Music & Sound
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Black Mesa OST
The Black Mesa OST [1] features 25 tracks composed by Joel Nielsen (http://www.joelnielsen.com/):
- Theme (an old version is on the site)
- Inbound Part 1
- Inbound Part 2
- Inbound Part 3
- Anomalous Materials
- Unforeseen Consequences
- Office Complex (an old version is on the site as Blast Pit)
- We've Got Hostiles (an old version is on the site as Topside)
- Blast Pit Part 1
- Blast Pit Part 2
- Blast Pit Part 3
- Power Up
- On A Rail Part 1
- On A Rail Part 2
- Apprehension
- Residue Processing (an old version is used in the teaser)
- Questionable Ethics Part 1
- Questionable Ethics Part 2
- Surface Tension Part 1 (an old version is on the site as Surface Tension)
- Surface Tension Part 2
- Surface Tension Part 3 (an old version is used in the trailer)
- Surface Tension Part 4
- Forget About Freeman
- Lambda Core
- End Credits (an old version of the second half is on the site)
Black Mesa OST (Early samples)
Some early renditions of the Black Mesa Soundtrack:
- Black Mesa Theme
- Surface Tension Theme
- Surface Tension Theme (long version)
- We've Got Hostiles (also featured in the end of "Black Mesa Line Reading Outtakes" as a background music)
- WGH Topside
- Anomalous Materials
- Blast Pit
- On A Rail
- End Credits (part 2)
- Black Mesa Teaser Trailer (featured in the Teaser)
- Black Mesa Trailer 2 Music (featured in the Official Trailer)
- Demo 3 (featured in the "Early Trailer Test" with the map Crossfire)
Sound effects and ambient sounds
- Joel Nielsen replaced most if not all hit sounds [2]
- The ambient/environment noise folder alone is about a 1 gig. [3]
- Jumping and landing sounds for different materials (Jumping on a solid metal box will sound different than a hollow box rather than playing the footstep sounds). Many of the foot step sounds are being replaced. [4]
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