In fact, Pericval is properly credited in all the songs they contributed to.
In fact, Pericval is properly credited in all the songs they contributed to.
Then you obviously missed the point of his post.
Hm, possible...Then you obviously missed the point of his post.
On a second thought, he just wanted to promote Percival at bit I guess....
It would be nice to hear "River of Life" again in TW3. But as I understood, since it is a new game, we will get only a new music.
But CDPR, please... :unworthy:
But CDPR, please... :unworthy:
I read this thread and I cannot believe what I am seeing. Why are people complaning about the music when it was just SPOT ON? CDPR and Percival are doing a great job!
I AGREE with all your points. Especially in regard to vocals and transitions. Moreover I really, really like CDPR is experimenting with vocals and what seems to be a violin or basolia.
To all the nay sayers. If you expect 'standard' orchestral music please go play DA:I. I personally, don't want a repeat of TW2 soundtrack(too mainstreamed). CDPR said they want to bring up some slavic focklore in TW3 in order to help players to immerse with the game. How do you people expect they 'show off' folk music using orchestral stuff? It has to be done in certain way and CDPR(and Percival even more) seems to have a correct grip on how to deliver.
If the rest of the soundtrack for TW3 is going to be kept in simillar mood to what was already released by CDPR I will call this soundtrack the best soundtrack out of all 3 games. No question.
I AGREE with all your points. Especially in regard to vocals and transitions. Moreover I really, really like CDPR is experimenting with vocals and what seems to be a violin or basolia.
To all the nay sayers. If you expect 'standard' orchestral music please go play DA:I. I personally, don't want a repeat of TW2 soundtrack(too mainstreamed). CDPR said they want to bring up some slavic focklore in TW3 in order to help players to immerse with the game. How do you people expect they 'show off' folk music using orchestral stuff? It has to be done in certain way and CDPR(and Percival even more) seems to have a correct grip on how to deliver.
If the rest of the soundtrack for TW3 is going to be kept in simillar mood to what was already released by CDPR I will call this soundtrack the best soundtrack out of all 3 games. No question.
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I miss Pawel Blaszczak. I still cannot understand why he is not composing for TW3 after the great job he did in TW 1.
Just imagine this song while exploring the world of The Witcher 3. Perfect atmosphere...
[video=youtube;j9w0l-lHN2E]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j9w0l-lHN2E[/video]
Just imagine this song while exploring the world of The Witcher 3. Perfect atmosphere...
[video=youtube;j9w0l-lHN2E]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j9w0l-lHN2E[/video]
Yeah. While I like what I've heard so far, it still doesn't beat W1's soundtrack in my opinion. Even with the excellent piece that is "Fields of Ard Skellig". Dammit Blaszczak, why did you leave? :'(
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I definitely agree about the soundtrack. I finished my 3rd play-through of TW1 a few days ago and was thoroughly reminded of how great the OST was. While TW2 had some fantastic tracks like A Nearly Peaceful Place, Easier Said Than Killed, and Vergen by Night, I feel the first game was overall the stronger piece. Hopefully TW3 will not follow that pattern.
Music is much more important than graphics when talking about immersion.
The Witcher 1 was way more immersive than The Witcher 2 specially because of the OST.
Every song must be unique and perfectly crafted in order to achieve the best possible experience. I hope The Witcher 3 OST is getting the attention it deserves.
We need a more nostalgic feeling...
It is the last part of the legend. Geralt's personal story must be fulfilled with great compositions so people can get vibes and emotions while playing through it.
I didn't hear anything related to the music in any of those E3 2014 interviews...
A great RPG needs a great soundtrack. That's what I call art for the senses.
Fortunately Konrad Tomaszkiewicz is aware of that. The immersion is directly related to music. I am sure The Witcher 3 will have a memorable OST. The few themes I've heard sound perfect. Not only the official ones like Hunt or be Hunted, The fields of Ard Skellige... but also these ones:
The Witcher 1 was way more immersive than The Witcher 2 specially because of the OST.
Every song must be unique and perfectly crafted in order to achieve the best possible experience. I hope The Witcher 3 OST is getting the attention it deserves.
We need a more nostalgic feeling...
It is the last part of the legend. Geralt's personal story must be fulfilled with great compositions so people can get vibes and emotions while playing through it.
I didn't hear anything related to the music in any of those E3 2014 interviews...
A great RPG needs a great soundtrack. That's what I call art for the senses.
Fortunately Konrad Tomaszkiewicz is aware of that. The immersion is directly related to music. I am sure The Witcher 3 will have a memorable OST. The few themes I've heard sound perfect. Not only the official ones like Hunt or be Hunted, The fields of Ard Skellige... but also these ones:
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[video=youtube;iiC4-LqV3wQ]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iiC4-LqV3wQ[/video]
I think they are heading to the right direction about the soundtrack. I like more of them than the TW2's soundtrack. Thoose was "generic" fantasy track most of the time (it has very good moments thought). I remember when I watch the teaser for the first time and ended with the TW1 main theme, there was tears in my eyes. Remember that scene from E3 when Geralt pull out his Silver sword against the Griffin? That was so epic, and felt more naturally with this neofolk soundtrack.