Creators of the bestselling GTA 5 series Rockstar have recently announced that they would be releasing more music for the multiplayer mode, GTA Online. The game already has a massive original musical score and the new music will be added as part of the ongoing content updates along with evolution of the online experience.
The online mode will now be added with never-before-heard unreleased instrumental music from the original scoring sessions by Tangerine Dream, Woody Jackson, Alchemist and Oh No. The new music will be available for modes, including Survival, Death match as well as your own custom-made Creator Jobs. The music update is likely to be available with effect from the next month.
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Rockstar also disclosed that Electronic Musician, a reputed modern music production magazine, is working towards featuring the original soundtrack of GTA V in its March issue cover story, which is likely to be six pages long.
The company has been quoted saying “Composers were assigned to each of the game protagonists to create their signature scores. Tangerine Dream’s Edgar Froese created De Santa’s score, Alchemist and Oh No for Clinton’s score, and Woody Jackson created Philips’ score.”
We have also fetched out an excerpt from the upcoming story to be appeared in the magazine. It reads “The music heard at any point during the course of the game or on The Score disc is an amalgamation of the composers’ sounds in a true collaboration. The score kicks in when a mission starts; it is delineated from the radio station music by shifts in action such as getting out of the car and having a conversation with another character. The score reacts to gameplay throughout the mission: Eight music stems function as tracks within a song…”
