Friday 2010-10-08 Dev. update and Discussion

[mazex]

Originally Posted by Oleg Maddox

Music will be, but you may always to replace it by own or to switch off.

Good music creating some mood. Depending of human character and age the music is different for the creation of mood.

I personally always prefer good hard rock if its background... just for the mood. However with the great attention I'm listening on my hi end euipment only art and progressive rock.

I also accept old symphonic orchestra music in WWII films and also WWII theme games... But then if it is possible - will listen just couple of times and will replace by my favorite, instrumental.

I know several songs that were inspired by Il-2 (Russian and English languages).... Good to use in trainings

Today will be small update. No time. And version in rebuilding. Making on previous version.

Great - a small movie will be fine

[Drum_tastic]

Hi Oleg - If you like progressive rock music, could I be as bold as to suggest you check out Porcupine Tree, if you have not already. They are excellent.

[domian]

Oh man,

you don´t have to suck up to Oleg

Thats not the way to get SOW earlier.

[Skoshi Tiger]

I always found the Big Band and instumental background music from Janes' WWII Fighters to be very effective at creating an imersive mood!

Cheers!

[major_setback]

Originally Posted by Skoshi Tiger

I always found the Big Band and instumental background music from Janes' WWII Fighters to be very effective at creating an imersive mood!

Cheers!

+1 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[ATAG_Dutch]

Whether orchestral or commercial, it's got to be music of the period for me.
Chasing a 109 and listening to Flanagan and Allen's 'Run Rabbit Run' or cruising at height with the Andrews sisters is great fun!

[Tte. Costa]

Originally Posted by Skoshi Tiger

I always found the Big Band and instumental background music from Janes' WWII Fighters to be very effective at creating an imersive mood!

+1

[trumps]

I seem to recall EAW to be quite imersive with the briefing, hanger, and nissen huts ect, from memory you could switch a radio on while at your bunk for some period music and news bulletins.... it was quite a while ago, it was like a golden era of flight sims, so many being released, and in development!

Craig

[Oleg Maddox]

Originally Posted by Drum_tastic

Hi Oleg - If you like progressive rock music, could I be as bold as to suggest you check out Porcupine Tree, if you have not already. They are excellent.

I have all their CD disks. As well as some in DVD-Audio multi channel format.

[Drum_tastic]

Originally Posted by Oleg Maddox

I have all their CD disks. As well as some in DVD-Audio multi channel format.

He he - well, I have always known you are a man of taste