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Aubrey Hodges said:
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It's fixed and a new version is now downloadable. If your download link to it has expired let me know. I will make that one track free for awhile if necessary so everyone can re-download it. Let me know if that is needed.

-Aubrey

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byblo said:
BTW, there are also a lot of glitches on the PSX album: 15 - Corrupted (Level - Deimos Lab) For instance at 0:13, 2:25, 3:21 [/B]

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CacoDoomer said:
Hey Aubrey I used Psound and scanned through the PSX DOOM data a while ago and I was wondering what the story with this sound I found with your samples you used with your music. I sped it up to it's possible original speed.

http://dc586.4shared.com/img/335206...C8s91F7YxWKFfRT

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Ragnor said:


Ive never heard anything from Quake 64 though, so I cant say "definite purchase"

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Aubrey Hodges said:


You can hear it for youself...

http://aubreyhodges.bandcamp.com/al...cial-soundtrack

I have released the "Official Quake 64 Soundtrack". All music from the game is present in extended versions and I did 2 new remixes as bonus tracks.

Enjoy!

-Aubrey

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Last night I played one of the tracks while lying in bed at like 4 a.m. and just closed my eyes and the weirdest $#!7 was happening in my mind. Can't really explain it but to call it a continually morphing, moving painting of landscapes and animal/demonic visages that was kind of a cross between van Gogh and Mexican Day of the Dead art but super intrinsically detailed and almost carved rather than painted.

It was weird, unsettling, and neato.

Man, this is totally "shut out the lights, lie in bed and be freaked out" music.

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Abnormal Freak said:
I think I might prefer the Quake N64 score to DOOM 64. Love 'em both, but Quake just has more weirdness going on with the production.

Posted this on another board but hell, may as well post it here:

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Abnormal Freak said:
Good stuff. Quake II was my most anticipated release since learning Razor was an alias. Now looking forward to QIII; never played the console version, but I'm excited to hear the music.

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Abnormal Freak said:
Cool. Once it's uploaded, if you can give a breakdown of who composed and performed which tracks (unless Dale worked on all of the tracks with you), that'd really help out a lot. I've been managing a profile on you at the Video Game Music Database, heh.

http://vgmdb.net/artist/5831
(Quake II is already on the site but a mod has to link it to the composer profile page.)

I really dig Sonic Mayhem and Front Line Assembly's music for the PC QIIIA so I'm looking forward to your take on the game.

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Abnormal Freak said:
Sounds good, really liking all the tracks. Sad it's a bit short but what can ya do?

When's the next lossless Bandcamp release? :D

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Aubrey Hodges said:


Thanks for all the nice comments about the release.

The next release will most likely be "Journey Into The Sacred Places", a very magical and peaceful ambient collection. I will then take a look at perhaps re-doing some of the old Sierra tracks using live instruments and modern day samples. The limitations for composing were hardcore back then. It was hard to make anything feel musical and immersive with those restrictions.

Also, I might assist some of the various Doom mod projects with tracks as well, I have a ton of left over samples that were never used and it might be fun to create some fresh dark ambient tracks for Doom once again. For those that are interested please PM me or email and we can talk specifics. -Aubrey

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ShaneAmp said:
maybe see if the arch vile sounds can be found, or made as you imagined originally

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Eris Falling said:

the PSX Arch-sounds

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Aubrey Hodges said:

I will then take a look at perhaps re-doing some of the old Sierra tracks using live instruments and modern day samples. The limitations for composing were hardcore back then. It was hard to make anything feel musical and immersive with those restrictions.

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Abnormal Freak said:


I think it would be cool that in addition to recreations, you were to include the original, primitive versions as bonus tracks. I'm pretty nostalgic for a lot of those old Sierra games and how they sounded, just think it would be a fun touch to include.

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