KSP Music not unique?

[Frybert]

Until this becomes stock we are not truly 1.0.

[Alshain]

 

2 hours ago, Frybert said:

Until this becomes stock we are not truly 1.0.

 

 

Seriously though, I wish they would add some more music, even if it is more of Kevin MacLeod's work.  He has plenty that would fit this game just fine.

Edited January 30, 2016 by Alshain

[maceemiller]

On 10/06/2013 at 9:40 PM, astropapi1 said:

 

Minute 2:25

Urrmm.....my heads hurting.....time for a lie down......that was, disturbing.....

[Columbia]

"Bathed in the Light" by Kevin Macleod has got to be the best KSP Space music. In my personal opinion.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Huu2WrSJv9I

[maceemiller]

On 30/01/2016 at 11:19 AM, Columbia said:

"Bathed in the Light" by Kevin Macleod has got to be the best KSP Space music. In my personal opinion.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Huu2WrSJv9I

101% agreed. When I started out with KSP and reached orbit to hear this was magical. I truely believed I was in orbit as I sat there staring at my screen, mouth wide open. An experience I shall certainly never forget

[Overland]

Youll be forgiven if you thought KSP for me is a sad depressing emotional adventure of the likes nothing has ever captured..

My tune of choice for SPH being Kevin Macleod's At Rest 

I guess in some ways it is..

Thousands of happy little green people dead.. The once smiling faces transformed into one of absolute terror moments before they smile never again..

Grey dust to drift around the landscape to be eaten by birds of the night..

Everything they once were reduced to a line of chalk on the mission report

And thats just the regular passenger train service..

In that light.. I give you my default launch music in all its glory..

 

Arn andersons' farewell life

Launch a rocket..plane or a train to this music and you shall experience what it is to be kerbal... As the music builds so will your bond to your craft.. A look back at KSC or the surface of kerbin is a goodbye to something your craft and her crew may never see again in thier lifetime..

Your rocket leaves kerbin for the first and last time.. Landing again is a dream..kerbin a memory

A train..starts her engines..brakes release before the rpm of the genset builds..wheels slowly turn as a horn blast may very well be her final voice to the world..

 

Or a plane leaves the runway with the pilot unsure if it was the right thing to do as everything below gets smaller

 

Emotional investment central and a true betrayal of KSPs semi serious light nature

 

Its.....a beautiful experience...

And it should be stock or atleast optional..

Edited February 2, 2016 by Overland

[Gargamel]

On 2/2/2016 at 2:04 AM, maceemiller said:

101% agreed. When I started out with KSP and reached orbit to hear this was magical. I truely believed I was in orbit as I sat there staring at my screen, mouth wide open. An experience I shall certainly never forget

How true that was.  I remember that feeling. 

[Sandworm]

On 1/29/2016 at 0:36 AM, monophonic said:

On a somewhat related note, (pun not intended,) I remember watching extreme makeover when I recognized the sound effects on the part where they showed the planned surgical operations. They had used same sounds as were in the original (1994) XCOM game. I found the combination a little disconcerting.

The game and the show are using sounds taken from ancient sound effects libraries.  I noticed that a few episodes of Doctor Who use sounds (door closures) apparently lifted from the original Doom games.  It's not that Doom was the origin, just that for me that is where I heard it first.