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No More Room in Hell the long awaited HL:2 zombie modification. This mod is back from development hell and will come out soon. New description coming soon. We've changed a bit so sit tight.
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© 2002 - 2009 DesuraNET Pty Ltd. All Rights Reserved. 2180 modders online.
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Reminds me of a Saturday morning kids horror show intro.
It does.
I'm not sure if this makes me happy. It's music for sure, there's a melody and all, but... I think that with zombies the music should consist mostly of unnerving, unpleasant sounds that don't have any order.
The intro sounds like the original Dawn of the Dead music :P
Awesome.
sounded good
That is pretty amazing. May I ask what program (if any) was used to create this? If it's a secret, don't worry about it, haha.
I will ask Beckett for you what applications he uses. He is an industry professional composer.
The intent here is to create an alternative, optional soundtrack that is reminiscent of the classic Romero zombie flicks.
And in that it succeeds completely.
Reminds me of the Zombie Flesh Eaters (aka Zombi 2) theme.
I didn't use anything too spectacular for these old school cues.... to keep things as authentic to the Goblin / George Romero sound of the 70s I utulized a CS-80 synthesizer (the same synth used in the Dawn score and made famous by Vangelis in Bladerunner) as well as a small rhythm section, a bass guitar, and fender electric guitar. For the more modern cues that have been posted, these are the sample libraries I've been utilizing: Project SAM Brass, Project SAM Symphobia, Stormdrum 2, and Evolve.
Those of you that are concerned about this old school sound shouldn't be. It's optional for one... and secondly it's totally a dead ringer for the music heard in the Romero dead films.