I gathered as much music from Halo 4 as I could find. If you have any doubts on the music feel free to leave them here or anything that you can guess from the theme of a song and so on.
Credit to Tridyrium and Math Chief for rippping some of the sounds out of ViDocs and a big thanks to Neil Davidge and the Halo 4 production team for making something so amazing. The theme song has not been officially revealed.
The OST is usually numbered in chronological order in which you may hear it in the game, there are 15 songs and 8 levels. #14 is Revival, assumably Didact-related, or reviving the “Ancient Evil” and the last song is Green and Blue, which clearly refers to Chief and Cortana, Halo 4 might end on a sad note gaizInfo about purchasing the Halo 4 Soundtrack
> i much prefer the classic music, always sends a shiver down my spine.
That’s because you have the ingame experience attached to the music so you’ll remember what made the music so chilling. Though because I have such a strong imagination, I can think of some scenes to apply some of the music to, making it that much more enjoyable, one came close o giving me chills already.
> For a while, I had no faith in the music. That fiath has been restored. Thank you for gatheribg up the music!
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> And while Im not a fan of dubstep, those remixes…are Yoinking sick. o.o
> > i much prefer the classic music, always sends a shiver down my spine.
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> That’s because you have the ingame experience attached to the music so you’ll remember what made the music so chilling. Though because I have such a strong imagination, I can think of some scenes to apply some of the music to, making it that much more enjoyable, one came close o giving me chills already.
Not true, halo’s music from other games was unique enough to stand on it’s own without gameplay.
I feel that halo 4’s music is too generic and repetitive compared to marty’s score.
> > > i much prefer the classic music, always sends a shiver down my spine.
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> > That’s because you have the ingame experience attached to the music so you’ll remember what made the music so chilling. Though because I have such a strong imagination, I can think of some scenes to apply some of the music to, making it that much more enjoyable, one came close o giving me chills already.
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> Not true, halo’s music from other games was unique enough to stand on it’s own without gameplay.
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> I feel that halo 4’s music is too generic and repetitive compared to marty’s score.
Well regardless, we’ll have to wait til October, when the full soundtrack is released.
> > > i much prefer the classic music, always sends a shiver down my spine.
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> > That’s because you have the ingame experience attached to the music so you’ll remember what made the music so chilling. Though because I have such a strong imagination, I can think of some scenes to apply some of the music to, making it that much more enjoyable, one came close o giving me chills already.
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> Not true, halo’s music from other games was unique enough to stand on it’s own without gameplay.
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> I feel that halo 4’s music is too generic and repetitive compared to marty’s score.
i agree halo’s music from previous games does stand out on its own without gameplay. I imagine halo 4’ music will only work with gameplay. Im not overly confident in halo 4’s music so far but i will see when i hear them all, but as of now with what ive heard from Neil so far with the music on its own Marty is still my top man.
Thanks for the info, I changed that in the OP, I also posted the name of the tracks, length of OSTs from previous halo games, number of tracks, etc. If anyone wants to get information on how to purchase the Halo 4 OST please click this link Info about Purchasing Halo 4 OST or you can see the original post for that information.
