Soundtrack Collection Update
We've offered the official soundtrack DLC on Steam for a long time now, and with additional music currently being created we decided to make some improvements to the existing OST collection...
[h3]High Quality Audio[/h3]
You can now download optional high res versions of the entire Primal Carnage Soundtrack Collection!
Simply opt into High Quality Audio Files inside the Music section of Steam's settings to receive versions of the OST in both uncompressed .WAV and .FLAC formats.
Each set of tracks is in a separate folder within the main install when you choose the high quality option, the default install location is: Steam / steamapps / music / Primal Carnage Soundtrack Collection
[h3]OST TLC[/h3]
Special care has been taken to ensure everything has detailed and correct metadata with the latest update to the soundtrack DLC (in all formats - WAV, FLAC, MP3). On top of that, the tracklist is more appropriately sorted.
As a whole, the OST is split up into three "discs" now, that divide the collection's music based on which game it was recorded for (Primal Carnage / Extinction), with one side devoted to Bonus tracks.
[h3]Music Evolution[/h3]
We're currently in the final couple months of finishing the new PlayStation version of PCE, which features (among many other things) brand new musical themes for a few dinosaur subclasses.
These fresh tracks will be brought to PCE on PC with the 3.0 update later this year, and you can look forward to them being included within the official OST collection as well!
[h3]Expanded Soundtrack Preview:[/h3]
Here is a small taste of the new music currently being worked on, the eerie and dangerous "light" track for Pachycephalosaurus...
[previewyoutube][/previewyoutube]
New to the franchise is composer Lyndon Kwan, who has been doing amazing work expanding on the foundation of the original soundtrack.
For the Pachy, new elements were introduced to Primal's musical palette, while retaining the mix of traditional and modern instruments that the classic tracks had. Both of the bruiser subclasses give the feeling of coiled rage, with danger lurking under the surface, ready to burst forth at a moment's notice.
We'll be sharing more previews of the expanded OST soon, so stay tuned...
[h3]Thanks for listening![/h3]
-The Primal Carnage Team
[h3]High Quality Audio[/h3]
You can now download optional high res versions of the entire Primal Carnage Soundtrack Collection!
Simply opt into High Quality Audio Files inside the Music section of Steam's settings to receive versions of the OST in both uncompressed .WAV and .FLAC formats.
Each set of tracks is in a separate folder within the main install when you choose the high quality option, the default install location is: Steam / steamapps / music / Primal Carnage Soundtrack Collection
[h3]OST TLC[/h3]
Special care has been taken to ensure everything has detailed and correct metadata with the latest update to the soundtrack DLC (in all formats - WAV, FLAC, MP3). On top of that, the tracklist is more appropriately sorted.
As a whole, the OST is split up into three "discs" now, that divide the collection's music based on which game it was recorded for (Primal Carnage / Extinction), with one side devoted to Bonus tracks.
[h3]Music Evolution[/h3]
We're currently in the final couple months of finishing the new PlayStation version of PCE, which features (among many other things) brand new musical themes for a few dinosaur subclasses.
These fresh tracks will be brought to PCE on PC with the 3.0 update later this year, and you can look forward to them being included within the official OST collection as well!
[h3]Expanded Soundtrack Preview:[/h3]
Here is a small taste of the new music currently being worked on, the eerie and dangerous "light" track for Pachycephalosaurus...
[previewyoutube][/previewyoutube]
New to the franchise is composer Lyndon Kwan, who has been doing amazing work expanding on the foundation of the original soundtrack.
For the Pachy, new elements were introduced to Primal's musical palette, while retaining the mix of traditional and modern instruments that the classic tracks had. Both of the bruiser subclasses give the feeling of coiled rage, with danger lurking under the surface, ready to burst forth at a moment's notice.
We'll be sharing more previews of the expanded OST soon, so stay tuned...
[h3]Thanks for listening![/h3]
-The Primal Carnage Team