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Zantei	Posted - 2009.04.02 21:07:00 - [1] So I'm watching the Trinity trailer on youtube and having my soul bombarded by this beautiful arrangement of music. It's a glorious celebration of the scale and variety the world of Eve has to offer yet the jukebox in game is full of this emo nonsense. Listen to some of these tracks on youtube: Seranata Lucius Dei Why can't we have more of this sort of thing? The jukebox variety in Eve is something that the developers got so hopelessly wrong that it's a joke. You can't even play your own files. FIX IT, GOING ON 6 YEARS NOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Drunk Driver Gallente Aliastra	Posted - 2009.04.02 21:08:00 - [2] Internet... iPod....
Faife Federation of Freedom Fighters Aggression.	Posted - 2009.04.02 21:11:00 - [3] i happen to like the music... --
Zantei	Posted - 2009.04.02 21:13:00 - [4] Originally by: Faife i happen to like the music... Hands you an emo wig
Faife Federation of Freedom Fighters Aggression.	Posted - 2009.04.02 21:15:00 - [5] Originally by: Zantei Originally by: Faife i happen to like the music... Hands you an emo wig emo? good god. you really are illiterate about the audio scene. moot point in either case, just put on winamp or whatever. or eve radio which is very good (pimping corp mate) --
minerboob Gallente Garoun Investment Bank	Posted - 2009.04.02 21:19:00 - [6] Apparently someone at CCP thinks the music is good. FIRE THAT PERSON
Zantei	Posted - 2009.04.02 21:20:00 - [7] Originally by: Faife Originally by: Zantei Originally by: Faife i happen to like the music... Hands you an emo wig emo? good god. you really are illiterate about the audio scene. moot point in either case, just put on winamp or whatever. or eve radio which is very good (pimping corp mate) You think the jukebox is one of Eve's great features or something? Tell me about this scene of yours. :/
Kiviar Caldari Bloodmoney Incorporated	Posted - 2009.04.02 21:24:00 - [8] Eve has music?... I mean sound? --- Certified elite hull tanker.
Zantei	Posted - 2009.04.02 21:32:00 - [9] Originally by: Kiviar Eve has music?... I mean sound? It has that targetting noise.
Wet Ferret	Posted - 2009.04.02 21:32:00 - [10] Not everyone can like it, but it is good quality music. And since it doesn't stand out or draw a lot of attention it makes great background music. EVE is the only MMO that I haven't turned the music off after a short time, in fact have always left it on since I started playing four years ago. I don't care for some of the tracks, but none of them are obnoxious or even slightly annoying enough for me to care. But, yeah. These forums seriously need some indicator that the post has ended and the sig has started.
Faife Federation of Freedom Fighters Aggression.	Posted - 2009.04.02 21:35:00 - [11] Originally by: Zantei You think the jukebox is one of Eve's great features or something? Tell me about this scene of yours. :/ one of the reasons i got into eve over the other mmos was cause the sound, graphics, and design was so all perfectly tied to the feeling of desolate emptiness (this back when we had serif fonts) and it's not my scene, per say, but c'mon: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ambient_music specifically modern electronic ambient since the guy uses almost exclusively real synths (vs VSTs or acoustic instruments). if you're bored, cross link to demo scene on wiki, which i used to be really into, which goes hand in hand. --
Dmian Gallente Gallenterrorisme	Posted - 2009.04.02 21:36:00 - [12] Maybe you'd like some of the music Yu Chen (kaiyoti) made for the game Infinity Universe. Look on his site, he's got a player on the left. Look for the songs that start with "Infinity." EVE has a different mood. I like the music of EVE, it doesn't get in the way. Or as said, you can turn it off and play your own music using a regular music player. ---- Originally by: Anne M. Lindbergh There is no sin punished more implacably by nature than the sin of resistance to change
Zantei	Posted - 2009.04.02 21:40:00 - [13] I just find it so confusing when the Trinity trailer can be so upbeat and the jukebox so dystopian and /wrist.
Faife Federation of Freedom Fighters Aggression.	Posted - 2009.04.02 21:46:00 - [14] Originally by: Zantei I just find it so confusing when the Trinity trailer can be so upbeat and the jukebox so dystopian and /wrist. /smacks forehead yeah, i was trolled. well played. there's no way someone could link goth-pop and accuse others of /wristing, but before that, i bought it. --
Zantei	Posted - 2009.04.02 21:57:00 - [15] Originally by: Faife Originally by: Zantei I just find it so confusing when the Trinity trailer can be so upbeat and the jukebox so dystopian and /wrist. /smacks forehead yeah, i was trolled. well played. there's no way someone could link goth-pop and accuse others of /wristing, but before that, i bought it. Goth pop my arse. Thanks for your bs, holy hell.
Crumplecorn Gallente Eve Cluster Explorations	Posted - 2009.04.02 22:02:00 - [16] Trailer music suits the trailers, in-game music suits the game. You may notice that the trailers and the game bear no resemblance to each other. - DesuSigs
Zantei	Posted - 2009.04.02 22:03:00 - [17] Originally by: Crumplecorn Trailer music suits the trailers, in-game music suits the game. You may notice that the trailers and the game bear no resemblance to each other. Yes, hence the reason for this thread.
Twin blade Minmatar The Triangle Veneratio Venator Alliance	Posted - 2009.04.02 22:13:00 - [18] I like the background music when it works. Death is great rember where all dying to get there.
Tobias Sjodin Ore Mongers BricK sQuAD.	Posted - 2009.04.02 22:20:00 - [19] Originally by: Zantei jukebox in game is full of this emo nonsense. Listen to some of these tracks on youtube: Insert generic "The Rock"-type Hollywood autogenerated movie-soundtrack crap Why can't we have more of this sort of thing? Dude, just quit while you're behind. On that note, some more Black Sun Empire couldn't hurt.
Gonada Priory Of The Lemon Atlas Alliance	Posted - 2009.04.02 22:22:00 - [20] i think the music is pretty good as well, though i dont listen to any sound due to liking my selection of music and playing it so i can hear a broad selection tastes instead of whining on the forums like a mule.
Zantei	Posted - 2009.04.02 22:24:00 - [21] Originally by: Gonada i think the music is pretty good as well, though i dont listen to any sound due to liking my selection of music and playing it so i can hear a broad selection tastes instead of whining on the forums like a mule. Hehe, you're offended? I wonder how many alts of yours are in this thread.
mechtech Entropy Industries	Posted - 2009.04.02 22:25:00 - [22] I like the music! <3 RealX
MooKids Caldari The Graduates Morsus Mihi	Posted - 2009.04.02 22:25:00 - [23] RealX hates you. -------------------------------- CCP can patch away bugs, but they can't patch away stupidity.
Triss S'Jet Gallente	Posted - 2009.04.02 22:27:00 - [24] EvE music is pretty cool, if I want to listen to something different I use foobar.
Gonada Priory Of The Lemon Atlas Alliance	Posted - 2009.04.02 22:27:00 - [25] Originally by: Zantei Originally by: Gonada i think the music is pretty good as well, though i dont listen to any sound due to liking my selection of music and playing it so i can hear a broad selection tastes instead of whining on the forums like a mule. Hehe, you're offended? I wonder how many alts of yours are in this thread. nope, just dont like whiny people
Zantei	Posted - 2009.04.02 22:30:00 - [26] Originally by: Gonada Originally by: Zantei Originally by: Gonada i think the music is pretty good as well, though i dont listen to any sound due to liking my selection of music and playing it so i can hear a broad selection tastes instead of whining on the forums like a mule. Hehe, you're offended? I wonder how many alts of yours are in this thread. nope, just dont like whiny people Stop whining for god's sake. Anyway, back on topic. Why are people so against having upbeat music in this game? :[
Crumplecorn Gallente Eve Cluster Explorations	Posted - 2009.04.02 22:31:00 - [27] Originally by: Zantei Yes, hence the reason for this thread. So the reason is you want music that doesn't suit the game? Um, yeah, gonna disagree with you there. - DesuSigs
Zantei	Posted - 2009.04.02 22:36:00 - [28] Originally by: Crumplecorn Originally by: Zantei Yes, hence the reason for this thread. So the reason is you want music that doesn't suit the game? Um, yeah, gonna disagree with you there. No, the reason is to bring them closer together. To say that the trailer is nothing like the game is a fail statement.
Yelan Zhou Amarr PIE Inc.	Posted - 2009.04.02 22:39:00 - [29] The EvE ingame music is realy nice imo. No need to change it.
Winterblink Body Count Inc. Against ALL Authorities	Posted - 2009.04.02 22:39:00 - [30] Originally by: Zantei Why are people so against having upbeat music in this game? :[ Just because you don't like it doesn't mean a) it's not good, b) people don't like it. It's your preference, that's cool, but some people might disagree. warp drive active \| nature vraie
Magnus Nordir Caldari	Posted - 2009.04.02 22:41:00 - [31] eve has sound?
Trathen Minmatar	Posted - 2009.04.02 22:43:00 - [32] I don't really care for the music either, but it's pretty ridiculous to expect any game to feature music you could really get into, especially if you go off linking obscure music that most people don't like. How about you do what everyone else does and load those songs you linked into an mp3 player and let the sounds take you wherever you like. Problem solved. _
Zantei	Posted - 2009.04.02 22:48:00 - [33] Edited by: Zantei on 02/04/2009 22:48:39 Originally by: Trathen I don't really care for the music either, but it's pretty ridiculous to expect any game to feature music you could really get into, especially if you go off linking obscure music that most people don't like. How about you do what everyone else does and load those songs you linked into an mp3 player and let the sounds take you wherever you like. Problem solved. Which is addressed in my original post. Why not just include an mp3 player? Edit: "Why not just use your media player" - Why should I have to?
Zantei	Posted - 2009.04.02 22:50:00 - [34] Originally by: Winterblink Originally by: Zantei Why are people so against having upbeat music in this game? :[ Just because you don't like it doesn't mean a) it's not good, b) people don't like it. It's your preference, that's cool, but some people might disagree. Hmmm, not what I asked. Why is everyone against having more upbeat music? :[
Trathen Minmatar	Posted - 2009.04.02 22:53:00 - [35] Originally by: Zantei Which is addressed in my original post. Why not just include an mp3 player? Edit: "Why not just use your media player" - Why should I have to? Because I hate your music. _
Faife Federation of Freedom Fighters Aggression.	Posted - 2009.04.02 22:53:00 - [36] Originally by: Zantei Originally by: Winterblink Originally by: Zantei Why are people so against having upbeat music in this game? :[ Just because you don't like it doesn't mean a) it's not good, b) people don't like it. It's your preference, that's cool, but some people might disagree. Hmmm, not what I asked. Why is everyone against having more upbeat music? :[ FAIFE HATE HAPPY --
Zantei	Posted - 2009.04.02 22:55:00 - [37] Originally by: Trathen Originally by: Zantei Which is addressed in my original post. Why not just include an mp3 player? Edit: "Why not just use your media player" - Why should I have to? Because I hate your music. Does that mean you hate the music in one of Eve's most well received trailers?
Crumplecorn Gallente Eve Cluster Explorations	Posted - 2009.04.02 23:00:00 - [38] Edited by: Crumplecorn on 02/04/2009 23:06:17 Originally by: Zantei No, the reason is to bring them closer together. To say that the trailer is nothing like the game is a fail statement. To say that the trailers are nothing like the game was the topic of an entire thread recently, and is undeniable. I mean, I can just see this change in effect. We get new, more 'epic' music for EVE, similar to what is in the trailers. A player gets into a fleet to head off for some PvP. The upbeat music is 'bombarding your soul' as you... warp to a gate, jump, align, warp, jump, align, warp, jump Holy **, this is **ing epic! align, warp, jump, align, warp jump, align, warp, lag, back in station Hey, time to head to a trade hub to fit a new ship! On arrival we see... this? No. This. But with epic music. Like what it might be like if the ships in Star Wars spend their time bumping into each other, spinning around and lagging out. Actually, this video explains it better than I can. BTW, I love the music you linked. - DesuSigs
Trathen Minmatar	Posted - 2009.04.02 23:06:00 - [39] Originally by: Zantei Does that mean you hate the music in one of Eve's most well received trailers? I seriously can't believe it's gotten to the stage where everyone likes depressing music. You think everyone who doesn't like what you like is an emo fan? Here's a hint: My music is crap; barely worth being called music. So is yours. The difference is attitude. _
Zantei	Posted - 2009.04.02 23:08:00 - [40] Originally by: Crumplecorn Originally by: Zantei No, the reason is to bring them closer together. To say that the trailer is nothing like the game is a fail statement. To say that the trailers are nothing like the game was the topic of an entire thread recently, and is undeniable. I mean, I can just see this change in effect. We get new, more 'epic' music for EVE, similar to what is in the trailers. A player gets into a fleet to head off for some PvP. The upbeat music is 'bombarding your soul' as you... warp to a gate, jump, align, warp, jump, align, warp, jump Holy **, this is **ing epic! align, warp, jump, align, warp jump, align, warp, lag, back in station Hey, time to head to a trade hub to fit a new ship! On arrival we see... this? No. This. But with epic music. Like what it might be like if the ships in Star Wars spend their time bumping into each other, spinning around and lagging out. Actually, this video explains it better than I can. Really funny vid. :p But still, why choose depressing music over upbeat music?
Zantei	Posted - 2009.04.02 23:10:00 - [41] Edited by: Zantei on 02/04/2009 23:13:02 Originally by: Trathen Originally by: Zantei Does that mean you hate the music in one of Eve's most well received trailers? I seriously can't believe it's gotten to the stage where everyone likes depressing music. You think everyone who doesn't like what you like is an emo fan? Here's a hint: My music is crap; barely worth being called music. So is yours. The difference is attitude. Stupid question really :[ I'm saying the music in Eve is depressing. Do you get an emotional high listening to any of that stuff, 90% of it all sounds the same. Ok, so the attitude is different but the music is still depressing? Eve is fairly dystopian and that's the setting people choose to participate in. There's a great deal of emo in the foundation of things. Would it ruin the game to have something upbeat in the jukebox?
Trathen Minmatar	Posted - 2009.04.02 23:14:00 - [42] Originally by: Zantei Ok, so the attitude is different but the music is still depressing? Eve is fairly dystopian and that's the setting people choose to participate in. There's a great deal of emo in the foundation of things. Would it ruin the game to have something upbeat in the jukebox? I don't think it would ruin the game at all, though something like Prozzak would be horribly misplaced. There is a lot of music that fits the EVE universe... more than a Jukebox could possibly cover. I've dusted off some old albums just to go with EVE myself. I find it a lot better than trying to turn everyone's radio dial. _
Zantei	Posted - 2009.04.02 23:16:00 - [43] Originally by: Trathen Originally by: Zantei Ok, so the attitude is different but the music is still depressing? Eve is fairly dystopian and that's the setting people choose to participate in. There's a great deal of emo in the foundation of things. Would it ruin the game to have something upbeat in the jukebox? I don't think it would ruin the game at all, though something like Prozzak would be horribly misplaced. There is a lot of music that fits the EVE universe... more than a Jukebox could possibly cover. I've dusted off some old albums just to go with EVE myself. I find it a lot better than trying to turn everyone's radio dial. It's not a matter of turning everyone's dial as such, just adding some more options to it.
Crumplecorn Gallente Eve Cluster Explorations	Posted - 2009.04.02 23:16:00 - [44] Originally by: Zantei But still, why choose depressing music over upbeat music? I really can't make it any clearer. - DesuSigs
Zantei	Posted - 2009.04.02 23:21:00 - [45] Edited by: Zantei on 02/04/2009 23:22:45 Originally by: Crumplecorn Originally by: Zantei But still, why choose depressing music over upbeat music? I really can't make it any clearer. No, you're pretty clear. You're saying Eve is repetitive and that having seriously awe inspiring music would soon begin to wear thin etc... That's fine, it makes sense. But you're now saying that because of Eve's repetitive nature that it deserves to have dreary and monotonous music. That is like pure concentrated emo, the kind which makes your wrists burst open of their own volition. There's nothing wrong with having a few tracks which actually inspire people rather than constantly remind them that Eve is a dystopian poo hole.
Crumplecorn Gallente Eve Cluster Explorations	Posted - 2009.04.02 23:22:00 - [46] Originally by: Zantei Originally by: Crumplecorn Originally by: Zantei But still, why choose depressing music over upbeat music? I really can't make it any clearer. No, you're pretty clear. You're saying Eve is repetitive and that having seriously awe inspiring music would soon begin to wear thin etc... That's fine, it makes sense. But you're now saying that because of Eve's repetitive nature that it deserves to have dreary and monotonous music. That is like pure concentrated emo, the kind which makes your wrists burst open of their own volition. I happen to love EVE's music, and often listen to it outside EVE. You are now bringing your own dislike of it into a discussion of its suitability. - DesuSigs
Zantei	Posted - 2009.04.02 23:30:00 - [47] Originally by: Crumplecorn Originally by: Zantei Originally by: Crumplecorn Originally by: Zantei But still, why choose depressing music over upbeat music? I really can't make it any clearer. No, you're pretty clear. You're saying Eve is repetitive and that having seriously awe inspiring music would soon begin to wear thin etc... That's fine, it makes sense. But you're now saying that because of Eve's repetitive nature that it deserves to have dreary and monotonous music. That is like pure concentrated emo, the kind which makes your wrists burst open of their own volition. I happen to love EVE's music, and often listen to it outside EVE. You are now bringing your own dislike of it into a discussion of its suitability. Well, the idea was to highlight the contrast between the track in the trailer and what's currently on offer in the jukebox. You pointed that out clearly. The question is why were they trying to portray Eve in that particular way. Undocking for the first time only to be greeted by this slow dull monotony, which some people may like, isn't going to suit everyone who is lured in by the theme of the trailer. There are better ways to inspire a sense of wonder than with lifeless tones. Yes, of course it's subjective but it can't be denied that it seems like false advertising. They could at least 'try' to cater more to the brand of music they thought was so fitting.
Crumplecorn Gallente Eve Cluster Explorations	Posted - 2009.04.02 23:34:00 - [48] Originally by: Zantei Well, the idea was to highlight the contrast between the track in the trailer and what's currently on offer in the jukebox. You pointed that out clearly. The question is why were they trying to portray Eve in that particular way. Undocking for the first time only to be greeted by this slow dull monotony, which some people may like, isn't going to suit everyone who is lured in by the theme of the trailer. There are better ways to inspire a sense of wonder than with lifeless tones. Yes, of course it's subjective but it can't be denied that it seems like false advertising. They could at least 'try' to cater more to the brand of music they thought was so fitting. That's a problem with the trailer. Don't blame the game if you get sucked in by false advertising. - DesuSigs
Zantei	Posted - 2009.04.02 23:38:00 - [49] Originally by: Crumplecorn That's a problem with the trailer. Don't blame the game if you get sucked in by false advertising. Well, I was in long before the trailer. I just thought that things might begin to change and that someone at CCP had an epiphany regarding what people actually wanted to see and hear. It might have been a one off though, shame really.
Wet Ferret	Posted - 2009.04.02 23:38:00 - [50] Originally by: Crumplecorn Actually, this video explains it better than I can. Oh god, I was laughing so hard my chest still hurts But, yeah. These forums seriously need some indicator that the post has ended and the sig has started.
Advalary	Posted - 2009.04.02 23:41:00 - [51] Yeah, I have to say, I really enjoyed the eve music for quite a while, until I found eve-radio. However, like many have said, the eve jukebox captures the mood of being out in space perfectly. And the music isn't depressing, it's relaxing, learn the difference. If you really get depressed from this kind of music, I wouldn't suggest trying any form of meditation. Actually, you probably live your life like that movie crank, but, I degress. I agree it couldn't hurt to put some more options in, but when that is just as easily done by opening winamp or whatever media player you happen to like, I would much rather CCP fix bugs and balance than add some songs that a fraction of the community will ever listen to. Btw, I find Under the Asteroids (or something to that effect) in the jukebox to be quite upbeat, just not epicamzingmovieherololz upbeat.
Crumplecorn Gallente Eve Cluster Explorations	Posted - 2009.04.02 23:42:00 - [52] Originally by: Zantei Originally by: Crumplecorn That's a problem with the trailer. Don't blame the game if you get sucked in by false advertising. Well, I was in long before the trailer. I just thought that things might begin to change and that someone at CCP had an epiphany regarding what people actually wanted to see and hear. It might have been a one off though, shame really. Judging by the thread, looks like CCP made the right call. That making the game look like it does in the trailer in an impossibility might have had something to do with it too. - DesuSigs
Zantei	Posted - 2009.04.02 23:44:00 - [53] Edited by: Zantei on 02/04/2009 23:45:07 Originally by: Advalary Yeah, I have to say, I really enjoyed the eve music for quite a while, until I found eve-radio. However, like many have said, the eve jukebox captures the mood of being out in space perfectly. And the music isn't depressing, it's relaxing, learn the difference. If you really get depressed from this kind of music, I wouldn't suggest trying any form of meditation. Actually, you probably live your life like that movie crank, but, I degress. I can sit in full lotus for two hours but I digress.
Crumplecorn Gallente Eve Cluster Explorations	Posted - 2009.04.02 23:47:00 - [54] Edited by: Crumplecorn on 02/04/2009 23:47:15 Originally by: Zantei Originally by: Advalary Actually, you probably live your life like that movie crank, but, I degress. I can sit in full lotus for two hours but I digress. I sometimes accumulate magnetic fields, but I degauss. - DesuSigs
Zantei	Posted - 2009.04.02 23:48:00 - [55] Originally by: Crumplecorn Edited by: Crumplecorn on 02/04/2009 23:47:15 Originally by: Zantei Originally by: Advalary Actually, you probably live your life like that movie crank, but, I degress. I can sit in full lotus for two hours but I digress. I sometimes accumulate magnetic fields, but I degauss. That's fairly fringe. :p
Trader20	Posted - 2009.04.02 23:57:00 - [56] Originally by: Zantei Originally by: Faife i happen to like the music... Hands you an emo wig Whining about music .... I think u better take the emo wig.
Zantei	Posted - 2009.04.02 23:57:00 - [57] Originally by: Trader20 Originally by: Zantei Originally by: Faife i happen to like the music... Hands you an emo wig Whining about music .... I think u better take the emo wig. You want to whine about falcons or something? :/
OffBeaT Caldari LEGI0N Soul Cartel	Posted - 2009.04.03 00:07:00 - [58] don't play the music... it will trans you! if you play eve and lessen to there music you will go mad some day somewhere deep in space...
Winterblink Body Count Inc. Against ALL Authorities	Posted - 2009.04.03 00:22:00 - [59] Originally by: Zantei Originally by: Winterblink Originally by: Zantei Why are people so against having upbeat music in this game? :[ Just because you don't like it doesn't mean a) it's not good, b) people don't like it. It's your preference, that's cool, but some people might disagree. Hmmm, not what I asked. Why is everyone against having more upbeat music? :[ No, the answer wasn't what you wanted. That happens sometimes, you can either get used to it or just stop posting new threads. warp drive active \| nature vraie
Arvald Caldari Letiferi Praedones The Council.	Posted - 2009.04.03 00:36:00 - [60] Originally by: Zantei Edited by: Zantei on 02/04/2009 23:13:02 Originally by: Trathen Originally by: Zantei Does that mean you hate the music in one of Eve's most well received trailers? I seriously can't believe it's gotten to the stage where everyone likes depressing music. You think everyone who doesn't like what you like is an emo fan? Here's a hint: My music is crap; barely worth being called music. So is yours. The difference is attitude. Stupid question really :[ I'm saying the music in Eve is depressing. Do you get an emotional high listening to any of that stuff, 90% of it all sounds the same. Ok, so the attitude is different but the music is still depressing? Eve is fairly dystopian and that's the setting people choose to participate in. There's a great deal of emo in the foundation of things. Would it ruin the game to have something upbeat in the jukebox? you may find it depressing, but i find it relaxing also this guy is an epic troll ok but seriously, next person that derails my thread gets a railroad spike shoved through their neck
War Bear Sharks With Frickin' Laser Beams	Posted - 2009.04.03 00:49:00 - [61] Originally by: Zantei Originally by: Winterblink Originally by: Zantei Why are people so against having upbeat music in this game? :[ Just because you don't like it doesn't mean a) it's not good, b) people don't like it. It's your preference, that's cool, but some people might disagree. Hmmm, not what I asked. Why is everyone against having more upbeat music? :[ Because Eve isn't an upbeat game. It's supposed to be angry, dark, annoying and frustrating. If you want upbeat go play Hello Kitty Online. :D Everything is funny with the Benny Hill theme song
Xailia Unsteady Corporation	Posted - 2009.04.03 00:55:00 - [62] Below the Asteroids is upbeat. "The sky above the port was the color of a television, tuned to a dead channel."
Zantei	Posted - 2009.04.03 01:28:00 - [63] Edited by: Zantei on 03/04/2009 01:31:54 Originally by: War Bear Originally by: Zantei Originally by: Winterblink Originally by: Zantei Why are people so against having upbeat music in this game? :[ Just because you don't like it doesn't mean a) it's not good, b) people don't like it. It's your preference, that's cool, but some people might disagree. Hmmm, not what I asked. Why is everyone against having more upbeat music? :[ Because Eve isn't an upbeat game. It's supposed to be angry, dark, annoying and frustrating. If you want upbeat go play Hello Kitty Online. :D At last someone came clean. :p Angry, dark and frustrating = emo. Just as long as that's cleared up.
Xailia Unsteady Corporation	Posted - 2009.04.03 01:37:00 - [64] EVE is more heavy metal than emo. Just wait until the music in WiS. "The sky above the port was the color of a television, tuned to a dead channel."
Iria Ahrens Amarr 101st Space Marine Force Libertas Fidelitas	Posted - 2009.04.03 02:23:00 - [65] Originally by: Yelan Zhou The EvE ingame music is realy nice imo. No need to change it. Well, I wish old expansion them music wasn't abandoned, I'd like it added to the jukebox. I miss the revelations theme, and some other themes were pretty good. -- Nobody expects the Amarr Inquisition!
Minsc Gallente A.W.M Libertas Fidelitas	Posted - 2009.04.03 02:25:00 - [66] Originally by: Zantei Edited by: Zantei on 03/04/2009 01:40:14 At last someone came clean. :p Angry, dark and frustrating = emo. No, depressed and/or whiney is emo. Angry, dark and frustrating is just what it says. You really should know the definition of something before you start using it as your goto expression, otherwise you just end up looking like a tool. Oh, and in case you decide to actually start listening to the people in this thread who are trying to explain to you why CCP chose to use Ambient, it's because it's there to fill in the soundscape without getting in the way of the games other sounds. That's the whole point of a game soundtrack and Ambient serves that purpose well while at the same time sounding futuristic. I'm sure you'll quote how Star Wars used instrumental blah blah blah but the fact of the matter is that it was made in the 70's and electronically created music was primitive at best. I'm willing to bet that if the original movies had of been made today, the soundtrack would have ended up much different. (Keep in mind I actually really LIKE the Star Wars soundtrack). Also EVE does have a few rock/metal type tracks that play when you go into complexes that are quite a bit more upbeat.
BongoMongo	Posted - 2009.04.03 11:12:00 - [67] Another fail-OP who asks people their opinion, then start rambling on about how his opinion is the only thing that matter. What kind of spoiled brat is this? If you are going to ask for peoples opinion, dont start a discussion of taste or suitability.
Lifelongnoob Caldari Final Conflict UK Ethereal Dawn	Posted - 2009.04.03 11:17:00 - [68] Originally by: minerboob Apparently someone at CCP thinks the music is good. FIRE THAT PERSON yer its the same guy that cant balance the station and inflight sounds properly. aparently that person is tone deaf... ccp would love to fire that person but then they would be sued for discrimination in the workplace :P
Dante Chusuk Tenax Enterprises	Posted - 2009.04.03 11:19:00 - [69] <3 the music in Eve <3 RealX (but not stalker fashion mind, its ok RealX you can drop the restraining order now) <3 the MP3 of RealX live at one of the Fanfests The music has a mood which suits Eve, there are a fewer of the newer pieces which add an "Industrial" flavour to the "Ambient" mix but I still prefer to think of it as its own genre of "Eve music". If I don't want to listen to "Eve music" I'll find something in my collection I am in the mood to listen to at the time (and that's pretty varied) or go harrass one of the DJs on Eve ... I mean Eden ... Underground Radio
Winters Chill Amarr Ministry of War	Posted - 2009.04.03 11:20:00 - [70] I like alot of the tunes. Some of them are very samey though and slightly hypnotic. I'm scared if I listen to the music too much I'll wake up 12 hour later covered in a strangers blood. I disagree that the music is in anyway "emo". Its purely electronica it sort of need lyrics to be emo. Discussions on music are pretty redundant and lame though, so I'm not going to get sucked into the Original posters obvious attempt to cause a flame war.
Bimjo Caldari SKULLDOGS	Posted - 2009.04.03 11:22:00 - [71] Originally by: Zantei Originally by: Faife Originally by: Zantei Originally by: Faife i happen to like the music... Hands you an emo wig emo? good god. you really are illiterate about the audio scene. moot point in either case, just put on winamp or whatever. or eve radio which is very good (pimping corp mate) You think the jukebox is one of Eve's great features or something? Tell me about this scene of yours. :/ He never said that, you are typical of the trolls who start Trolling after their post is not agreed to by everyone. Live and Let Live, you don't like it ? switch Jukebox off,look in the manual on how to do that. I like the Jukebox,though it could be better,an example is "Below the Asteroids" , also "At the end of your Journey" ====================
Malvaceae Veri	Posted - 2009.04.03 11:29:00 - [72] I have read the first page of the thread. I came to the following conclusions: a, some players are horribly illiterate (or perhaps inaudiate) in regards to music. b, somehow, ambient music does not fit empty space c, you people have no mp3s, apparently. Guess what: the music is completely optional. And besides, sometimes you want something that blends into the background and does not take your mind of the game. The current EVE ambience suits this perfectly. An upbeat, heroic theme would fit maybe for fleet fights, but apart from that, EVE should be one thing in regards of ambience: cold. As for myself: trun music down, crank Winamp up, load Darkthrone/Darkspace/Neptune Towers albums, and blast away. (thats black metal/black metal&black ambient/dark ambient respectively)
Zantei	Posted - 2009.04.03 14:31:00 - [73] Originally by: Winters Chill I'm not going to get sucked into the Original posters obvious attempt to cause a flame war. D'oh you found me out. You must be some kind of detective, go pat yourself on the back...narcissist! It's not about replacing any of the music which some of you are failing to understand (too long at the comp?). It's about adding moar upbeat music.
Advalary	Posted - 2009.04.03 14:55:00 - [74] Originally by: Zantei It's about adding moar upbeat music. In that case why should CCP add more music, of any kind, to the jukebox, when in this day and age, the player can just as easily find some they like, and play it with a media player? As I said before, CCP has better things to do (regarding Eve) than make music that most people won't even listen to (as most players, granted I am assuming, already listen to their own music if they don't like what Eve has to offer).
Zantei	Posted - 2009.04.03 15:02:00 - [75] Originally by: Advalary Originally by: Zantei It's about adding moar upbeat music. In that case why should CCP add more music, of any kind, to the jukebox, when in this day and age, the player can just as easily find some they like, and play it with a media player? As I said before, CCP has better things to do (regarding Eve) than make music that most people won't even listen to (as most players, granted I am assuming, already listen to their own music if they don't like what Eve has to offer). Right but why not, in recognition of this fact, allow people to play their own tracks through the jukebox? People used teamspeak and then Eve voice was added, so they see the need to cater to what players want.
Nalust Kenbishi Heavy Industries	Posted - 2009.04.03 15:10:00 - [76] Simple way to add upbeat music to EVE. Turn off the music in game and play something on your computer. I do it all the time. Although I do personally like the ambient music. Gives the game a good feel. There are some days where I listen to something else.
The Snowman Gallente Wurmz.	Posted - 2009.04.03 15:20:00 - [77] hmm, mixed feelings about the music, some of it I love some of it is..meh.. and the rest seems to generate a feeling of apathy within me. I stare at the screen sometimes thinking, omg Im so bored, this game is so boring... switch on some decent out of game music, suddenly I have the energy again. Its kinda like the ships... a lot of the designs are shocking, no architect on the world would design such monstrosity's. They had a golden opportunity to radically change the designs with trinity but I guess we are forever stuck with them just like the music.
Kyra Felann Gallente Noctis Fleet Technologies	Posted - 2009.04.03 15:22:00 - [78] I nominate Zantei for worst poster of the month for myriad reasons amply demonstrated in this thread. Just load up an MP3 player with the 'Sugar-Pie Honeybunch' song or whatever you deem upbeat enough to not be "emo" and leave the rest of us alone already. /epicfacepalm
Sollicen	Posted - 2009.04.03 15:23:00 - [79] That music is very nice, where can I find more like it?
Advalary	Posted - 2009.04.03 15:25:00 - [80] Edited by: Advalary on 03/04/2009 15:26:20 Originally by: Zantei Originally by: Advalary Originally by: Zantei It's about adding moar upbeat music. In that case why should CCP add more music, of any kind, to the jukebox, when in this day and age, the player can just as easily find some they like, and play it with a media player? As I said before, CCP has better things to do (regarding Eve) than make music that most people won't even listen to (as most players, granted I am assuming, already listen to their own music if they don't like what Eve has to offer). Right but why not, in recognition of this fact, allow people to play their own tracks through the jukebox? People used teamspeak and then Eve voice was added, so they see the need to cater to what players want. Yes, but Eve voice was added to facilitate gameplay in fleets without the user having to find a server on vent or ts (which sometimes required the exchange of money). Adding new music, or adding the ability to play your own music through the jukebox isn't something that would facilitate gameplay in any meaningful fashion. Would it be a cool feature? Yes, but not a useful one (In terms of gameplay) like Eve voice.
Kyra Felann Gallente Noctis Fleet Technologies	Posted - 2009.04.03 15:26:00 - [81] Originally by: Xailia EVE is more heavy metal than emo. <sarcasm>Obviously, any music that doesn't make you smile like an idiot and bounce around happily is "emo". This includes rock, metal, much electronica, goth, most country, some punk, much of classical, and pretty much every type of music except maybe J-pop or kid's songs. Remember, the only emotion allowed to non-"emos" is sheer bliss at all times.</sarcasm>
Zantei	Posted - 2009.04.03 15:27:00 - [82] Originally by: Sollicen That music is very nice, where can I find more like it? If you're referring to the links, the company is called 'Immediate Music'.
Zantei	Posted - 2009.04.03 15:28:00 - [83] Edited by: Zantei on 03/04/2009 15:31:27 Originally by: Kyra Felann I nominate Zantei for worst poster of the month for myriad reasons amply demonstrated in this thread. Who are you, troll?
Ascuris Wurm	Posted - 2009.04.03 15:35:00 - [84] I like the music. I even listen to Eve music in my car sometimes. Akat Mountains and Do You Know Where You Are? are great to drive to... and It's Full of Stars. Granted, the in-game versions lack the drum tracks, but when in-game, I prefer the music to be unobtrusive. It's not unreasonable to say that the in-game music doesn't suit your taste, but I agree that it is unreasonable to expect CCP to cater to every player's musical tastes. It's not worth the effort because it would be impossible to please everyone. Wurm "It's never too late to be what you could have been" -George Eliot Especially in Eve-Online
Minsc Gallente A.W.M Libertas Fidelitas	Posted - 2009.04.03 15:38:00 - [85] Edited by: Minsc on 03/04/2009 15:38:59 Originally by: Zantei Originally by: Advalary Originally by: Zantei It's about adding moar upbeat music. In that case why should CCP add more music, of any kind, to the jukebox, when in this day and age, the player can just as easily find some they like, and play it with a media player? As I said before, CCP has better things to do (regarding Eve) than make music that most people won't even listen to (as most players, granted I am assuming, already listen to their own music if they don't like what Eve has to offer). Right but why not, in recognition of this fact, allow people to play their own tracks through the jukebox? People used teamspeak and then Eve voice was added, so they see the need to cater to what players want. They had considered it, but then they found out that they would have to pay liscencing fees, which would in turn mean the players price would go up to compensate so they decided against it because the players still had the option to listen to their own music with a third party program. But please, continue to be ignorant I'm sure many of us find it very amusing.
Zantei	Posted - 2009.04.03 15:43:00 - [86] Quote: They had considered it, but then they found out that they would have to pay liscencing fees, which would in turn mean the players price would go up to compensate so they decided against it because the players still had the option to listen to their own music with a third party program. But please, continue to be ignorant I'm sure many of us find it very amusing. You don't need a license to create a media player. There are plenty of free formats.
Minsc Gallente A.W.M Libertas Fidelitas	Posted - 2009.04.03 15:46:00 - [87] Originally by: Zantei Quote: They had considered it, but then they found out that they would have to pay liscencing fees, which would in turn mean the players price would go up to compensate so they decided against it because the players still had the option to listen to their own music with a third party program. But please, continue to be ignorant I'm sure many of us find it very amusing. You don't need a license to create a media player. There are plenty of free formats. If you're a private individual yes, if you're a corporation no. There's tons of free software available for private home use but if you are a corporation and wish to use it in commercial piece of software you must pay licensing fees.
Zantei	Posted - 2009.04.03 15:55:00 - [88] Edited by: Zantei on 03/04/2009 15:59:29 Originally by: Minsc If you're a private individual yes, if you're a corporation no. There's tons of free software available for private home use but if you are a corporation and wish to use it in commercial piece of software you must pay licensing fees. Then choose a different format. Ogg Vorbis: We make commercial, closed source software. Can I use Ogg Vorbis at all? What licensing do I need to pay? Again, there are no licensing fees for any use of the Ogg Vorbis specification. As a commercial developer, you are free to create and sell (or give away) open or closed source implementations of Vorbis encoders, decoders, or other tools. However, if you use our software rather than writing an independent implementation, you must respect the terms of the license. Our libraries are available under our BSD-like license and can be used whole or in part by closed source applications. Are there licensing fees for distributing, selling, or streaming media in the Ogg Vorbis format? No. If there aren't any licensing fees, how are you going to make money off the format? Will you charge fees later, after Vorbis becomes popular? The benefits of a patent-free, license-free format outweigh the concerns of making money directly from the format. The Vorbis format will always be free and in the public domain. Xiph.org is investigating a variety of models for funding development, some of which may include licensing non-free Vorbis-related programs and libraries to commercial projects. Nevertheless, the reference encoder and decoder will always be open source and third parties will always be free to modify or reimplement them.
Inna Bruskina	Posted - 2009.04.03 16:20:00 - [89] Originally by: Zantei Edited by: Zantei on 03/04/2009 15:59:29 Originally by: Minsc If you're a private individual yes, if you're a corporation no. There's tons of free software available for private home use but if you are a corporation and wish to use it in commercial piece of software you must pay licensing fees. Then choose a different format. Ogg Vorbis: We make commercial, closed source software. Can I use Ogg Vorbis at all? What licensing do I need to pay? Again, there are no licensing fees for any use of the Ogg Vorbis specification. As a commercial developer, you are free to create and sell (or give away) open or closed source implementations of Vorbis encoders, decoders, or other tools. However, if you use our software rather than writing an independent implementation, you must respect the terms of the license. Our libraries are available under our BSD-like license and can be used whole or in part by closed source applications. Are there licensing fees for distributing, selling, or streaming media in the Ogg Vorbis format? No. If there aren't any licensing fees, how are you going to make money off the format? Will you charge fees later, after Vorbis becomes popular? The benefits of a patent-free, license-free format outweigh the concerns of making money directly from the format. The Vorbis format will always be free and in the public domain. Xiph.org is investigating a variety of models for funding development, some of which may include licensing non-free Vorbis-related programs and libraries to commercial projects. Nevertheless, the reference encoder and decoder will always be open source and third parties will always be free to modify or reimplement them. I think you will find, if you had read Minsc's post properly that he was talking about a player, not the codec used, which are two seperate items. Seriously though, and while I can kinda understand your point of view, Civilisation IV being an example of a game that does have the capability you are eluding to, I would prefer CCP to spending their time and resources on actual gameplay than an optional item that 99% ppl I know turn off. So unless you have a PC that is so bad that it cannot run eve and winamp or similar at the same time I really cant see the usefulness.
Jaelyn Keris	Posted - 2009.04.03 16:22:00 - [90] Just because it's not in the style that you'd prefer doesn't make EVE's music, as you say, poor. I find much more emotion in the music of, say, Alien and 2001: A Space Odyssey (Note: not much pump-up at all and mostly mood and atmosphere) than the latest pew-pew sci-fi epic awesome shoot stuff holycrapitblewup **-fest. Orchestral music in the vein of Hans Zimmer and the like are meant to do one thing, make you take **s from epic. EVE isn't modeled after those super-rad lazer-powered space awesome. If the mood and atmosphere of EVE makes you feel emo and want to slash wrists then by all means do so. I, for one, find the music tranquil and totally fitting. Putting the canned epic crap in the game would just destroy the feel of EVE, in my opinion.
Zantei	Posted - 2009.04.03 16:31:00 - [91] Edited by: Zantei on 03/04/2009 16:33:05 Originally by: Inna Bruskina Originally by: Zantei Edited by: Zantei on 03/04/2009 15:59:29 Originally by: Minsc If you're a private individual yes, if you're a corporation no. There's tons of free software available for private home use but if you are a corporation and wish to use it in commercial piece of software you must pay licensing fees. Then choose a different format. Ogg Vorbis: We make commercial, closed source software. Can I use Ogg Vorbis at all? What licensing do I need to pay? Again, there are no licensing fees for any use of the Ogg Vorbis specification. As a commercial developer, you are free to create and sell (or give away) open or closed source implementations of Vorbis encoders, decoders, or other tools. However, if you use our software rather than writing an independent implementation, you must respect the terms of the license. Our libraries are available under our BSD-like license and can be used whole or in part by closed source applications. Are there licensing fees for distributing, selling, or streaming media in the Ogg Vorbis format? No. If there aren't any licensing fees, how are you going to make money off the format? Will you charge fees later, after Vorbis becomes popular? The benefits of a patent-free, license-free format outweigh the concerns of making money directly from the format. The Vorbis format will always be free and in the public domain. Xiph.org is investigating a variety of models for funding development, some of which may include licensing non-free Vorbis-related programs and libraries to commercial projects. Nevertheless, the reference encoder and decoder will always be open source and third parties will always be free to modify or reimplement them. I think you will find, if you had read Minsc's post properly that he was talking about a player, not the codec used, which are two seperate items. Seriously though, and while I can kinda understand your point of view, Civilisation IV being an example of a game that does have the capability you are eluding to... What is your point? It can be implemented easily? Yes I agree.
Katya Ilyina	Posted - 2009.04.03 16:39:00 - [92] Originally by: Zantei Originally by: Inna Bruskina Originally by: Zantei Edited by: Zantei on 03/04/2009 15:59:29 Originally by: Minsc If you're a private individual yes, if you're a corporation no. There's tons of free software available for private home use but if you are a corporation and wish to use it in commercial piece of software you must pay licensing fees. Then choose a different format. Ogg Vorbis: We make commercial, closed source software. Can I use Ogg Vorbis at all? What licensing do I need to pay? Again, there are no licensing fees for any use of the Ogg Vorbis specification. As a commercial developer, you are free to create and sell (or give away) open or closed source implementations of Vorbis encoders, decoders, or other tools. However, if you use our software rather than writing an independent implementation, you must respect the terms of the license. Our libraries are available under our BSD-like license and can be used whole or in part by closed source applications. Are there licensing fees for distributing, selling, or streaming media in the Ogg Vorbis format? No. If there aren't any licensing fees, how are you going to make money off the format? Will you charge fees later, after Vorbis becomes popular? The benefits of a patent-free, license-free format outweigh the concerns of making money directly from the format. The Vorbis format will always be free and in the public domain. Xiph.org is investigating a variety of models for funding development, some of which may include licensing non-free Vorbis-related programs and libraries to commercial projects. Nevertheless, the reference encoder and decoder will always be open source and third parties will always be free to modify or reimplement them. I think you will find, if you had read Minsc's post properly that he was talking about a player, not the codec used, which are two seperate items. Seriously though, and while I can kinda understand your point of view, Civilisation IV being an example of a game that does have the capability you are eluding to... What is your point? Dude, what is yours? You have taken yourself off topic more times than I can count, you have come across as a bigger 'emo' than all the ppl you have screamed at in the whole thread, and apart from giving a small handful of us a few lols you have really done absolutely nothing to aid you Eve in anyway. Now I neither flamed you or called you names, something which you seem to have a fondenss for, and I think I was the only repeat only person to post that said anyting in support of your argument, that being that internal user control jukeboxes are possible, and you give me that attitude. Fair enough then, I revoke my previous post and replace it simply with 'stfu'
Zantei	Posted - 2009.04.03 16:44:00 - [93] Edited by: Zantei on 03/04/2009 16:46:12 Originally by: Katya Ilyina Dude, what is yours? You have taken yourself off topic more times than I can count, you have come across as a bigger 'emo' than all the ppl you have screamed at in the whole thread, and apart from giving a small handful of us a few lols you have really done absolutely nothing to aid you Eve in anyway. Now I neither flamed you or called you names, something which you seem to have a fondenss for, and I think I was the only repeat only person to post that said anyting in support of your argument, that being that internal user control jukeboxes are possible, and you give me that attitude. Fair enough then, I revoke my previous post and replace it simply with 'stfu' Which alt were you posting under this time?
Ana Vyr DB - LJ Industries	Posted - 2009.04.03 17:07:00 - [94] Music is way too subjective to argue about. Me, I like the in game music in EvE. Every once in a while you get a suitable beat going after you jump into a mission, but I like the fact that the vsat majority of the music is subtle. Mining to some upbeat stuff would just not fit at all, IMO.
Something Random Gallente Fusion Enterprises Ltd Mostly Harmless	Posted - 2009.04.03 17:10:00 - [95] OP needs to Chill
Inna Bruskina	Posted - 2009.04.03 17:10:00 - [96] Originally by: Zantei Edited by: Zantei on 03/04/2009 16:54:26 Originally by: Katya Ilyina Dude, what is yours? You have taken yourself off topic more times than I can count, you have come across as a bigger 'emo' than all the ppl you have screamed at in the whole thread, and apart from giving a small handful of us a few lols you have really done absolutely nothing to aid you Eve in anyway. Now I neither flamed you or called you names, something which you seem to have a fondenss for, and I think I was the only repeat only person to post that said anyting in support of your argument, that being that internal user control jukeboxes are possible, and you give me that attitude. Fair enough then, I revoke my previous post and replace it simply with 'stfu' Which alt were you posting under this time? Emo rage quit ftw. ;p Edit: Me off topic? Nope checked everything out, all on topic and points addressed in original post. Hmm two constructive replies in a row, glad to see you can argue your point so successfully. Wish I had such powers of persuasion as you. I guess I have no choice but to do/think/behave just like you, my new God. /bows If you cant handle the fact that I pointed out that you and minsc were talking about too very different things without resorting to juvenile behaviour, so be it. I was prepared to actually support you in favour of a revamped juekbox, but your attitude quickly killed that. btw, I have only two alts on this acount, but i can create another if it gives you something else to take to your therapist..whats that? not seeing one? you should... Flame away, I am no longer listening and no longer care.....
Zantei	Posted - 2009.04.03 17:12:00 - [97] Originally by: Inna Bruskina Originally by: Zantei Edited by: Zantei on 03/04/2009 16:54:26 Originally by: Katya Ilyina Dude, what is yours? You have taken yourself off topic more times than I can count, you have come across as a bigger 'emo' than all the ppl you have screamed at in the whole thread, and apart from giving a small handful of us a few lols you have really done absolutely nothing to aid you Eve in anyway. Now I neither flamed you or called you names, something which you seem to have a fondenss for, and I think I was the only repeat only person to post that said anyting in support of your argument, that being that internal user control jukeboxes are possible, and you give me that attitude. Fair enough then, I revoke my previous post and replace it simply with 'stfu' Which alt were you posting under this time? Emo rage quit ftw. ;p Edit: Me off topic? Nope checked everything out, all on topic and points addressed in original post. Hmm two constructive replies in a row, glad to see you can argue your point so successfully. Wish I had such powers of persuasion as you. I guess I have no choice but to do/think/behave just like you, my new God. /bows If you cant handle the fact that I pointed out that you and minsc were talking about too very different things without resorting to juvenile behaviour, so be it. I was prepared to actually support you in favour of a revamped juekbox, but your attitude quickly killed that. btw, I have only two alts on this acount, but i can create another if it gives you something else to take to your therapist..whats that? not seeing one? you should... Flame away, I am no longer listening and no longer care..... I love you Inna but the peanut gallery is over there. ---->
TimMc Gallente The Black Rabbits The Gurlstas Associates	Posted - 2009.04.03 17:37:00 - [98] The ambient music suits the deep space feel of the game, but it definitely is not fun to listen to or entertaining. Personally I would love several radio stations on eve, perhaps npc specific based on where you are and also variety of genres. I tend to turn it off for itunes or vent.
HermanGelmet	Posted - 2009.04.03 18:04:00 - [99] Prolly said before... but I'm compelled. Eve has sound?
Usagi Toshiro Amarr Oklahoma Inc.	Posted - 2009.04.03 18:12:00 - [100] The music for mission complexes can be good. EVE Radio isn't bad at times. Or good ol Winamp ftw.
Zantei	Posted - 2009.04.03 18:28:00 - [101] Originally by: HermanGelmet Prolly said before... but I'm compelled. Eve has sound? Come on, everyone knows the targetting noise. ;p
Ryusoath Orillian Minmatar INDUSTIENCE	Posted - 2009.04.03 18:43:00 - [102] Originally by: Zantei So I'm watching the Trinity trailer on youtube and having my soul bombarded by this beautiful arrangement of music. It's a glorious celebration of the scale and variety the world of Eve has to offer yet the jukebox in game is full of this emo nonsense. Listen to some of these tracks on youtube: Seranata Lucius Dei Why can't we have more of this sort of thing? The jukebox variety in Eve is something that the developers got so hopelessly wrong that it's a joke. You can't even play your own files. FIX IT, GOING ON 6 YEARS NOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!! emo ? nothing in the eve music is emo, i don't think you know what emo is. its what homosexuals listen to when they lack the balls to come out.
Erimaia Cor'fal	Posted - 2009.04.03 19:51:00 - [103] I enjoy EVE's music. It's fitting and sets up a memorable auditory atmosphere.
Cleope Caldari Science and Trade Institute	Posted - 2009.04.03 20:04:00 - [104] Despite of i love the trailer tracks, the EVE jukebox music is amazing. I think that you point of view about music is poor.
Draeca Tharri and Co.	Posted - 2009.04.04 18:18:00 - [105] I'd rather have something like this instead of that generic hollywood soundtrack cheese that only fits the trailers and cinematics.
Ganja Ree Gallente Center for Advanced Studies	Posted - 2009.04.04 20:10:00 - [106] Proper Theme Quote: I feel, I am, I am not. Am I?
Andreya Direct Intent	Posted - 2009.04.05 00:58:00 - [107] wow, i disagree with the OP 100%. the music in eve is beautifully ambient. enough so that i went out and got the 600 meg music file that was floating around. ccp. great job on the music, can you guys release the the new tracks tho? _________________________________________________________ Only once you've lost everything, are you free to do anything. Your signature exceeds the maximum allowed filesize of 24000 bytes -Navigator ([email protected])
Another Liberthas Caldari Galactic Rangers Galactic-Rangers	Posted - 2009.04.05 01:37:00 - [108] Originally by: Draeca this Holy. ****.
Advalary	Posted - 2009.04.05 01:48:00 - [109] Originally by: Draeca I'd rather have something like this instead of that generic hollywood soundtrack cheese that only fits the trailers and cinematics. Sounds like what would be the Jovian theme.
Xailia Unsteady Corporation	Posted - 2009.04.05 02:23:00 - [110] I've come to the conclusion that Zantei is confusing the mood of the music, "Dark", with a genre, "Emo". Music in EVE will always be dark, no amount of complaining will change that. "The sky above the port was the color of a television, tuned to a dead channel."
UMEE Tactical Initiative Dark Cadre	Posted - 2009.04.05 02:44:00 - [111] Originally by: Zantei So I'm watching the Trinity trailer on youtube and having my soul bombarded by this beautiful arrangement of music. It's a glorious celebration of the scale and variety the world of Eve has to offer yet the jukebox in game is full of this emo nonsense. Listen to some of these tracks on youtube: Seranata Lucius Dei Why can't we have more of this sort of thing? The jukebox variety in Eve is something that the developers got so hopelessly wrong that it's a joke. You can't even play your own files. FIX IT, GOING ON 6 YEARS NOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!! actually the tracks you chose are emo, i.e. melodramatic, and more suited to introduce some product. i cant think of ANY situation in this game that would match the music you chose....well maybe an EPIC situation, like a 10/10 plex, or officer fight. eve music is super chill, like the game. it matches lazy missioning, mining, exploring. when im pvping i turn all music off to hear the FC
UMEE Tactical Initiative Dark Cadre	Posted - 2009.04.05 02:49:00 - [112] Originally by: Advalary Originally by: Draeca I'd rather have something like this instead of that generic hollywood soundtrack cheese that only fits the trailers and cinematics. Sounds like what would be the Jovian theme. also drones. and maybe sanshas.

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