The audio files also have a "no highs" version of Glue F, but it isn't used, at least not in the Anniversary edition (in the Classic version, the beginning of it can supposedly be heard at the end of Regret). Likewise, Glue D No High (AKA Cortege from the Classic soundtrack) plays in the intro cutscene of Sacred Icon, but does not have a gameplay sound file.
This is true, I double and triple referenced both my original Glue video and other's videos while looking for that particular track. All of these were recorded in-game since there is currently no way to access the audio files of Halo 2 Anniversary, which means that until we can access them there is no way to get to Glue F No High. This is the same case for Glue D No High, which you have already mentioned, has no sound file which resulted in me overlooking it in my Glue video for Halo 2 classic, and will most likely not be in H2A's sound files either.
This is also probably the reason that the remastered version of Dust and Bones (the strings arrangement of Heavy Price Paid/Punishment that plays in the closing cutscene of Regret, which like the others is FMV in H2A rather than in-engine) is not in any gamerips.
Dude, to me Sacred Icon and Quarantine Zone are by far the best levels. From beginning to end it set the mood perfectly especially with that gorgeous skybox. Every time I reach that open spot with clear view of the library I can't help but pause and take it all in.
Not only is it neat to hear 2 distinct songs only to realize that they're supplementary and perfectly mesh together, but its also smart from a development perspective. Compose one ambient soundtrack and split it into highs, lows, and the full thing. Boom. 3 compositions from one soundtrack. I'd love to hear more of this in the future games. Those beautiful strings and harmonization too...
Fun fact: these are all in the key of c minor, Marty's favorite key. F minor too, for the really sad stuff like Heavy Price Paid or Deference for Darkness
Do you know anything about the soundtrack used in Sacred Icon where you enter the flood infested wall? I think it's called 'The Flood' but it's either hard to find or something else.
@@Sunaion I think I know what you're talking about, but it's the bit before the 100,000 year war part near the end. Glue E. I don't think it's a released one and it's quite eerie.
@@kalaxd_4534 Wait, are you talking about the glue track itself or the tracks around that area themselves? I'm confused on what it is you're asking for.
The audio files also have a "no highs" version of Glue F, but it isn't used, at least not in the Anniversary edition (in the Classic version, the beginning of it can supposedly be heard at the end of Regret). Likewise, Glue D No High (AKA Cortege from the Classic soundtrack) plays in the intro cutscene of Sacred Icon, but does not have a gameplay sound file.
This is true, I double and triple referenced both my original Glue video and other's videos while looking for that particular track. All of these were recorded in-game since there is currently no way to access the audio files of Halo 2 Anniversary, which means that until we can access them there is no way to get to Glue F No High. This is the same case for Glue D No High, which you have already mentioned, has no sound file which resulted in me overlooking it in my Glue video for Halo 2 classic, and will most likely not be in H2A's sound files either.
This is also probably the reason that the remastered version of Dust and Bones (the strings arrangement of Heavy Price Paid/Punishment that plays in the closing cutscene of Regret, which like the others is FMV in H2A rather than in-engine) is not in any gamerips.
Dude, to me Sacred Icon and Quarantine Zone are by far the best levels. From beginning to end it set the mood perfectly especially with that gorgeous skybox. Every time I reach that open spot with clear view of the library I can't help but pause and take it all in.
Not only is it neat to hear 2 distinct songs only to realize that they're supplementary and perfectly mesh together, but its also smart from a development perspective. Compose one ambient soundtrack and split it into highs, lows, and the full thing. Boom. 3 compositions from one soundtrack. I'd love to hear more of this in the future games. Those beautiful strings and harmonization too...
Finally, I can listen to all the glue tracks in one place
Halo 2 Anniversary really does have brilliant music, thank you for all the Glue variants, Glue G in it's full is just amazing
Fun fact: these are all in the key of c minor, Marty's favorite key. F minor too, for the really sad stuff like Heavy Price Paid or Deference for Darkness
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Do you know anything about the soundtrack used in Sacred Icon where you enter the flood infested wall? I think it's called 'The Flood' but it's either hard to find or something else.
That is in this video, I can't remember which glue variant it is off of the top of my head though.
@@Sunaion I think I know what you're talking about, but it's the bit before the 100,000 year war part near the end. Glue E. I don't think it's a released one and it's quite eerie.
@@kalaxd_4534 Wait, are you talking about the glue track itself or the tracks around that area themselves? I'm confused on what it is you're asking for.
@@Sunaion No not the glue track, I should've been a bit more specific, but the bit just before glue E.
@@kalaxd_4534 The track I belive you're looking for is called Menace.
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