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| − | + | The '''music of the Sonic series''' is considered one of its strongest aspects. Sonic games have featured tunes composed by a variety of people; [[Masato Nakamura]] of J-pop band [[DREAMS COME TRUE|Dreams Come True]] was responsible for the music of the first two 16-bit games. ''Ys''/''Streets of Rage'' composer [[Yuzo Koshiro]] composed the music for the first 8-bit title, barring what was taken from the 16-bit title. Sega's in-house music company, [[Wavemaster]], did the majority of the music in later titles. One Wave Master employee, [[Jun Senoue]], is part of the band [[Crush 40]], and through his ties to the band they have played the main theme tunes of the two ''[[Sonic Adventure]]'' games, ''[[Sonic Heroes]]'', and ''[[Shadow the Hedgehog (game)|Shadow the Hedgehog]]''. ''Heroes'' and ''Shadow the Hedgehog'' also featured other bands, such as [[Julien-K]]. [[Richard Jacques]], a frequent composer of music for [[Sega]]'s games, contributed to the soundtracks of ''[[Sonic R]]'' and the Saturn/PC version of ''[[Sonic 3D: Flickies' Island]]''. A staple in the 16-bit games is the "drowning music", which is regarded by many to be the scariest video game music to date. | |
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Revision as of 19:54, 4 September 2006
The music of the Sonic series is considered one of its strongest aspects. Sonic games have featured tunes composed by a variety of people; Masato Nakamura of J-pop band Dreams Come True was responsible for the music of the first two 16-bit games. Ys/Streets of Rage composer Yuzo Koshiro composed the music for the first 8-bit title, barring what was taken from the 16-bit title. Sega's in-house music company, Wavemaster, did the majority of the music in later titles. One Wave Master employee, Jun Senoue, is part of the band Crush 40, and through his ties to the band they have played the main theme tunes of the two Sonic Adventure games, Sonic Heroes, and Shadow the Hedgehog. Heroes and Shadow the Hedgehog also featured other bands, such as Julien-K. Richard Jacques, a frequent composer of music for Sega's games, contributed to the soundtracks of Sonic R and the Saturn/PC version of Sonic 3D: Flickies' Island. A staple in the 16-bit games is the "drowning music", which is regarded by many to be the scariest video game music to date.
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Pages in category "Music"
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