"Ghost Line: Tokyo" as a high-profile masterpiece in March, today the official public step of the game soundtrack, and briefly described the production of the combination of tradition and modern ghost theme, how to make game music, let's take a look at the specific details.
First of all, the official upload of two hours and forty-one minutes of streaming music (click here to go), while outlining how to balance modern Tokyo and folklore elements, and secondly, the producers believe that the contrast between "traditional and modern" is an important setting in Ghost Line: Tokyo, not only throughout the game, but also reflected in the sound.
Masatoshi Yanagi, sound designer at Tango Gameworks, said: "We wanted to include such a 'mismatch' in the sound as well as background settings. For example, actively using traditional Japanese instruments and scales, some songs are selected from Japanese nursery rhymes, but also mixed with digital sounds and noises produced by the synthesizer, we think that the final effect of the mix, very much in line with our expectations, is also suitable for representing the conflict between tradition and modernity in the game. ”
The production team also thanked Laced Records' partners, as it allowed them to be happy to announce two versions of Ghost Line: Tokyo records: a 2LP version with tracks carefully selected by the Tango Gameworks team, and a 4LP collection with more music, including special tracks that are not included in the main soundtrack! Both editions also include unique album illustrations created by Tango's art team to provide a visual treat for everyone. "Whether you like to play music from your phone or spin on a record player, we can't wait to bring another way for fans to immerse themselves in the unique world of Ghost Line Tokyo." Yanagi added.