>the source material or the quality of it is irrelevant! that applies pretty well to the original Midnight Club's OST. Dom & Roland and Surgeon, some top producers of Drum & Bass and Techno respectively, were commissioned to do it and it was so good that they eventually did individual releases of the tracks on vinyl. Dom & Roland even remixed one of the songs (Soundwall) on a later release. youtu.be/kPyrFgvgrzw
Colton Martinez
>the sea of trash that is videogame soundtracks Music isn't bad just because it's part of a video game.
Thomas Jackson
disasterpeace is good, but I wouldn't call it a masterpiece
soundtrack sure is a lot better than the game though
Mason Clark
never even implied that tho. I just said that there is a shitton of bad music in the videogame industry that people pass off "decent" just because the source material was great.
Street Fighter IV music, for instance, is pretty mediocre, and it never intends to be anything else. The game is good, and the music evokes comfy feelings because of the association of the music and the game.
I hope I explained myself.
Christian Cox
donnou man, this shit is very close to some good releases of glitch and ambient.
I'd say that for an OST, is pretty masterpiecy.
Thomas Cox
You just think it's bad music because it's part of a video game.
Joseph Stewart
literally the opposite of what i said but k
Jose Nguyen
You think video game music is a "sea of trash." The reason obviously being that you think music is bad because it's part of a video game. Which is a common delusion.