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Hi, I did this remaster. I'm working on next version which will be made for Dynamic Music mod. I'm adding a proper ending for each track. It will be ready in 2 months.

I don't think so, but there is one major difference between the two : Eric Heberling had to compose knowing midi limitations, whereas Jeremy Soule could make a realistic music right away. When I did this remaster, I choosed to ony use acoustic virtual instruments, It's why it sounds more natural, but in fact, in the original midi files there are a lot of pads and synths I replaced with real instruments, like strings for example. Jeremy Soule has an orchestral way of doing music that feels magical or fantasy, but it's the same for Eric Heberling. Your conclusion proves one thing : I did well with this remaster 😊

Eric Heberling is his full name, just to pay some homage and respect. My GOD do I love these songs.

I totally agree with you. The tragedy is that midi tracks (that are used in the game) do not do justice to the talent of Eric Heberling. It's why I made this remaster. To show to everyone that with right instruments and good mixing, Jeremy Soule is not superior to him. By the way, I'm working on the 1.2 version without the harsh ending for looping purpose.

You can find a link to download all the tracks on the first video of my channel.

Hi, i am the author of this remaster. Daggerfall came with a lot of unused tracks, when i did tracks one by one, i did not know which ones were not used in the game, so i did them all.

Thanks to Heberling talent and my best efforts to remaster all the midi tracks. I did well even remastering the unused tracks.

I did this remaster from scratch, did not know there was another version, i'm curious to hear what was their guideline.

Yeah and not much else lmao

Thanks to Eric Heberling composition. I tried to make these musics kind of cinematic with my remaster.

Same but a few years younger. It was crazy that I didn't have to walk in a (basically) straight line and go from checkpoint to checkpoint . The music for each environment was exceptional

Not to mention the fact that it was freakin' massive.

I was 6 watching my brother play having ZERO idea what was going on in the story (I understood a few side quest and basic game mechanics. As well as the difference classes (I thought elves were the BEST). I think above all, I thought the enemies looked cool, the world felt huge and utterly mysterious to a little me. The graphics were amazing then. I didn't need to understand it entirely to enjoy watching. It was a creepy, open world RPG with no rules and no forced decisions (at least in comparison to other games). My brother could randomly decide to just be evil and that was cool. Or randomly decide to be good last second. Didn't matter, we had fun. I went on to play Morrowind with him years later and those are some of my most precious memories.

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Yes, absolutely. Especially in Chinese television shows. "Daggerfall Horse Noises" is on my wuxia-trope bingo card.

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Long Live Dungeon Synth!!

[Blunt] oi Kings field 4 nevah heard ov it.

wild seeing another comparison between a fromsoft RPG and the elder scrolls from a completely different era

Well said Daggerfall is so far removed from the modern TES games, but it really started it all. Arena was like an alpha prototype. Open world games like Daggerfall just didn't exist back in 1996. I played the heck out of this game as a teenager then.

I had forgotten the synth panflutes, which to me reads as the most 90s thing about this soundtrack, but that's part of its charm.

the remake is going to get a new soundtrack.

Yea, It's a mod for unity, you can found it on Nexus. The author is credited in description. Sorry for responding so late, I'm usually logged off on yt.

Random pictures found on Google, so sadly I can't credit the artists even if I want. Sorry for responding so late, I'm usually logged of on yt. Also nice Tails pfp, I love that show

use yandex reverse image search to find them and the artists

@@jktech2117 Sht, thank you for the tip! Now I can finally get these images in higher quality for my desktop ^^

A remake of Daggerfall will not go well. At least not with complete modern 3D graphics like Skyrim, because of how heavily the game relies on procedural generation. And the game won’t be able to have the absolute size and scope that the original did because of how difficult it will be to port that into modern graphics without making it look lifeless. The reason why the world Daggerfall feels so alive is simply because the graphics are primitive, this makes it so that your imagination goes wild and your mind fills all of the blank spaces. If such a huge and empty game world existed with modern day graphics, because the graphics are so good you won’t be able to use your imagination to make it feel more alive and full than it actually is. The better the presentation is, the more apparent the flaws are. However, if you want a remake that just improves the game and doesn’t use modern graphics…that’s Daggerfall Unity which actually IS a remake. And there’s also mods like DREAM that improve every single texture, make most objects (not NPCs though) 3D, music, real ambient lighting, better terrain generation, and many gameplay mods that add in immersive mechanics like real horses. Modding the base game perfectly improves the look and feel while still being kind of ‘primitive’ enough to allow your imagination to run wild and make the world feel full of life. Tl;dr: Remakes already exist with Daggerfall Unity, but a full 100% remake with full 3D modern graphics likely won’t be good because the game will need to be streamlined and made far smaller like the recent games in the TES series (Oblivion and Skyrim). Furthermore, modern graphics will limit imagination which is necessary for making the world feel alive even though it’s actually pretty empty (since…you know…procedural generation). Really the true magic of Daggerfall, comes from its being made in the late 90s. Edit: Oh yeah, I don’t want to insinuate that “Hur durr, modern gaming bad, only games from the 1990s were fun.” I wasn’t even a single cell when this game released, and I grew up in the 2010s (I’m now 18). I’m just saying that a lot of the immersion that made Daggerfall great is in the game because technology wasn’t advanced enough to make realistic graphics, so the developers needed to use other means (music and sound) to make it feel immersive. And this lack of technology is what brings out some imagination, which makes the game feel better than it actually is. This is also why Skyrim, while a fun game, doesn’t feel as full of life or ‘real’ like Daggerfall.

@@Merudiana-the-local-demoness Yes i see what you mean with the imagination and modern graphics. I want Remake for music especialy, not really for the game itself. With moding it's perfect i agry. Remake the game in the same way of Skyrim it's not a good idea because we loose ambiant and all work of devs for bring the world of Daggerfall to life. A console release it's not a bad idea however, with adaptative control etc... Independent developers are carrying it to PSVITA by the way. If they get there, it will be exceptional. A port with mod included like The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt Next-Gen update or The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim with a Modding Store. But again I agree, the game must remain in its juice. With some improvements but not a total change of DA and loading system. I have 21 so same, i love old games and the vibes they transmit, but i have one thing i hate in old games, it's music, it's for that i want a remake...not of Daggerfall especially but of the Soundtrack because she was very good and And hear it with 16bit sounds I can't find my account. PS. Sorry for my english i'm french

@@Merudiana-the-local-demoness eh, I kind of disagree. I think procedural generation has come a long way since Daggerfall and with more dynamic house generation and more random 'real' or 'unique' npc quests strewn about in a few places it could be really interesting. Actually I was considering working on a little mod for unity to mess with the house generation but.. We'll see.

check out Wayward Realms if you don't know about it yet

Unity/Dream has done wonders for Daggerfall. I keep going back to it. They just don't make games like this anymore.The music is one of my favorite game soundtracks of all time.

Do you even know what lofi means ?

this isn't lofi

@@juice6199 It seems that nowadays "relaxing mix" = lofi

@@stephane9544 Lol