Structurally and melodically it is identical to the original, from the opening boy’s choir to the orchestra joining in on the second half. With the opening track of the new soundtrack, “Snow in Summer,” it’s clear that the team isn’t looking to do anything drastic. The high quality soundtrack greatly helped with the enduring popularity of the original game, even though the game itself sold poorly. The soundtrack covers a whole hosts of sounds, from moving ballads to epic choral and orchestral battle tracks to charming and melancholy area themes, and is quite successful at each of these. A highlight is the ethereal voice of Emi Evans and the unique lyrics for many of the tracks, written as a futuristic version of existing languages. It isn’t just that there are many vocal tracks it’s that the vocals are often woven in and integrated as if they were other instruments. Even 10 years later, the prominent use vocals throughout still sets it apart from the large majority of other soundtracks.
Bodyįor those unfamiliar with the original soundtrack, the comments made there largely apply here too. But as with most updated soundtracks there are bound to be even some minor changes that are controversial, especially since there weren’t many clear objective improvements to be made to the originals. Since the original soundtrack is only 10 years old, it wasn’t in dire need of an update, and indeed for the most part the new soundtrack is very faithful with changes mostly in the form of added sections and variations in instrumentation to avoid looping as much as the original soundtrack did.
NieR Replicant ver.1.22474487139… Original Soundtrack is the soundtrack to the PS4 version of NieR Replicant, which is an update to the original NieR Replicant soundtrack with a few new tracks, all handled by the original team, MONACA. NieR Replicant ver.1.22474487139… Original Soundtrack
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