The advantage to my method is that it takes advantage of in-game music cues. The downside is you need familiarity with development tools and audio engineering software and a couple of command line functions to produce the new music. Once you do, though, it works just like Pendra's add-ons: drop a file in a folder and the music gets replaced.
I'm trying to start discussion with both Cryptic and GNP about the idea of an aftermarket music pack.
The game is down to $5-10 most places. My core idea is that you could take the price back up to $15-20 and include a music pack while introducing a music pack for existing players in the $10-15 range.
The ability to do modular work is also something that has me lobbying to start a voiceover troupe. If Cryptic can set the cues back for VO, I could get a lot of actors in a studio to produce voiceover that's ready-made.for inclusion and maybe leverage contacts to get some Trek actors involved, if not at least some folks who have worked on AAA games before.
The advantage to my method is that it takes advantage of in-game music cues. The downside is you need familiarity with development tools and audio engineering software and a couple of command line functions to produce the new music. Once you do, though, it works just like Pendra's add-ons: drop a file in a folder and the music gets replaced.
I'm trying to start discussion with both Cryptic and GNP about the idea of an aftermarket music pack.
The game is down to $5-10 most places. My core idea is that you could take the price back up to $15-20 and include a music pack while introducing a music pack for existing players in the $10-15 range.
The ability to do modular work is also something that has me lobbying to start a voiceover troupe. If Cryptic can set the cues back for VO, I could get a lot of actors in a studio to produce voiceover that's ready-made.for inclusion and maybe leverage contacts to get some Trek actors involved, if not at least some folks who have worked on AAA games before.
Have we confirmed that 5-10 is Cryptic's MRSP or is it just seasonal sales with distribution services selling off their excess merchandise?
The exciting music that usually starts upon entering a battle is spoiled by the "Yah!" hip hop style tuneless shouting within it.
Not necessary and spoils a pretty good music background.
If you mean the long, "AAAAAAGGGGHHHHHH!!!", I always thought that sounded like dying Klingons. Which I thought appropriate when timed right when I destroyed a Klingon ship.
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