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Topic	Why can't Zelda have music as good as the Galaxy games?
DistantMemory 10/13/17 7:52:09 PM #5:	Rockies posted... Uh, which part of it was icky? The part that settled for mediocrity, i.e., the idea that it would be acceptable to use MIDI soundtracks in a Zelda game these days as opposed to actual instruments. Rockies posted... Like, does it mean recorded with a full symphony orchestra? Or just using real instruments, some of which you'd find in an orchestra, as opposed to using midi/samples? Could be either, but generally "fully orchestrated soundtrack" means "not MIDI". In terms of Zelda specifically it would obviously be better to go with the orchestral style. <cite>DistantMemory posted [p:888386234] in Why can't ... [t:75876336]...</cite> <quote><cite>Rockies posted...</cite> <quote>Uh, which part of it was icky?</quote> The part that settled for mediocrity, i.e., the idea that it would be acceptable to use MIDI soundtracks in a Zelda game these days as opposed to actual instruments. <cite>Rockies posted...</cite> <quote>Like, does it mean recorded with a full symphony orchestra? Or just using real instruments, some of which you'd find in an orchestra, as opposed to using midi/samples?</quote> Could be either, but generally "fully orchestrated soundtrack" means "not MIDI". In terms of Zelda specifically it would obviously be better to go with the orchestral style.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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