Not exact matches
Well, that's one way visualize an
orchestral score.
The
orchestral scores are easily some of the
best in the series.
Add in an epic, bombastic
orchestral score by Kevin Riepl (he also worked on Gears of War) and a surprisingly robust and easy - to - use level creation tool and you have one of the
better games to be released so far in 2011.
The DD 5.1 configuration of the original four - track stereo mix presents Leonard Rosenman's weak, distracting
score to
good,
orchestral effect, for what it's worth.
The two crowd - pleasers are «The Mission» and «Cleared Iranian Airspace», pieces of warm, fully -
orchestral Americana that might come as a bit of a surprise to die - hard fans of the composer but which somehow actually blend in rather
well with the rest of the
score.
The soundscape, which consists of intense battle ambiance and a beautiful
orchestral score composed by long - time video - game composer Jeremy Soule,
best known for his work with The Elder Scrolls series.
As the
score progresses through its charming, by - the - notes bonding between the two kids as they must make their way home from the untamed wilderness, the Dannas conjure effective, if not quite - savage
orchestral suspense and action to give «The
Good Dinosaur» dramatic weight.
An actor's performance becomes more impressive as you can hear subtle nuances in their voice, a sweeping
orchestral score becomes a force of nature, sweeping over you, while a game suddenly comes to life with tiny audio details, giving rise to a far
better appreciate of sound design.
The Mafia 2 Collectors Edition comes packed in a Steel - book case along with a map of Empire Bay, a CD filled with the
Orchestral Score for Mafia 2, a 100 - page hardback photo style album as
well as some DLC to top it all off!
We packed our epic
orchestral score into today's update as
well.
The
orchestral soundtrack superbly complements every situation with the prowess of a
good film
score, and the hilarious sound effects are the finishing touches to complete this impeccable presentation.
In terms of sound design, the
orchestral score does a
good job of giving weight to battles and a sense of triumph to discovery.
The musical
score is a sombre
orchestral affair that suits the gloomy tone of the Eastern front very
well.
The game's
score, by Joris de Man and The Flight, mixes traditional
orchestral arrangements with electronic elements and vocals to create perhaps the
best «cinematic»
score of the year.
So far the feedback has been
good: fans have reported that the game feels exactly the way they remember, and that the new
orchestral score brings goosebumps along with nostalgic memories of playing Age for hours on end.
(«The Knights» Theme», The Order 1886 [shared w / Jason Graves]-RRB-; nominated — Hollywood Music in Media Awards, «
Best Score — Videogame» (ABZU); nominated — Movie Music UK 2015, «
Best Video Game
Score» (Assassin's Creed: Syndicate); winner — Movie Music UK 2015, «
Best Original Song» («Underground,» Assassin's Creed: Syndicate [shared w / Tripod]-RRB-; winner — International Film Music Critics Association, «
Best Original
Score for a Video Game» (Assassin's Creed: Syndicate); winner — Annual Game Music Awards, «
Best Score, Cinematic /
orchestral» (Assassin's Creed: Syndicate); nominated — Annual Game Music Awards, «Artist of the Year: Western Composer» (Assassin's Creed: Syndicate, Sunset); nominated — MundoBSO.com, «
Best Videogame Soundtrack» (Assassin's Creed: Syndicate); winner — IGN.com,
Best of 2015, «
Best Original Music» (Assassin's Creed: Syndicate); nominated
(«Underground», Assassin's Creed: Syndicate [shared w / Tripod]-RRB-; nominated — Game Audio Network Guild Awards, «
Best Audio for an Indie Game» (The Banner Saga); winner — Game Audio Network Guild Awards, «
Best Soundtrack Album» (The Banner Saga); nominated — Game Audio Network Guild Awards, «
Best Original Instrumental» («Of Our Bones, The Hills», The Banner Saga); nominated — BSO GoldSpirit Awards, «
Best Score for a Video Game» (The Banner Saga); nominated — International Film Music Critics Association, «
Best Original
Score for a Video Game» (The Banner Saga); nominated — SXSW Gaming Awards, «Excellence in Musical
Score» (The Banner Saga); nominated — NAVGTR Game Awards, «Original Dramatic
Score, New IP» (The Banner Saga); nominated — Annual Game Music Awards, «
Best Score, Cinematic /
orchestral» (The Banner Saga); nominated — Annual Game Music Awards, «Artist of the Year: Outstanding Contribution, Western Composer» (The Banner Saga, Soul Fjord); nominated — Annual Game Music Awards, «Outstanding Achievement: Music Production» (The Banner Saga); winner
We wanted to get an electronic element into the
score as
well as the
orchestral sound that he was known for.
It is bland
orchestral music that sounds
better suited for a film
score.
Its abundance of melodious Koji Kondo
orchestral pieces easily put it up among the Zelda franchise's
best musical
scores.
Afrika Original Soundtrack is the quintessential outdoor adventure
score, melding captivating themes with a grand
orchestral performance, while emulating classic adventure movie
scores in the
best way.
Its lack of bass is more apparent in atmospheric titles with
orchestral scores, and music doesn't perform particularly
well either, but for everyday gaming usage, it's hard to find anything
better for a mere fifty bucks.
While soundstage got
better and dialogue sounded more crisp, the signal processing sounded artificial with boosted highs and lows, altering the timbre of instruments during
orchestral scores.