ignoring 2 entire games worth of music reference and start from scratch. The guy has a diverse range of experience with different genres of music; he's proven that he can seamlessly weave his own style with a pre-existing body of work; and a lot of his work is just downright incredible, especially for films which weren't made for mainstream cinema. He strikes me as the kind of guy who has the artistic integrity to do a great job, provided the subject matter, not his salary, demands it. He can do this.
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