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[adorkable-panda]

So I was just roaming around, and I know DAI is having a complete new composer who's scoring the game and so far everything sounds awesome on the orchestral scale. However, I do hope that we still get some of the awesome vocal tracks that made Dragon Age memorable for me at least, I know it's not Inon Zur anymore but still, I loved how the vocal tracks were sung in the languages from the franchise itself. 

 

For example, I'm pretty sure the songs sung by Leliana are all in Dalish, and there's a track in DA2 called Mage Pride, which is apparently sung in Tevene, the language of Tevinter. 

 

 

*funfact, this is also the backing track to Fenris' theme, how ironic* 

 

What do you guys think? Would you guys like some more vocal tracks or just plain orchestral instrumental more your thing? 

[Milan92]

I'd love it if we would get something like this

 

[Aurawolf]

Considering how much time and effort it took to do the vocals in the languages of the previous game, I too hope they put that same effort into this one.

[Eternal Phoenix]

I came here thinking you meant vocal as in this:
 

 
Dragon Age: Origins did some of this:
 

 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wFqYhRDNmdQ
 
I'd like to see more music like this in Inquisition.

 

Actual lyrics? I don't mind but I guess it depends on the situation.

 

Dragon's Dogma had lyrics for some exploration songs and it worked really well:

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CIPhZqa0nUE

 

The track above played as night begun.

[Mirdarion]

The question is: What style will the composer go for? If it's just some Hans Zimmer-clone OST vocals won't be particular prominent in this one. Sadly this seems to be the most prominent style in videogame soundtracks when they are full orchestrated. Nothing subtle...

 

 

P.S.: I still don't get why they chose someone else over the person that made this: 

 

 

 

P.P.S.: Then again, the DA2 soundtrack was plagued by the recycle-thing too, so perhaps it is for the better. But it is sad to see that the first Dragon Age-game that features a soundtrack with a live orchestra is the one without Inon Zur...