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[AxisEvolve]

Only two Mansell... LoooooooL.

Awesome soundtrack... this is really only a fraction of the songs in the game. There appear to be hundreds of scores. Some new, some old. Very exciting.

I loved the ME1 soundtrack but I think this one is better. If nothing else, the music tops the other games IMO.

[Rob Blake]

Hi all

As many of you have mentioned, the soundtrack's content doesn't directly correlate to the content in the game. There are different requirements for both the soundtrack and the game. There was a LOT of original music in ME3 (I think we ended up with about three hours in the end) and condensing that into a soundtrack that made sense in it's own right meant a lot of pieces were left out.

I'm really happy with how it turned out though... and I tried to name the tracks in a non-spoilerific way... but the names will TOTALLY make sense once you play the game. Put a lot of thought into the naming

Just so you know, we generally have music composed into tiny chunks that are then assembled at runtime to create what you hear in game based on what you're doing. It's very difficult to turn that into a soundtrack that SOUNDS like a soundtrack and not just a bunch of random cues crossfaded together... so I'm really glad you're liking it!

Finally, as has been mentioned, wave files are the best quality format to have. You're essentially getting the final, highest quality assets, straight from my sound editor to you. If you want to make them into MP3's or ogg or whatever else, that's totally your choice. Let me know if this is a real pain so in the future we can reassess how we deliver the soundtracks.

Looking forward to next week, can't wait!!!

R

[Totally_Mad_Rat]

I still can't download it.

[RUDAL]

Templar Fox wrote...

.wav files. .wav files erry where.

Is it really wav filrs?

If it is then GREAT!!!  Im sick of all that low quality crap that is usually added to games

[Totally_Mad_Rat]

Totally_Mad_Rat wrote...

I still can't download it.

Oh, I got it.

[SpectreSaren]

I have a mp3 320kbps rip of the soundtrack. Just converted the wav. It's simple. And only 155MB.

Rob Blake wrote...

Hi all

As many of you have mentioned, the soundtrack's content doesn't directly correlate to the content in the game. There are different requirements for both the soundtrack and the game. There was a LOT of original music in ME3 (I think we ended up with about three hours in the end) and condensing that into a soundtrack that made sense in it's own right meant a lot of pieces were left out.

I'm really happy with how it turned out though... and I tried to name the tracks in a non-spoilerific way... but the names will TOTALLY make sense once you play the game. Put a lot of thought into the naming

Just so you know, we generally have music composed into tiny chunks that are then assembled at runtime to  create what you hear in game based on what you're doing. It's very difficult to turn that into a soundtrack that SOUNDS like a soundtrack and not just a bunch of random cues crossfaded together... so I'm really glad you're liking it!

Finally, as has been mentioned, wave  files are the best quality format to have. You're essentially getting the final, highest quality assets, straight from my sound editor to you. If you want to make them into MP3's or ogg or whatever else, that's totally your choice. Let me know if this is a real pain so in the future we can reassess how we deliver the soundtracks.

Looking forward to next week, can't wait!!!

R

Allow me to be the first to thank you for such an incredible job! Really! This is the soundtrack of the year in my own opinion. Sorry Hans Zimmer, and The Dark Knight Rises. You'll have to take second place.

Modifié par SpectreSaren, 04 mars 2012 - 08:34 .

[twisty77]

Rob Blake wrote...

Hi all

As many of you have mentioned, the soundtrack's content doesn't directly correlate to the content in the game. There are different requirements for both the soundtrack and the game. There was a LOT of original music in ME3 (I think we ended up with about three hours in the end) and condensing that into a soundtrack that made sense in it's own right meant a lot of pieces were left out.

I'm really happy with how it turned out though... and I tried to name the tracks in a non-spoilerific way... but the names will TOTALLY make sense once you play the game. Put a lot of thought into the naming

Just so you know, we generally have music composed into tiny chunks that are then assembled at runtime to create what you hear in game based on what you're doing. It's very difficult to turn that into a soundtrack that SOUNDS like a soundtrack and not just a bunch of random cues crossfaded together... so I'm really glad you're liking it!

Finally, as has been mentioned, wave files are the best quality format to have. You're essentially getting the final, highest quality assets, straight from my sound editor to you. If you want to make them into MP3's or ogg or whatever else, that's totally your choice. Let me know if this is a real pain so in the future we can reassess how we deliver the soundtracks.

Looking forward to next week, can't wait!!!

R

First off, fantastic work on the soundtrack. Great stuff.

Secondly, I like the .wav format. Great quality and all that. That said, I WILL be converting them the MP3's for the sole purpose of uploading to my iPhone so it doens't take up 600MB of space on there haha.

But I will keep the original .wav files on my computer for when I wish to listen that way.

[SpectreSaren]

Prince_Valiant wrote...

Is the Soundtrack of the Digital Deluxe Edition the complete one or will there be another release with more tracks in trade?

There won't be a complete one. Never is.

That said, there are some who can rip all of the music out of the game, put it together, and release it to the public. I might be capable of doing that.....

[Link Ashland 614]

I still believe we'll get more osts in the future, like all the other versions of ME2. And know, extra tracks!!! http://www.youtube.c...T/videos?view=u

[saracen16]

SpectreSaren wrote...

Prince_Valiant wrote...

Is the Soundtrack of the Digital Deluxe Edition the complete one or will there be another release with more tracks in trade?

There won't be a complete one. Never is.

That said, there are some who can rip all of the music out of the game, put it together, and release it to the public. I might be capable of doing that.....

Watch out, we got a badass over here.

Just kidding. I'm looking forward to it.

[Vez04]

SpectreSaren wrote...

Rob Blake wrote...

Hi all

As many of you have mentioned, the soundtrack's content doesn't directly correlate to the content in the game. There are different requirements for both the soundtrack and the game. There was a LOT of original music in ME3 (I think we ended up with about three hours in the end) and condensing that into a soundtrack that made sense in it's own right meant a lot of pieces were left out.

I'm really happy with how it turned out though... and I tried to name the tracks in a non-spoilerific way... but the names will TOTALLY make sense once you play the game. Put a lot of thought into the naming

Just so you know, we generally have music composed into tiny chunks that are then assembled at runtime to  create what you hear in game based on what you're doing. It's very difficult to turn that into a soundtrack that SOUNDS like a soundtrack and not just a bunch of random cues crossfaded together... so I'm really glad you're liking it!

Finally, as has been mentioned, wave  files are the best quality format to have. You're essentially getting the final, highest quality assets, straight from my sound editor to you. If you want to make them into MP3's or ogg or whatever else, that's totally your choice. Let me know if this is a real pain so in the future we can reassess how we deliver the soundtracks.

Looking forward to next week, can't wait!!!

R

Allow me to be the first to thank you for such an incredible job! Really! This is the soundtrack of the year in my own opinion. Sorry Hans Zimmer, and The Dark Knight Rises. You'll have to take second place.

Best response ive ever seen from a Fan to a Dev on BSN.
+1 you win post of the day good sir! i totally agree with you aswell 

Modifié par Vez04, 04 mars 2012 - 08:55 .

[Abirn]

Am I missing something it still says unreleased on mine.

[conorrory]

Nice soundtrack, still miss some of the vibes from the ME1 soundtrack but not bad

[Justicar]

I love this OST, after listening to it all.

I'm sure visual memories from times in the game that the music plays will only strengthen my love for it.

[Someone With Mass]

I'm listening to them on YouTube right now, and I love them all.

[Abirn]

I've tried logging out and back in a dozen times. Where are you guys seeing it as available. Still grayed out as unreleased to me.

[The0ther]

Is there more original stuff by Clint Mansell in the game or are those two two the only cues by him?

[MostlyAutumn]

Abirn wrote...

I've tried logging out and back in a dozen times. Where are you guys seeing it as available. Still grayed out as unreleased to me.

It's here on the site, not in the Origin client.

http://social.biowar...ntitlements.php

Modifié par MostlyAutumn, 04 mars 2012 - 09:07 .

[Vez04]

The0ther wrote...

Is there more original stuff by Clint Mansell in the game or are those two two the only cues by him?

Only 2.

Rest is by Sam / Cris / Sasha / Cristoper.

Modifié par Vez04, 04 mars 2012 - 09:18 .

[Abirn]

MostlyAutumn wrote...

Abirn wrote...

I've tried logging out and back in a dozen times. Where are you guys seeing it as available. Still grayed out as unreleased to me.

It's here on the site, not in the Origin client.

http://social.biowar...ntitlements.php

Ah Thank you.

[Johnny Shepard]

Rob Blake wrote...

Hi all

As many of you have mentioned, the soundtrack's content doesn't directly correlate to the content in the game. There are different requirements for both the soundtrack and the game. There was a LOT of original music in ME3 (I think we ended up with about three hours in the end) and condensing that into a soundtrack that made sense in it's own right meant a lot of pieces were left out.

I'm really happy with how it turned out though... and I tried to name the tracks in a non-spoilerific way... but the names will TOTALLY make sense once you play the game. Put a lot of thought into the naming

Just so you know, we generally have music composed into tiny chunks that are then assembled at runtime to create what you hear in game based on what you're doing. It's very difficult to turn that into a soundtrack that SOUNDS like a soundtrack and not just a bunch of random cues crossfaded together... so I'm really glad you're liking it!

Finally, as has been mentioned, wave files are the best quality format to have. You're essentially getting the final, highest quality assets, straight from my sound editor to you. If you want to make them into MP3's or ogg or whatever else, that's totally your choice. Let me know if this is a real pain so in the future we can reassess how we deliver the soundtracks.

Looking forward to next week, can't wait!!!

R

Will the soundtrack from the XBox 360 CE be downloadable on PC or will I have to download it to my XBox 360?

[TAK The Voyager]

This soundtrack is great, there's a lot of tracks on here I instantly love.

[Vez04]

If you need more ME3 music goodness ME3 OST have just about over an hour ago, uploaded all the Sounds on the Rannoch mission.

And they are amazing to hear on!

 

[SpectreSaren]

Vez04 wrote...

The0ther wrote...

Is there more original stuff by Clint Mansell in the game or are those two two the only cues by him?

Only 2.

Rest is by Cris / Sasha / Cristoper.

Your lack of Sam Hulick disturbs me.