Floating_Redness
Chocobo Breeder
Hi, Everyone,
I find that the Soundtrack to FINAL FANTASY XIII is not very good. The Composer seems to want to rave every track in some way, shape, or form. For example, there is one tune that has got a lovely string melody going on, but in the background of the tune, there is some Sound Affects that the composer has added to it. And in some of the tracks, he has added some rave-y bass. Why?! The previous FINAL FANTASY Soundtrack was the best out there, and I do admit that many, many Soundtracks are special in their own way; the XII Soundtrack was all lovely, and not many - if any - tracs had any rave-y stuff in it. The XIII Soundtrack re-minds me of X-2; what a terrible Soundtrack that was!! Also, while previous Soundtracks took in to account what place you were in, e.g. XII, XIII seems to not give you that sense as XII gave you because the composer for XIII seems to want to rave any track with any chance he gets. The Composer for XIII is ruining the classic F.F. Soundtracks by doing this, and this was proved in X-2. Yes, there are one or two nice tracks in there, but many of them, say, 98% of them, seem to be rave-y. XIII's feels different as well; it hasn't got that "Wavey" feeling, if you understand what I mean? XIII's Soundtrack is very poor and I hope this does not continue in the FINAL FANTASY Games...
I find that the Soundtrack to FINAL FANTASY XIII is not very good. The Composer seems to want to rave every track in some way, shape, or form. For example, there is one tune that has got a lovely string melody going on, but in the background of the tune, there is some Sound Affects that the composer has added to it. And in some of the tracks, he has added some rave-y bass. Why?! The previous FINAL FANTASY Soundtrack was the best out there, and I do admit that many, many Soundtracks are special in their own way; the XII Soundtrack was all lovely, and not many - if any - tracs had any rave-y stuff in it. The XIII Soundtrack re-minds me of X-2; what a terrible Soundtrack that was!! Also, while previous Soundtracks took in to account what place you were in, e.g. XII, XIII seems to not give you that sense as XII gave you because the composer for XIII seems to want to rave any track with any chance he gets. The Composer for XIII is ruining the classic F.F. Soundtracks by doing this, and this was proved in X-2. Yes, there are one or two nice tracks in there, but many of them, say, 98% of them, seem to be rave-y. XIII's feels different as well; it hasn't got that "Wavey" feeling, if you understand what I mean? XIII's Soundtrack is very poor and I hope this does not continue in the FINAL FANTASY Games...