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HALO SOUNDTRACK [FIRST, SECOND & THIRD]
Artist...................: Various
Title....................: Halo Soundtrack [First, Second & Third]
Genre....................: Game Soundtrack
Year.....................: (2002 - 2007)
Channels.................: 2 (Stereo) (Dual Channels)
Sample Rate..............: 44,1 KHz
Sample Size..............: 16 Bit
Encoder..................: LAME 3.98
Encoder Settings.........: Varible Bit Rate -V 2 (Standard)
Covers...................: Front
Tags.....................: Proper In The Files
As the audio director for Bungie, Martin O'Donnell was tasked with writing the music for Halo: Combat Evolved. He had scored previous Bungie projects, including Riven: The Sequel to Myst and Myth: The Fallen Lords, while working for his audio company, TotalAudio, along with Michael Salvatori. O'Donnell was nervous about the project, saying he approached it, "with fear and trepidation". O'Donnell stated his main influences were music he liked—"a little Samuel Barber meets Giorgio Moroder". Bungie's Director of cinematics, Joseph Staten told O'Donnell, "the music should give a feeling of importance, weight, and sense of the "ancient" to the visuals of Halo".[1]
O'Donnell's first piece of music, "Halo", which would become the "the signature theme for Halo", was written and recorded in three days. O'Donnell recruited Salvatori and three other colleagues he had recorded jingles with—Robert Bowker, Jeffrey Morrow, and Rob Trow—to produce the "chanting monks" that open the piece. Originally, he had intended the Qawwali accents to be sung by one of the professionals, but after singing an example of what he wanted, the others suggested using O'Donnell's own rendition instead. The theme premiered at the 1999 Macworld Conference & Expo demonstration of Halo: Combat Evolved.
The remaining themes were simultaneously written, recorded, and produced from July to September 1999. The music was written with a variety of equipment including, "keyboards, synths, and samplers as well as digital recording equipment controlled by computers". Live instrumentations, from members of the Chicago Symphony and Chicago Lyric Opera Orchestra, were added where needed. The soundtrack features a wide range of sounds, O'Donnell described it as, "Gregorian chant, string orchestra, percussion and just a bit of a 'Qawwali voice'". Working closely with level designers, O'Donnell divided the music "into chunks". Based on these "chunks", "[Halo's] audio engine could play [the music] back dynamically based on the player's actions". For the soundtrack release, O'Donnell rearranged the music featured in the game in order to make listening to the soundtrack "more enjoyable".
Albums:
2002 - Halo
2004 - Halo II [Vol 01]
2006 - Halo II [Vol 02]
2007 - Halo III
Tracks:
Halo
01 - Opening Suite
02 - Truth And Reconciliation Suite
03 - Brothers In Arms
04 - Enough Dead Heroes
05 - Perilious Journey
06 - A Walk In The Woods
07 - Ambient Wonder
08 - The Gun Pointed At The Head Of The Universe
09 - Trace Amounts
10 - Under Cover Of Night
11 - What Once Was Lost
12 - Lament For PVT Jenkins
13 - Devils...Monsters...
14 - Covenant Dance
15 - Alien Corridors
16 - Rock Anthem For Saving The Universe
17 - The Maw
18 - Drumrun
19 - On A Pale Horse
20 - Perchance To Dream
21 - Library Suite
22 - The Long Run
23 - Suite Autumn
24 - Shadows
25 - Dust And Echoes
26 - Halo
Halo II [Vol 01]
01 - Halo Theme [Mjolnir Mix]
02 - Blow Me Away
03 - Peril
04 - Ghosts Of Reach
05 - Follow [1st Movement Of The Odyssey]
06 - Heretic, Hero
07 - Flawed Legacy
08 - Impend
09 - Never Surrender
10 - Ancient Machine
11 - 2nd Movement Of The Odyssey
12 - In Amber Clad
13 - The Last Spartan
14 - Orbit Of Glass
15 - 3rd Movement Of The Odyssey
16 - Heavy Price Paid
17 - Earth City
18 - High Charity
19 - 4th Movement Of The Odyssey
20 - Remembrance
21 - Connected
Halo II [Vol 02]
01 - Prologue
02 - Cairo Suite
03 - Mombasa Suite
04 - Unyielding
05 - Mausoleum Suite
06 - Unforgotten
07 - Delta Halo Suite
08 - Sacred Icon Suite
09 - Reclaimer
10 - High Charity Suite
11 - Finale
12 - Epilogue
Halo III
101 - Arrival - Luck
102 - Sierra 117 - Released
103 - Sierra 117 - Infiltrate
104 - Crow's Nest - Honorable Intensions
105 - Crow's Nest - Last Of The Brave
106 - Crow's Nest - Brutes
107 - Tsavo Highway - Out Of Shadow
108 - Tsavo Highway - To Kill A Demon
109 - The Storm - This Is Our Land
110 - The Storm - This Is The Hour
111 - Floodgate - Dread Intrusion
112 - Floodgate - Follow Our Brothers
113 - The Ark - Farthest Outpost
114 - The Ark - Behold A Pale Horse
115 - The Ark - Edge Closer
201 - The Covenant - Three Gates
202 - The Covenant - Black Tower
203 - The Covenant - One Final Effort
204 - The Covenant - Gravemind
205 - Cortana - No More Dead Heroes
206 - Cortana - Keep What You Steal
207 - Halo - Halo Reborn
208 - Halo - Greatest Journey
209 - Ending - Tributel
210 - Ending - Roll Call
211 - Ending - Wake Me When You Need Me
212 - Ending - Legend
213 - [Bonus Track] - Choose Wisely
214 - [Bonus Track] - Movement
215 - [Bonus Track] - Never Forget
216 - [Bonus Track] - Finish The Fight
217 - [Bonus Track] - Love Your Friends [By Halo 3 Contest Winner Princeton]
Enjoy, SvC
