Err I wouldn't say that much. The doom tracks can be very hit or miss for people. If you love metal, you'll love this stuff for sure. If you're not a metal fan, some songs might stick out as awesome from the rest. Thats what a universally good soundtrack does. Despite not actually liking the whole soundtrack, or even the majority of it, it still has a handful of dope ass songs. My favorite is "the only thing they fear is you". As for most sophisticated soundtrack. No that would HAVE to go to NieR:Automata. The music is layered in multiple versions that all play at once, but all except for the current version being played are muted. This allows the game to transform the song you're listening to, into alternate versions seamlessly. From quiet, medium, dynamic, with vocals or without vocals on each of these, and even 8 bit versions. All of these run at once and interchange. Know whats extra awesome about this? The alternate versions aren't even considered official versions, they're just awesome bonus alternatives that are worthy of being considered their own songs. So the official soundtrack has about 43-46 songs I believe, but the actual games soundtrack list could be between 100-200 if you include all versions. (46x6 or 46x7 for the rough estimate, then add remixes that don't fit in the mentioned categories, aka some songs have special versions) That's just the technical portion. How it's used in the games story and events, how it is arguably the most emotionally enhansive soundtrack with its pairing with the games characters, events, story and scenes. It just completely elevates the impact of every aspect of the game. And the last cherry on top is that a great deal of the songs are orchestral, which is a form of music in the highest degree of musical performance already, on its own. But hey that's just my opinion and conjecture.

@@trevorveillette8415 For sure the songs by themselves do have their lulls in them. BFG Division is one of the biggest offenders as the majority of the middle is mostly ambient sound. I was mostly referring to how the music seamlessly transitions between versions of songs based on what you're doing in game. There have only been a few games which do this as well as DOOM has, likely because it requires not only a phenomenal sound design artist, but also complex programming. That's really what I was talking about when I said it's one of the most sophisticated soundtracks.

@@trevorveillette8415 I actually kinda prefer the music in Replicant. It’s not dynamic in the same way, but I feel like I’ve been listening to its soundtrack way more than I was after I played Automata

Nier:AutomatA is much more complex in terms of implementation, but I agree that DOOM is a very tough contender. What gives Nier the edge is how insane the 8-bit counterparts of EACH song is woven perfectly into gameplay without feeling jarring on the ears.

@@trevorveillette8415 I listen to rap and hip hop 24/7 but this song is the best and only rock song I will ever listen to twice 🔥🔥🔥🔥

They'd all turn to dust

Then it’s no longer laser tag. It’s a coliseum and a fight to the death. Mick Gordon has a way with emotions and his music is murder inducing 😂

melee gory kill cause low ammo

@@vivekdeenadayalan5378 chainsaw bruh

they go melee lol

I think Andrew Hulshult and David Levy both did a great job filling those shoes in the DLC.

@@XxHUNT3RN4T0RxX for sure!!!! Andrew remade the classic soundtrack so of course he was gonna make bangers. But I mean cmon, when mick Gordon turned 18, his parents moved out.

@@kovelli6711 I’m dead😂 but yeah no doubt fs they pulled off the seemingly impossible. Glad mick left them his heavy metal choir/doom music formulas to work with. Although if mick made the dlc music instead of them I think it would’ve gone just a little crazier😅

He's a fucking legend. Killer Instinct wouldn't be as fucking hype if not for Mick.

Yeah, this game has the best soundtrack/ost I have ever heard in any game ever.

Aaagreed~

You are not wrong, better than the original mixes hands down

@@hexadecimate2139 they ARE the original mixes. Koma's are closer to what you hear in the game than the official OST

@@Wobbothe3rd hes talking about Chad's copy paste job

"Enough male hormones to transition someone" as Max0r put it.

before I even booted the game up I set my in game volume for music to 100% and the game SFX to like 50%. made the game so fucking cool to play for me

I'm a man for the people.

@@JessesAuditorium and the other 2 on top of that, straight spoiling us dude.

@@JessesAuditorium what a legend

"The OST is a marvel in itself, and the phenomenal level design is just the tip of the iceberg." There. Fixed it for you. No one brought DOOM for DOOM, we brought it for Micky G, who is on the all time musician's Mount Rushmore.

LucasArts put out many amazing games back in the day. Now we have EA 😞

Nah I think meathook and cultist base are better but it's my opinion

The soundtrack you hear is all stitched together, Theyre all originally smaller, separate, and shorter tracks. For example, File names might be UAC_Heavy_Combat_001 UAC_Heavy_Combat_002 and so on... or UAC_Light_Combat_001 and so on. Heavy demon spawns and the game randomly picks and appropriate track to play. Mick had to compose these to work together and transition seamlessly

No you got it wrong. The OST is less like the actual gameplay mix than Koma's mix.

Only mick Gordon knows how

Most songs, in the last 4 months of production Mick Gordon was allowed to use guitars/bass.

@@cakeeyplayz that was for doom 2016, He was allowed to do it from the start for Eternal

where are we going?

I have, check out me reacting to "Solstice"

you're a dollar store version of a human being

@@lukelmaooooo thanks 😊

It’s a gamerip, but that’s just the compression of yt as well

@@splungerino I was assuming it was the game rip. The game rip is just not nearly as the original.