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I was just wondering,who made the music on EB?
Really love the eastern music,because of that i stick to my pontus campaign
Especially the city of order,and the semitic theme(i changed it with spring in armenia)
Truly fascinating
I forgot how to change to the next musicfile when your on the stratmap,wich button do i have to bash to change it?
Really love the eastern music,because of that i stick to my pontus campaign
Especially the city of order,and the semitic theme(i changed it with spring in armenia)
Truly fascinating
I forgot how to change to the next musicfile when your on the stratmap,wich button do i have to bash to change it?
The eastern music is TPC's work iirc. At least some of the tracks have his name in the title. He did an awesome job on it.
As far as the Eastern soundtrack (and some nomadic tracks too) is concerned, that would be me, good sir 
As far as toggling music is concerned, I use ctrl+M (I haven't played this for ages) which turns off the music; repeating the command usually results in another track... So, you might want to try that.
As far as toggling music is concerned, I use ctrl+M (I haven't played this for ages) which turns off the music; repeating the command usually results in another track... So, you might want to try that.
I agree. I like to listen to the EB music (especially the eastern tracks) even when not playing the game.
Vanilla RTW already had great music, but EB's is even better.
Vanilla RTW already had great music, but EB's is even better.
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As far as the Eastern soundtrack (and some nomadic tracks too), that would be me, good sir
You compose these yourself? That's impressive.As far as the Eastern soundtrack (and some nomadic tracks too), that would be me, good sir
Originally Posted by The Persian Cataphract:
As far as the Eastern soundtrack (and some nomadic tracks too), that would be me, good sir
As far as toggling music is concerned, I use ctrl+M (I haven't played this for ages) which turns off the music; repeating the command usually results in another track... So, you might want to try that.
how did you do it?..and wich programAs far as the Eastern soundtrack (and some nomadic tracks too), that would be me, good sir
As far as toggling music is concerned, I use ctrl+M (I haven't played this for ages) which turns off the music; repeating the command usually results in another track... So, you might want to try that.
And im really love city of order....smoke some grass on this one,and you will chill out
Originally Posted by The Persian Cataphract:
As far as the Eastern soundtrack (and some nomadic tracks too), that would be me, good sir
Well then I must say thank you allot sir and please accept my graditude (have a baloon: As far as the Eastern soundtrack (and some nomadic tracks too), that would be me, good sir
) - the Eastern and Nomadic tracks are my favourites from EB if not all music connected to R:TW. That alone is enough reason for me to play either an eastern or nomadic faction. 
Originally Posted by The Persian Cataphract:
As far as the Eastern soundtrack (and some nomadic tracks too) is concerned, that would be me, good sir
Great work, TPC. As far as the Eastern soundtrack (and some nomadic tracks too) is concerned, that would be me, good sir
I've uploaded most of EB's tracks on my MP3 player and listen to them while at work.Could you tell which tracks were yours?
I think the eastern soundtrack has a variety of different music from different people. I personaly know that the one playing on the campaign map is Armenian (with the duduk instrument), then if I remember correctly TPC told me there are some Indian, and Iranian tracks in their (especialy during the battles)
http://www.russiandvd.com/store/product.asp?sku=38746
can listen to the duduk instrument in these sample tracks. I personaly like tracks 3 and 14
On a side note when EBII comes along There are two traditional Armenian battle dances, called Bert or Pert which means Fortress, and the second on is called Kochari I think that would go very well during the battles.
http://www.russiandvd.com/store/prod...&genreid=15662
Track one from the link above is the Bert/Pert dance that Im talking about, and track 9 is Kochari. Enjoy
http://www.russiandvd.com/store/product.asp?sku=38746
can listen to the duduk instrument in these sample tracks. I personaly like tracks 3 and 14
On a side note when EBII comes along There are two traditional Armenian battle dances, called Bert or Pert which means Fortress, and the second on is called Kochari I think that would go very well during the battles.
http://www.russiandvd.com/store/prod...&genreid=15662
Track one from the link above is the Bert/Pert dance that Im talking about, and track 9 is Kochari. Enjoy
Originally Posted by Ludens:
Great work, TPC. I've uploaded most of EB's tracks on my MP3 player and listen to them while at work.
Could you tell which tracks were yours?
Of course. Within three cultural "pools", Eastern_Greek, Eastern, and Nomad, you'll find those which say "_TPC_" in the middle of the filename.Great work, TPC.
I've uploaded most of EB's tracks on my MP3 player and listen to them while at work.Could you tell which tracks were yours?
Originally Posted by Aurgelmir:
how did you do it?..and wich program
And im really love city of order....smoke some grass on this one,and you will chill out
Though I don't condone the usage of drugs, I have to say that I wouldn't mind having a bottle of Jägermeister close at hand how did you do it?..and wich program
And im really love city of order....smoke some grass on this one,and you will chill out
It's all really simple. How does a guy with nearly no musical background pull stuff like this off? Well, he scratches forth some money to buy a software sequencer (Like FL Studio) and some sample packs, which really has most of the stuff nearly done for you. Like sampled instruments, soundfonts and even basic short melodies and turns.
I kid you not. Anyone can do it. With maybe two months of practice in front of a computer just dabbling with sounds randomly, you'll get better at it. I've said the same to my team-mates, and I'll say it here. Anyone can do it. I don't play any instruments... Well, besides piano... Poorly. I don't really even record anything.
Now of course, the case is slightly different with some of the EB-video music where I tried to imitate Hans Zimmer. Amateurishly. It is much more time-consuming because there you basically have to make the instruments from scratch with a plug-in or something.
...And City of Order is just a mishmash of randomness, some melodies, dissonance, noise, people in the background, and really... Just a cacophony. But glad you liked it
Originally Posted by The Persian Cataphract:
... Just a cacophony. But glad you liked it
We certainly do. Well done. ... Just a cacophony. But glad you liked it
So how would anyone go about making music for EB anyways? recordings are not accepted?
Originally Posted by athanaric:
I agree. I like to listen to the EB music (especially the eastern tracks) even when not playing the game.
Vanilla RTW already had great music, but EB's is even better.
Hehe I also listen very often to this great piece of music beside playing EB, it's really marvellous!I agree. I like to listen to the EB music (especially the eastern tracks) even when not playing the game.
Vanilla RTW already had great music, but EB's is even better.
truly spectacular score in this game, i especially like the celtic factions music.
i was just wondering if anyone knew the name of the instrument in the celtic music that sounds like a didgeridoo? is it actually a didgeridoo or a celtic instrument? it is after all fairly basic design so it wouldn't be strange to see very similar, if not identical instruments in other cultures.
i was just wondering if anyone knew the name of the instrument in the celtic music that sounds like a didgeridoo? is it actually a didgeridoo or a celtic instrument? it is after all fairly basic design so it wouldn't be strange to see very similar, if not identical instruments in other cultures.
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