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azuarc 08/07/18 11:44:17 PM #138:	MC_XD posted... #241: Myth II: Soulblighter - The Stair of Grief Nominator: Azuarc (9/10) This reminds me a lot of the previous song. It's too subdued and slow to go anywhere, but I actually really dig the subtle intensity and dark atmosphere it creates. Pulsing strings are just so good at that. It's steady, but it sounds good. I'd happy listen to this any time. I just wish there was more to it, because currently it's really simple and has no crescendo or moment which makes me go "yeah this is awesome!". All of the tracks from Myth 2 are played in the intros to levels, while a voiceover is narrating the story behind the mission. They're each 90-120 seconds long, and are meant to not take away from the narrator, although the tonal shifts often do correspond to particular points in his monologue. The only track that doesn't do this is "Bonus Track," which is basically a medley of all of them, and therefore is longer. I'm also not certain it plays in the game...during the credits, if anything, but it's been ages since I've played the game. --- Video Game Music Contest 12 winner: Ys 8 - Sunshine Coastline <cite>azuarc posted [p:906464578] in DireKrow R... [t:76833413]...</cite> <quote><cite>MC_XD posted...</cite> <quote>#241: Myth II: Soulblighter - The Stair of Grief Nominator: Azuarc (9/10) This reminds me a lot of the previous song. It's too subdued and slow to go anywhere, but I actually really dig the subtle intensity and dark atmosphere it creates. Pulsing strings are just so good at that. It's steady, but it sounds good. I'd happy listen to this any time. I just wish there was more to it, because currently it's really simple and has no crescendo or moment which makes me go "yeah this is awesome!".</quote> All of the tracks from Myth 2 are played in the intros to levels, while a voiceover is narrating the story behind the mission. They're each 90-120 seconds long, and are meant to not take away from the narrator, although the tonal shifts often do correspond to particular points in his monologue. The only track that doesn't do this is "Bonus Track," which is basically a medley of all of them, and therefore is longer. I'm also not certain it plays in the game...during the credits, if anything, but it's been ages since I've played the game. --- Video Game Music Contest 12 winner: Ys 8 - Sunshine Coastline</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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