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Grandia I and II are among my favorite vidya OSTs of all time. You never know when they're gonna slap you with a banger. Iwadare was a master.
>>5595744It's also super weird because I'm very familiar with his work on the Lunar series, but none of those songs ever stood out to me. Like, they're not bad, but Grandia was clearly more of a passion project for him.I also love that all the lyrics are in Portuguese. I live in southeastern new new england and am a raised catholic, so all the religious shit hits moderately hard, at least. It's beautiful either way, tho.
>>5595579That sounds very 1981. everything old is new again.
>>5596237When you look at the composer, it's perfect and the soundtrack is really good. It's Dubmood btw, part of the demo scene and in particular the old Razor1911, it's not some random guy doing this. He did plenty of chiptune for your keygens.
>>5596342> Dubmoodohhhhh! yeah that's a name I recognize. I thought they only did chiptune/fakebit.
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>>5597777Digits
>>5597324>i love the dark and griddy themes of gta 4
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>>5595968Bully OST is probably my favourite of all time. Never felt the need to skip a single track
>>5595582>>5595584I thought you could only post webms that are maximum of 5 minutes
>>5598191agreed. showdown at the plant is breathtaking, especially if you know Edgar was originally supposed to fucking murder jimmy by throwing him in a goddamn acid vatvendetta dropouts is textbook ska too, excellent
>>5598191why is it a solid minute of silence at the end?
>>5598177Obliged.
>>5598186Made another one
>>5599154Go on for more.
>>5600378got the one from the start of the second mission? The MW series had some great scores.
How do you guys make long webms like that under 6MB without affecting the quality?
ffmpeg
>>5601568FFMPEG.1FPSVP9.
This track brings me on the verge of tears everytime.
>>5601730I already do that and I can't get a 6 minute webm small enough to postI'm not sure what else to do
>>5602079ffmpeg -i mysexybooba.flac -i mysexycover.png -c:v libvpx-vp9 -pix_fmt yuv420p -crf 0 mysexyoutput.webm
>>5602115I do that tooThis is my script that I use for OSTsffmpeg -i (IMAGE).jpg -c:v libvpx-vp9 -g 300 -row-mt 1 -pix_fmt yuv420p -b:v 0 -speed 0 -row-mt 0 -threads 1 -tile-columns 0 -tile-rows 0 -cpu-used 0 -crf 15 -pass 1 -an -f null /dev/null && \ffmpeg -i {IMAGE}.jpg -i {FILE} -c:v libvpx-vp9 -g 300 -row-mt 1 -pix_fmt yuv420p -b:v 0 -speed 0 -row-mt 0 -threads 1 -tile-columns 0 -tile-rows 0 -cpu-used 0 -crf 15 -pass 2 -c:a libopus -b:a 128k {OUTPUT}It works well but I see decent quality webms in this thread that are twice the length yet half the size. Just thought there was something else I could do
>>5602136>-b:a 128kHere is your problem. Default profile for opus is 96k, there is no need to go over that and you can ever go far below and nobody would notice.It's -ab now, the rest is unnecessary.
>>5602157Ah, I see. Didn't know that, thanks very much anon
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>>5602426Last one
We need to go back to the time when finished good games were only 10-20 bucks.
on an unrelated note does anyone have a good source for fast racing neo? The roms i got dont run unlike the game before it.
>>5602919Kek. When? on steam? Unless it was second hand back then, games always cost shit ton of money for teenagers to get. They were far from "finished" but a bug festival and low effort garbage for a lot of them, notably in the Amiga catalog. Without internet we were thinking differently about games and how to enjoy them with all the flaws. Just saying, from a millennial.
>>5602929I mean i bought wii games for cheap back then and i never noticed bugs. There are modern games too that are cheap and nice but i think back then it was a little better.
idc if this is the wrong webm for this song, just wanted to bump thread
>>5606757Based.
>>5603082I used to boot this game up just to listen to this
>>5595684Thank you for posting all of these, love this soundtrack.
LP version, sharing again for the vampires out there.
>>5607706Interesting, will play the game.
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>>5609009how is this such good quality? Every upload I find on Youtube sounds muddyAlso, would you happen to have Dark Messenger/Darkness of Eternity by any chance?
>>5595684this one's my fav from that game
>>5609378>>5609379>>5609383>>5609395>>5609411I've never played this or even knew about this game and I still don't know much about it but I save every soundtrack you post because the OST is just really really cool and I don't even need to listen to it before knowing I like it, I save it first and then listen to it and I am always pleased that I had saved itI saved this one from the last time it was posted
>>5610224Cool anon, it's a great game try it one day if you like great level design and old school Heretic/Hexen fps. Here is another one you must have saved somewhere. Check the others composer's ost if you like it btw, he have done one of the best boomer shooter's soundtracks like Dusk, Prodeus, Nightmare Reaper etc. I'll post more of Nightmare Reaper, great stuff. https://andrewhulshult.bandcamp.com/
>>5610267ThanksAnd yes I have that one too, of courseI am definitely going to play this some day
>>5595968>>5598191there was always something so unsettling about this game for me. I think it was not having ever experienced the dreary new england coast. It's still just a creepy game. Love it all the same. But hearing this music in isolation weirds me out and reminds me how much it played into that strangeness.
>>5610395Good moves panda.
Here we go, feel free to open another bread.
