Awesome, i been looking for these! Y'know, the OST and in-game soundtrack is actually different for base game missions. Judgement and Retribution is much more bass-y in game, and Chip Off The Old Block is a lot more ambient. It'd be awesome to see gamerips of those too!
No problem, man. Right know I try to salvage *(wink wink nudge nudge)* the tunes where there's much more obvious difference in mixing or structure, like: - 'Atom Smasher' has different intro and actual outro (it doesn't slowly fade away), as well as different mix - 'Order...' and 'Surrounded' both doing away with ambient intros - 'Master...' and 'Empire...' both having slightly different mix and altered/extended structure, with parts not included in official release (since it's the same DLC, I wonder if 'Dethroned' fits that bill, too?) I'll see what I can do with the tracks you mentioned, but no promises right now. The ones I'd really want to get my hands on is 'Titan' and Solaris Showdown DLC tracks, 'cause their Dynamic Range is all sorts of screwed.
@@rocknmetalnation2904 No prob man, no pressure, I'm just happy you're interested in the first place. Not a lot of places to get these tracks save owning them on Steam, and even then, they're production-level tracks that are different from the ones in game. Believe me bro, I've searched high and low for em with nary a result save two tracks uploaded by another guy, bless him. Sucks too, because the in-game tracks are mixed different, have a less aggressive sound, and are more focused on loops. Perfect for ambient tracks when playing pretty much any high-octane game. Or 40K
@@rocknmetalnation2904 , I wouldn't call it simple. First, you need to pull out 50gb with an extractor, then convert these 50gb to wav. And since all files have a name made of numbers, they need to be sorted through a text file. Plus, most of the tracks consist of several audio tracks, which must then be combined and rendered. Except for Solaris Showdown - there are just 3 tracks. And besides Rise of Rasalhague - here the tracks are broken into many pieces, it's better not to touch it. I dug out about 50 tracks like that, but I was only interested in about 10. Now I'm getting high. :))))
Awesome, i been looking for these!
Y'know, the OST and in-game soundtrack is actually different for base game missions. Judgement and Retribution is much more bass-y in game, and Chip Off The Old Block is a lot more ambient. It'd be awesome to see gamerips of those too!
No problem, man.
Right know I try to salvage *(wink wink nudge nudge)* the tunes where there's much more obvious difference in mixing or structure, like:
- 'Atom Smasher' has different intro and actual outro (it doesn't slowly fade away), as well as different mix
- 'Order...' and 'Surrounded' both doing away with ambient intros
- 'Master...' and 'Empire...' both having slightly different mix and altered/extended structure, with parts not included in official release (since it's the same DLC, I wonder if 'Dethroned' fits that bill, too?)
I'll see what I can do with the tracks you mentioned, but no promises right now.
The ones I'd really want to get my hands on is 'Titan' and Solaris Showdown DLC tracks, 'cause their Dynamic Range is all sorts of screwed.
@@rocknmetalnation2904 No prob man, no pressure, I'm just happy you're interested in the first place. Not a lot of places to get these tracks save owning them on Steam, and even then, they're production-level tracks that are different from the ones in game. Believe me bro, I've searched high and low for em with nary a result save two tracks uploaded by another guy, bless him.
Sucks too, because the in-game tracks are mixed different, have a less aggressive sound, and are more focused on loops. Perfect for ambient tracks when playing pretty much any high-octane game. Or 40K
@@Inward_Outward , It is pulled out through the UE extractor. However, the tracks from DLC 4 are divided into sections.... I made 6 tracks for myself.
@LeedsThePlanet Wait, there was an easier method all along? God dammit!
@@rocknmetalnation2904 , I wouldn't call it simple. First, you need to pull out 50gb with an extractor, then convert these 50gb to wav. And since all files have a name made of numbers, they need to be sorted through a text file. Plus, most of the tracks consist of several audio tracks, which must then be combined and rendered. Except for Solaris Showdown - there are just 3 tracks. And besides Rise of Rasalhague - here the tracks are broken into many pieces, it's better not to touch it.
I dug out about 50 tracks like that, but I was only interested in about 10.
Now I'm getting high. :))))