Kickstarter: Turrican Soundtrack Anthology
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OLime




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PostPosted: Tue, 17th Apr 2012 19:07    Post subject: Kickstarter: Turrican Soundtrack Anthology
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/chris-huelsbeck/turrican-soundtrack-anthology-by-chris-huelsbeck

This would be more fitting in a C64/Amiga arena than here but I'm sure some of you remember some of the greatest pieces of game music from the Turrican games (2 being my favorite). With games like Apidya, Giana Sisters and many other memorable soundtracks under his belt, I think Hülsbeck is one of the greatest game composers we hvae, although in recent years he seems to have done less game composing.
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lametta




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PostPosted: Tue, 17th Apr 2012 20:39    Post subject:
75k for just a soundtrack? wtf? an indie team couldmake a nice 2d remake out of that money
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shole




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PostPosted: Tue, 17th Apr 2012 21:03    Post subject:
eh
the way too high asking prices are such a downer
immediately makes me want to hide my wallet
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PostPosted: Tue, 17th Apr 2012 21:16    Post subject:
Backed 60$. I love Turrican soundtrack. Played it long time ago on my Amiga 500.


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OLime




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PostPosted: Tue, 17th Apr 2012 21:53    Post subject:
shole wrote:
eh
the way too high asking prices are such a downer
immediately makes me want to hide my wallet


25 bucks for quite a huge digital compilation is ok while 50 bucks for a disc set is really nothing to complain about. Look at what you have to pay for those Final Fantasy boxes, for example.
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PostPosted: Tue, 17th Apr 2012 22:15    Post subject:
"All rewards of previous levels + download the finished (3 CD equivalent) album as high quality mp3s"

No flac, no sale. Mad


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PostPosted: Tue, 17th Apr 2012 22:22    Post subject:
Pixieking wrote:
"All rewards of previous levels + download the finished (3 CD equivalent) album as high quality mp3s"

No flac, no sale. Mad



only nerds, geeks, and audiophiles love flac. en masse prefers mp3s. simple. give flac to a typical mp3 user, they'll complain about the file size and wont even notice the quality difference. why offer flac to people who may not even be aware of flac.


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OLime




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PostPosted: Tue, 17th Apr 2012 22:31    Post subject:
WaldoJ wrote:
only nerds, geeks, and audiophiles love flac.


That's because Joe Average's iPod does not support it and even if it could it lacks the hardware to make you hear a difference. Give him a quality player that can play FLAC files and you open a new world to him Cool Face.
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pillermann




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PostPosted: Tue, 17th Apr 2012 22:32    Post subject:
Eh, I used to love his music but I have no interest in an orchestral re-recording. Have all the original Amiga chiptunes + a ton of remixes from amigaremix.com that's all I need.
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PostPosted: Tue, 17th Apr 2012 23:03    Post subject:
WaldoJ wrote:
Pixieking wrote:
"All rewards of previous levels + download the finished (3 CD equivalent) album as high quality mp3s"

No flac, no sale. Mad



only nerds, geeks, and audiophiles love flac.


So, the very market this Kickstarter is aiming for? Laughing


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sabin1981
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PostPosted: Tue, 17th Apr 2012 23:07    Post subject:
As much as loved Chris Huelsbeck's music, I'm not interested in a remastered Turrican OST. I've already got the chiptune dumps Very Happy
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PostPosted: Wed, 18th Apr 2012 01:32    Post subject:
the down side to crowd sourcing.

i have to say, good sound track or not, $75,000 is A LOT to ask for nothing more than a handful of bad (encoding) quality chiptunes, it'd be less unreasonable if they were at least putting them on physical media, i think i'm gonna go sell last week's socks on kickstarter Wink since there really is another one born every second, apparently.
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PostPosted: Wed, 18th Apr 2012 03:27    Post subject:
not related to the OST:

guys, why don't you just create one thread for all those new kickstarter projects? I think that would be a good idea?
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lametta




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PostPosted: Wed, 18th Apr 2012 03:36    Post subject:
yeah and why dont we just create one thread for all those new pc games. I think it is a good idea
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PostPosted: Wed, 18th Apr 2012 03:40    Post subject:
lametta wrote:
yeah and why dont we just create one thread for all those new pc games. I think it is a good idea


great idea!


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PostPosted: Wed, 18th Apr 2012 10:34    Post subject:
fuckit wrote:
the down side to crowd sourcing.

i have to say, good sound track or not, $75,000 is A LOT to ask for nothing more than a handful of bad (encoding) quality chiptunes, it'd be less unreasonable if they were at least putting them on physical media


I agree completely about the physical media aspect, charging so much money for digital remasters is just... icky. Though I do understand why this kind of thing is good on a kickstarter - the OST side of the business has plummeted over the last decade or so, when it used to be huge. It used to be that I could walk into a game store and see racks of OSTs from videogames, but now? Now they barely even exist, let alone finding them in a bricks and mortar store.
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PostPosted: Wed, 18th Apr 2012 10:39    Post subject:
honestly, i do have to admit, i am biased, i can't justify buying CDs or music in general except in special cases where i do it solely to help the band, i just can't think of a single game soundtrack i've liked either, especially not to the point of wanting to be able to hear that music other places, i always turn the music off because it annoys me for the most part unless the game lets you use your own mp3s.
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sabin1981
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PostPosted: Wed, 18th Apr 2012 10:40    Post subject:
And I'm biased, leaning towards the other camp; game OSTs are pretty much my favourite music =)
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PostPosted: Wed, 18th Apr 2012 11:40    Post subject:
i don't know, for me at least with recent games the main reason usually goes like:

"oh, you're fighting that enemy type again, here's the corresponding music, because you know it's attached to his head or something and no sorry we couldn't be bothered to make more than one loop for it"

it's really annoying when developers do stupid things like that with the music, pretty much anytime the music is triggered by anything other than a scene or mood (of the scene) change it rips you right out of the game because it's so obviously just the same annoying loop you heard every other time you met the trigger conditions.

while we're on triggered music though, final fantasy totally succeeded in conditioning me to that one short little few notes thing when you win a fight, i never realized it or thought about it when i was young enough to enjoy final fantasy games. Laughing

either that or they try to make the music ambient and it just goes on and on forever until you get sick of it and want to turn it off.
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PostPosted: Wed, 18th Apr 2012 15:19    Post subject:
If I had not just paid $250 for wastelands I would definitly go for this one!


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