Music in Doms 3 is superb.

Gandalf Parker · #1 April 16th, 2007, 05:28 PM

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HoneyBadger said:
Yeah, I'd like to add Mozart's Magic Flute to the game, maybe for MA.

Hmmmm might even be able to find a public domain mp3 of that to convert so that we can make it available to everyone. Probably not done by a famous symphony, but something. Do you have any idea which song you would want to replace?

HoneyBadger · #2 April 16th, 2007, 05:35 PM

I'd rather not replace any songs, unless that was absolutely necessary. Maybe just tie different music to different nations. Who among us doesn't agree that Wagner would be a good thematic choice for Helheim for instance?

MaxWilson · #3 April 16th, 2007, 05:59 PM

There are a lot more .al files in /rawsound than there are songs I've heard, and they're named things like Draam1.al, Draam5.al, etc. Is each song broken into multiple parts? If no one knows I'll have to check it out.

It looks like you could just drop more .al files into the directory and the play list would expand automatically. That's cool.

-Max

Edit: of course that's pure conjecture, looks can be deceiving, I haven't actually tried it, etc., etc.

VedalkenBear · #4 April 17th, 2007, 08:02 AM

Just wanted to chime in with the fact that my roommates have both requested me to burn the game music onto CD for them. As the format is not generally recognizable by my programs, I'm not sure how to go about it.

Gandalf Parker · #5 April 17th, 2007, 11:23 AM

We cant discuss that.

The correct answer is that you can go to the bands website and buy their CD.
previous music discussion with links to band

HoneyBadger · #6 April 17th, 2007, 02:10 PM

Although I don't give a fiq for greedy, geriatric bands like Metallica who lust after every penny they can scrape up in order to cash in on their youth to buy Depends and Viagra and then ***** about the couch-change they lose when some poor yet rebellious person appreciates their music enough to download it 20 years after the band themselves were in that position or ever would be again, bands like Dram don't have, comparably, a lot of money/sales from their music and aren't *going* to, simply because they make music for a small, select group of people, and probably mostly for themselves.

So in conclusion, music is a good thing, and it's also a good thing to support bands who make music that not everyone is going to support. If you can afford to, please consider buying Dram's CD.

Shovah32 · #7 April 17th, 2007, 03:38 PM

If your tired of the songs you could always just put on your own playlist while you play...