DoomDynMus - a dynamic music mod

[Ltmajordude]

Don't know if anybody else would find this useful

My friend, this is literally the opposite. Thanks for the listing (and for including mine lol)!

[Karl515]

Updated the Loop Hero OST https://github.com/KarlsRepo/DMus_LH.

[FelesNoctis]

Don't know if anybody else would find this useful

My friend, this is literally the opposite. Thanks for the listing (and for including mine lol)!

Well of course! Everyone should be included.


Also, updated the list. I'm spending some time tonight to go through and check for High support, and may start bugfixing anything obvious.

[Linz]

That's an interesting mod ya got there CyberCool.

It would be a shame though, if someone were to make a Hotline Miami music pack to go along with it...

Kinda wish there was one for HM 2 as well

[Ltmajordude]

Kinda wish there was one for HM 2 as well

Give it time.
One obstacle I have with it is the file size. Soundtrack for it is bigger than HM1's so naturally it's gonna be a big file. Need to find a way to deal with that.
But don't worry, I think I have a plan laid out on my home computer if I decide to do a HM2 soundtrack.

[FelesNoctis]

Yeah, filesize is definitely a concern. The whole collection from this thread is 4.74 GB. I've been trying to decide if I should try to optimize quality vs filesize as part of my standardization work. Some of these packs are huge!

[RastaManGames]

One obstacle I have with it is the file size. Soundtrack for it is bigger than HM1's so naturally it's gonna be a big file. Need to find a way to deal with that.
But don't worry, I think I have a plan laid out on my home computer if I decide to do a HM2 soundtrack.

You can try "AIMP Converter". It's free and personally I use an *.ogg output format with 0/10 preset.
Sound may be lower in a way of quality, but not that bad. As result - size of packs are much lower as it can be w/o convertation.

[FelesNoctis]

Sound may be lower in a way of quality

To be fair, we are playing a game from the early/mid 90s. We're used to that sort of thing by now, right?

[FelesNoctis]

Out of curiosity, do people prefer when the music is:
- Level-based sets (so like for Doom Eternal, in Sentinel Prime you have "Welcome Home Great Slayer" for ambiance and "Gladiator Boss" for the combat track), or
- Fully mixed (so much larger list that has all ambiance tracks matched to all combat tracks)

I've been working on a Doom Eternal OST pack and mostly matching things together by level, but it'd definitely be simpler to do a full mix version. The latter would likely include some extra tracks I don't know what to do with yet, plus wouldn't have duplicates within the level sets and high combat ("The Only Thing They Fear Is You" is in both, for instance).

Also doesn't help that since I haven't beaten Eternal yet (shame on me, I know), I'm not entirely sure if I'm missing level-based combinations, and I'm working entirely from the wiki page as best I can.


UPDATE:
First version for Doom Eternal OST up. Level-based, 13 track sets, 6 high combat tracks, some vanilla replacements, default music silenced. Readme included. Doesn't have very much editing to remove silences yet, I think I only did one because it was like 30 seconds of nothing.

[RastaManGames]

Today something interesting gone on my mind, so...

Take that: "Borderlands Pack", "Borderlands 2 Pack" & "Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel Pack".

For "Borderlands", music tracks was already sorted out by "ambient" and "combat" moods.
For "Borderlands 2", I have to do some shenanigans with scissors, 'cause many tracks was just mixes.
For "Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel", almost all tracks was completed for import, but few tracks was divides by two (where it fits).

If there is gonna be need, I can improve packs and make more divisions for two kinds of tracks.

[FelesNoctis]

Today something interesting gone on my mind, so...

Take that: "Borderlands Pack", "Borderlands 2 Pack" & "Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel Pack".

For "Borderlands", music tracks was already sorted out by "ambient" and "combat" moods.
For "Borderlands 2", I have to do some shenanigans with scissors, 'cause many tracks was just mixes.
For "Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel", almost all tracks was completed for import, but few tracks was divides by two (where it fits).

*fangirl screaming*

If there is gonna be need, I can improve packs and make more divisions for two kinds of tracks.

If you're interested in doing that sort of thing, I think I'm about halfway through my standardization and misc. bugfixing of all the packs so far. I can upload what I've done so you can poke through?
(Ok, maybe more like a third. Wow, I've been slacking.)

EDIT:
Same link as above. If the folder doesn't fully load, try opening and closing the sidebar. Mega can get weird with listing folders with large files sometimes.
https://mega.nz/folder/7FJGWRjL#GUUq6Bq5uH-UM6sqUlJlTg

[RastaManGames]

I was unable to find similar pack, so maybe this might be useable: "Killing Floor Pack",

[cyber_cool]

Finally got some time to add music packs posted in the thread. Notify me if I missed something.

[cyber_cool]

Uh... it doesn't work for me since it freezes at start. I can exit it fine, but the game won't start.

Unfortunately, that does not tell me much. What music pack were you using? It may as well be a parser bug.

[YukesVonFaust]

Uh... it doesn't work for me since it freezes at start. I can exit it fine, but the game won't start.

Unfortunately, that does not tell me much. What music pack were you using? It may as well be a parser bug.

Nothing. even with The MMBN music pack, it still persists.