Death's Door OST - 36 - Castle Lockstone

[@TrueXpain]

I didnt want to leave this place, i just wanted to keep listening to this track.

[@caijones5395]

1:04 i love that chord progression, when playing the game it resonated so much with the atmosphere

[@FreakyLynx]

My favorite part as well.

[@hakkiw]

I know!

[@casualbird7671]

This castle felt so sad and alone.. when you got into a battle and 2:26 happened, it felt wonderful. The mood here was very well done

[@erickeduardozavalagarza7182]

This song is the perfect amalgam between an epic and sad tale :) my favorite ost in entire game.

[@woffydoggy686]

My most favourite track of all game. It's pure melancholy, and magic, plagued with good rythmes, but dude... this flute melody is stuck in my mind forever. Damn, I can feel even some Skyrim vibes here! Good job!

[@liquidocelot666]

Damn, I love this OST, but this song in particular, puts me in a space that I love The melody at 1:04 and its variation really moved me

[@harpyi7490]

Wah alors ça c'est un pseudo que j'avais pas vu depuis de longues années :o Je regardais tes letsplay sur minecraft il y a 10 ans !

[@liquidocelot666]

@@harpyi7490 wow En effet ça remonte de loin hahaha Incroyable de se retrouver sur une vidéo comme celle-ci

[@FrogGamerAlpha]

Fun fact: my mom paid me to like play piano music for her party for ambiance, so I played this song, she said after the party “that was really good practice is working!” I just found it on a free piano sheet online 💀

[@emporioalnino4670]

W

[@Hellhound010]

W

[@randommoth1235]

W

[@skuglious]

You played flute notes as well?

[@joshowens8628]

this would be soooooo good as a 10 hour loop, that piano melody is just magic

[@SloggTheFrogg]

Amazing when music can make you feel cold. Speaks volumes of the composer. How do people who make music for video games do it? Are they shown or told about the level and it's feel? And then use their imagination to make it?

[@Roxfox]

Depends on the game. Most often there's concept art and/or a summary of the story beats so the composer knows what mood the scene or level is trying to set. Mick Gordon has talked about how he used early concept art from the areas in Doom (2016) to figure out what instrumentation he should use for the different areas He saw stone structures held aloft by red lightning in the hell levels and tried to use an electric, buzzing synth to represent that energy, and went from there. More cinematic setpieces benefit from having videos of gameplay, the closer to finished the better, so that the composer can attempt to score it more tightly, almost like a movie. That's probably how something like Uncharted gets treated. For indie games it's not unusual for big parts of the game to be completed by the time the composer comes on board, so they may even be sent early versions of the game to get a feel for the parts they're composing for. That's how Terry Cavanagh and Magnus Pålsson practically ended up co-developing VVVVVV, as Terry hearing the music that was just finished for the area he just worked on resulted in even more inspired level design for the next, which inspired even more hype music from Magnus for that zone, and so on. In the case of Death's Door, I imagine it was a very organic process as the composer was also the level designer!

[@shftin2gear]

I think this is my favorite song of this game.

[@RajeevNathie]

This one is my favorite, so full and relaxing at the same time... love it!

[@HeavenSunArcadez]

my favorite track. that ice level music hits different in games

[@Dartnitt]

I love the games with good soundtracks and this is one of them

[@XxPUN1SHERxX]

Very reminiscent of 'City of the ancients' from Final Fantasy 7. Thought of it straight away as soon as I heard it.

[@Wolfie-yn1jr]

Thank you for mentioning this, I just listened to the track and I agree, what an amazing theme you showed me. I never played the Final Fantasy games but I was always curious of them so thank you for showing me an incredible theme, it makes me all the more intrigued to play them.

[@XxPUN1SHERxX]

@@Wolfie-yn1jr No problem. Enjoy. Also give the original FF's a try. So many great tracks that many games have taken inspiration from.

[@darksydeernie]

Fav track in the game

[@YoJoRockThaBeat]

Please someone please find a way to make this extended. Best song in the game.

[@guilhermeseles4654]

1:04 essa parte da música é linda, é triste mas muito bom

[@siddiq125]

1:22