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music artists for next DmC

Jak said:
i think a little bit of quincy jones fits dante's relationship with women perfectly
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Why does that look like it would fit so well. He's in a bar chatting it up then gets slapped in the face, but they come back wanting more then they go to his new office and the real magic begins.;)
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Deftones
Killswitch Engaged
Falling in Reverse

I would say TOOL but the only song i like, while playing DmC, is Rosetta Stone
 
Are good music composers valid?

If so, then what about, Jesper Kyd.

I wouldn't mind him doing a full soundtrack for the game. I bet it would get the blood pumping, he's really good at creating scores for video games that really tie well to the actions of the player on screen.
 
OppressedWriter said:
Are good music composers valid?

If so, then what about, Jesper Kyd.

I wouldn't mind him doing a full soundtrack for the game. I bet it would get the blood pumping, he's really good at creating scores for video games that really tie well to the actions of the player on screen.
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YES! I loved his pieces with Assassin's Creed.
 
Anthem!



If not them, then Wolf would be an excellent choice.


wallenb said:
Deftones
Killswitch Engaged
Falling in Reverse

I would say TOOL but the only song i like, while playing DmC, is Rosetta Stone
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I can see Deftones as being a damn good choice, but Falling In Reverse is doubtful. Ronnie is going through a really weird phase in his career where he's experimenting with everything, including rapping and it's... uh... interesting? But it's not what Devil May Cry needs.
 
OppressedWriter said:
Are good music composers valid?

If so, then what about, Jesper Kyd.

I wouldn't mind him doing a full soundtrack for the game. I bet it would get the blood pumping, he's really good at creating scores for video games that really tie well to the actions of the player on screen.
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Someone needs to do the scenes that require a touch of subtle ambiance, and while Noisia did a few good tracks for DmC, they were not the ideal choice. Someone professional, like Jesper Kyd, is a perfect choice to add some depth to the story and even add an extra layer of humanity to the game. His work on the Hitman series was fantastic.
Another composer I'd recommend is Eric Brosius, of Thief and System Shock fame.

Also, sorry for the double post.
 
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