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Resident Evil Director's Cut Mansion Basement is the most unintentionally comical and worst music track I've heard
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It's just an error in the instrument used it seems like:
Also here's the very well known story about the composer:
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Also here's the very well known story about the composer:
Deaf 'Resident Evil' composer faked writing his music for over a decade
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It is rumored that they used the wrong instruments, so this garbled mess came out.
That is the fixed version of it
Resident Evil DC- Basement Music Fix/Rehash
Remember the awful basement music of Director's Cut that sounded like someone blowing a trumpet out of their rear? Well, I wanted to see what it sounded like...
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Actual talent aside, Samuragochi was considered like a Japanese Beethoven at the time, so having his name attached to the rerelease was actually a pretty big deal.
I do talk about this in detail in the book I wrote. Not allowed to elaborate but it is a humorous story nonetheless.
I do talk about this in detail in the book I wrote. Not allowed to elaborate but it is a humorous story nonetheless.
It's just an error in the instrument used it seems like:
Also here's the very well known story about the composer:
Deaf 'Resident Evil' composer faked writing his music for over a decade
The Verge is about technology and how it makes us feel. Founded in 2011, we offer our audience everything from breaking news to reviews to award-winning features and investigations, on our site, in video, and in podcasts.
Wow, this makes all the difference. It is actually scary instead of DOOT!
every four months I am reminded this song exists, its a curse and I hate it. People here say it's cause they used the wrong instruments but that doesn't make much sense as the song still sounds like ass and you know... this is in a commercially released game, it's not like the composer made the track never listened to it and just slapped it in there.
My headcanon is that this is the only real song that fraud composer created, like they asked him on the spot for some reason and he couldn't fall back on his ghostwriter
My headcanon is that this is the only real song that fraud composer created, like they asked him on the spot for some reason and he couldn't fall back on his ghostwriter
It's just an error in the instrument used it seems like:
Also here's the very well known story about the composer:
Deaf 'Resident Evil' composer faked writing his music for over a decade
The Verge is about technology and how it makes us feel. Founded in 2011, we offer our audience everything from breaking news to reviews to award-winning features and investigations, on our site, in video, and in podcasts.
How do we know it's truly an error? the video description just talk about changing the instrument but doesn't really show how it was a legit error and how the new sound it's the one it should be sounding in the game.
About the track, is so hilarious I just can't help but love it. It's like on of those Simpsons episodes where Homer is ordered to do some shit for a company like a car or a movie.
It's just an error in the instrument used it seems like:
Also here's the very well known story about the composer:
Deaf 'Resident Evil' composer faked writing his music for over a decade
The Verge is about technology and how it makes us feel. Founded in 2011, we offer our audience everything from breaking news to reviews to award-winning features and investigations, on our site, in video, and in podcasts.
Finally, now I know! Thanks
Basically this scene irl (Steve Martin is a conman pretending to be crippled, Michael Caine is a conman who knows this):
It's just speculation at this point. This "fixed" version still sounds goofy af.
Goofy in what way? Because it sounds pretty much what i'd expect of a PS1 ambient horror soundtrack
The instrumentation is fine and appropriate but the melody is all over the place and unfocused.
I see what they were trying to do (using non-conventional melodies to create an unnerving atmosphere) but I don't think it works all that well, I have a lot of trouble taking this melody seriously.
If they ever remake RE1 a second time, the first time Rebecca attempts to play the piano and completely botches it, a piano rendition of this should be what she plays.
Yeah the basement in REmake doesn't have any music track playing I don't think.
