All four of your music pack bring much needed variety to morrowind. They all work perfectly in OpenMW 0.48 RC5. The only track I actually detest for use in morrowind is that Orc's Manhood in this pack, its so jarring when it plays, as it sounds like some slapstick track from a comedy sketch show.
yes, that is a valid point. although i hope you can understand this was 20 years ago and back then I had a very unique view on what Morrowind could sound like, haha
I went through all four MWMOs and the two Oblivion ones and cherry picked all tracks I found fitting. Only two of battle tracks survived because most sound straight out of a battle scene like Helm's Deep with thousands dying on both sides and meanwhile I'm punching a rat for five minutes xD I did have to normalize the volume of many tracks though which I think might be a bigger issue than taste since Morrowind's bgm capabilities are just too limited (tavern music playing in a tomb or the other way around - I know for vanilla there's MUSE 2 but I'm on OpenMW) but the increase in volume from a vanilla track to most of these can be deafening. PS: If anyone's looking for even more music to add because after 50 hours you need more the old TR music addon is great, too! PPS: I originally found Music Overdose via Morrowind Modding Showcases two years ago :)
What can I possibly say that would give proper praise to your work? It has been a staple of my Elder Scrolls experience ever since I discovered this pack in particular back in 2011, so much so that I associate your work more with TES than I do Jeremy Soule's.
Whether it's MMO, OMO, or the inclusion of your tracks in the Fantasy Soundtrack Project for Skyrim, your compositions are and always will remain a required part of any installation of the games that I make. Thank you for all of the wonderful memories and the delightfully catchy melodies that seem to run through my head even when I haven't picked up a TES game in quite some time.
Bosa, I just want to say that I have made many, many heavily modded Skyrim playthroughs. And the constant is a mod that contains a number of these tracks. They, unfortunately, were never credited so I have long wondered what they were. It's funny, because I originally downloaded them for a loadout designed to be "un Skyrim" as possible, replacing the original music. However, I found the tracks to be so good and so fitting that they are now in every playthrough of mine (in addition to the original music). Some are truly moving, you did good work back then, and I will look for any work of yours now. Cheers!
The license mentions not being allowed to use these tracks in sold content, but what about monetization through ads or donations? Can these be used on Youtube? Barring Red, of course.
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I did have to normalize the volume of many tracks though which I think might be a bigger issue than taste since Morrowind's bgm capabilities are just too limited (tavern music playing in a tomb or the other way around - I know for vanilla there's MUSE 2 but I'm on OpenMW) but the increase in volume from a vanilla track to most of these can be deafening.
PS: If anyone's looking for even more music to add because after 50 hours you need more the old TR music addon is great, too!
PPS: I originally found Music Overdose via Morrowind Modding Showcases two years ago :)
Whether it's MMO, OMO, or the inclusion of your tracks in the Fantasy Soundtrack Project for Skyrim, your compositions are and always will remain a required part of any installation of the games that I make. Thank you for all of the wonderful memories and the delightfully catchy melodies that seem to run through my head even when I haven't picked up a TES game in quite some time.