Does Street Fighter 6's music...suck?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ส.ค. 2024
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Max discusses a topic that's popped up in regards to Street Fighter 6, namely whether its radically different music is really any good. Max gives each song and listen and forms his own conclusion.
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Max using the phrase “young and hip”to describe a sound really sent me, man has a kid for a few years and is now 60 years old
Lmao right!? Next thing we know, he’s gonna say “Back in my day…”
@@carlospolk5033 I get the feeling he already did 😂
It's a blessing you made it too 60 bro. The way this world is 😅
I'm 90% sure he's said "back in my day" when talking about arcades. He's now the Wise Old Master.
He’s 60!?
As a Brazilian, I wanted to comment on Blanka's theme:
Not only they incorporate the airhorns, which was a staple of Brazilian funk for some time, they also incorporate some sounds that sound like Berimbau, which is a instrument mainly played in capoeira groups.
They really put the Brazil in Blanka this time.
Good shit.
🎉🎉🎉
Finalmente usaram funk pra faze alguma coisa q preste
I didn't know that he was supposed to be Brazilian.
They "put the Brazil in Blanka this time", but only in the theme, cause they made the actual character dress like a redneck from the US and walk like an idiot. Blanka was done dirty in SF6.
Salve
I am physically incapable of staying still when Jamie's theme comes on. The urge to groove is supernatural. I've never had a theme alone get me to try a character before but...dude.
Funk is unreal, good funk however, is supernatural
The buildup to 10:37 and the drop itself alone makes Jamie’s theme one of the best SF6 character themes in my opinion
The groove is simply too powerful 🪩
the fact that his idle stance has him bounce to the rhythm of his theme is a very nice touch especially at 3 drinks
I spent days, maybe weeks trying to get Potempkin to click with me despite the fact that I hate grapplers because Armor-Clad Faith is so sick.
@@Halfway3 this right here is the essence of fighting games! I may not like your archetype, character, but dammit i like you so im gonna learn ya. Same here with Lily in sf6, I'm awful at rushdown tactics favoring aggression, but lily just speaks to me as a character. Gl on that grind!!
Ryu's track does fit Ryu currently if you play World Tour Mode. When you meet Ryu, he's a lot more calm and relaxed, less more about finding strength and more about enlightenment and being at peace. His intro, mannerisms and interactions just fit with this. Less hard stoic and more just rolling with it, and I'm 100% all for it.
To be fair here, this was far pre release so we didn't have the full picture
Still doesn't fit to be honest, it sounds very funky and energetic. Not at all peaceful.
And I like the flute and shamisen in the background.
@@maup2900at peace with himself I'd say he's conquered his demons and now he's doing what he truly enjoys and living his life to the fullest his theme absolutely radiates that energy
@@thedarkderp2520true, i mean, what else is there to do for Ryu. The dudes completed the game. He's beaten M Bison, taken down Shadaloo and conquered the satsui no hado.
To me his theme is the song thats played at the credits scene after you've beaten a game or finished a movie.
Dee Jay's theme suits him so well. Not only because he's Jamaican, but because his fighting stance has him dancing. And the dancing intensifies after he lands a combo. To him it's not a fight to the death, it's a vibe.
And because Dee Jay has these "Bro, just chill out and enjoy THIS moment" vibe
Im jamaican and i would have to say this is dee jays best theme yet. His original was more cuban then it was jamaican. The theme here isn't necessarily something you would here jamaicans listen too, but its more of, jamaican music made for ppl on vacay in jamaica. Its more tropical house then it is reggae/dancehall. Like justin biebers "sorry".
@@Bodega_dASH_Goteem Speaking of real world artists like Justin Bieber I could easily hear Sean Paul rapping over Dee Jay's theme!
No it's way too slow. It should be faster considering his style.
I hate DJ's theme as it is. But if you put in it 1.25 speed, it turns out to be one of the best in the game.
Listening to the themes, I think the Ryu theme is probably supposed to be more of "travel" instead of "Japanese". That might be why it's a little jarring, but I think it definitely fits his character in terms of guiding someone into this new style of street fighter.
The part of the final round gives me more confidence and motivation to give the best and enjoy the battle 😊
Exactly. Ryu is Japanese but both at home and not at home anywhere in the world. He's the perennial vagabond/wanderer, less interested in culture than testing himself wherever the next fight is. I wouldn't expect his music to be overly Japanese.
Thought I'd jump in and say the name of the song "Viator" literally means a traveler so... You would be 100% right
Ryu theme bangs
I’m not a fan
The music is very, VERY different. However, I like the energy it brings. Definitely sets it apart and creates a unique atmosphere for the game. My favorite themes so far are Ken and Juri.
I'll be the first to reply to you love your content
@@a.m.c.c.3356 Thanks so much! :D
Based UnderDawg
is different but in a bad way.
the only themes that deserve respect in the game are ryu's and jamie's themes
The music is very good IMO and I like it. Kinda like modern Tekken music, is different, very contemporary, feature genres that I'm not the biggest fan of but I can't deny it's effectiveness in the game and even it's quality
Ken's, Ryu's and Jamie's themes all hit the spot for me. The bounce on Ken's theme really gives it the pop and personality.
I think their themes actually suck, but Guile's is easily the worst and most forgettable.
I guess we're just talking prefference here
Im new to SF and the first and probably unique thing i didn't like was the songs. God theyre terrible.
I can't even fathom how older players feels when in previous game they had great songs.@@arkainjalex12
Ryu about to rob 3 Vegas casinos with that theme
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21:32 Ryu's theme actually uses a lot of Japanese instruments, the Sho at the start, and a bunch of string instruments in the song itself
I think it having a bit of Mr. Worldwide is fitting though, he's been everywhere in the world cuz he's been in every game
I think that 3S and 6 give Ryu themes that actually represent him as a character. His SF2/4/5 theme sounds OK, but all it says about Ryu is "hero boy." His 3S theme sounds like a weirdo ascetic living in the mountains, and 6 has him coming down from said mountain, having finally conquered his demons, and ready to finally live life.
@@BasicallyGoblinhe's finally like 3s ken
And now ken is homeless lol
the name of the theme, viator, is synonymous with traveler if im not mistaken
I also got a bit of a vibe of "a renowned legend making his appearance once again in the modern era"
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The best thing about Zangief’s new theme is that it feels EXACTLY like a pro wrestling entrance walkout song. I could see him walking out and posing while doing his normal walk animation towards the ring. The older versions of his song feel really off in comparison to this one.
I think his old songs leaned more into the big Russian man vibe. Sf5 transitions more to wrestler and now we're fully into wrestler vibe
I feel those violin chords have a "Russian Empire aristocrat" vibe. Like that tone of grandeur in Russian marches and Chaikovsky compositions.
Zangief's homeland isn't Russia, his homeland is GYM
The themes are more character focused rather than battle focused in my opinion.
In sf5 everyone music made them seem like an incredible hero or diabolical villain. In sf6, the themes seem more like normal representations of the character's personalities.
Exactly my thoughts. More as in their personas and psyches instead of their fighting moods
It’s actually why I pretty regularly listen to their themes cause it is honestly really good imo.
Jamie’s theme picking up as the song goes on longer matches with how he gets stronger as he drinks. I LOVE IT.
It even has a pause before it speeds up as if he is drinking
His matches never last long enough for it to kick in!
Ah yes... The Strive effect
@@firepuppies4086 *NAN MAN DA BU*
I fucks with it.
I like to think JP's theme is representative of his composure. The first two rounds are slow, calculated and tense due to his stylish and imposing demeanor.
But by the final round JP has had it up to here with you, throwing off his schedule by the simple act of resisting, and the facade falls off as he goes absolutely ham with the Psycho Power.
And it's amazing, every time 1:55 plays in his song i get chills. The electronic sounds (new) along with the orchestra feel (classy) and haunting opposite tones (haunting) really makes it feel both new (sf6), classy (jp), haunting (as you said, he goes ham with the psycho power) and the almost 3 different music layers really make sense with his character, where he has that calculating, angry side to him which shows itself in the chaos that is on going. im extremely excited to see gameplay, especially good gameplay through both the eventual beta and the game release when i can play him myself.
in the begin of the song remember me to Prowler theme from Spiderman: into the spiderverse
JP's sounds like he wants to be a mako reactor.
@@lukelun idk bro
Seems like there is no "eventual beta"
Bro talks like Scott F Fitzgerald
This music is meant to be more dynamic and mood based than older SFs that were more melodic compostiions. It shifts with the match more than even 3S music did, so they can't have long phrases and melodies, since the matches are fast paced, changing on a moment's notice. Totally different approach to a SF soundtrack, and it will take decades for people to appreciate it (as usual with SF). A couple weeks of listening (outside of the context of gameplay, no less) isn't going to compare with 30 years of nostaliga, and people need to understand that.
Based chubby mermaid creator
The music is just trash. Has nothing to do with nostalgia or anything else you want to claim in order to dismiss criticism. Sf6 music just ain't it.
@@slthjawa5062 nahh u just don't understand
@@thedukeconiosantiago9180 sure
I'd say it matches the urban vibe as well as SFIII did!
I'm 3 months late to this video, but I gotta add: You mentioned that all the themes have a cultural identity to the characters, but Ryu doesn't really. I think that's perfect considering who Ryu is; a traveller. He wanders the world trying to learn everything he can from anyone he meets, so his theme blends elements from a lot of places. The song really gives me the feeling of exploring a new place, which I think is the point, considering it's title. "Viator", an old word meaning "Traveller".
It also shows he doesn’t forget where he came from with old instruments and flutes in the background.
Wow, Manon's theme is literally perfect. You see that character and her moves and this is the song that plays in your head.
*Perfect.*
- Guile
I think Jamie’s theme is the perfect fighting game theme. It sounds like a drunken bar fight in some classic kung fu flick. Also, it has that fighting game KICK that Luke’s theme lacks
Thing is Luke is the only one to have his theme return from SF5 and I would argue that his SF5 theme is slightly better, but I still like his remix theme even so.
they took luke’s 5 theme removed some elements and made it slightly worse it’s still decent though as for jamie’s its awesome
Jamie's theme also pairs incredibly well with the Sega Saturn game, Burning Ranger's theme.
The start of Jamie's theme almost sounds like the ghost buster's anyone else hear it?
@@akilcharles3473 Given SF6's troubled development, I wouldn't doubt they made Luke's SFV theme AFTER they made it for SF6.
I just love Jamie's theme so much, literally the whole character made me INSTANTLY fall in love with him visually and in gameplay. It's like every fighting game; a new player must pick their first character ever for the game and the best way to get someone into the game is telling them "pick the one you like the most" just by their portraits. Jesus, Jamie just hit all the perfect parts for me, character and music wise.
10/10 Capcom.
Same
Fr dude idk why they’re putting so much of the spotlight on Luke when Jamie is trumping him so hard with the main character vibes imo
I’m going jamie first too but I don’t like his feminine face, really hoping people come up with mods to change his look
Jamie’s is definitely the best
@@heroicsquirrel3195 this is my issue as well, he looks like my ex gf
Ken has one of the best themes I’ve ever heard in a fighting game. It beautifully expresses going through hard times and struggles, but also the power to never give up and keep moving forward, it’s genuinely inspiring.
EXACTLY. I cant hear anyone else or picture anyone else wit Kens theme✊️😎
I can respect that, but that grinding staccato and almost dub step "woom woom" aftereffect, doesn't cut it for me. Considering Ken's age, origins, and his regular theme being a "soundalike" to Mighty Wings; I think they could've given him more of that 80s New Wave sort of feel or even CityPop if they wanted to make it more melancholy.
For me, it sounds more like a theme for Ken's nephew more than Ken.
@@TheDancerMacabre
Nah this theme perfect
My thing is, SFV really did such an amazing job with (most) of the classic character themes, we really needed to take a break from them. Like you can’t just go back in and try to one-up the SFV guile theme immediately. Gotta build some distance: let us long for those themes a bit.
It's a weird situation since the Dynamic tracks makes them much better experienced in actual gameplay than listening by themselves. I'll admit by themselves some can feel pretty lacking but I think they compliment the gameplay very well and the idea of each round having it's own version of the track is cool.
I do wish the "low health" variant would only kick in in rounds 2 or 3 though it does get a little tiring hearing the same section across each round as one players health gets low.
games like nier automata managed to do the dynamic music thing without making the songs dull....
My thoughts exactly, on the other side of the coin we have GG Strive where some of the character themes can’t be experienced fully in game and better experienced by themselves. Both ways are perfectly fine, and it depends on your own preference. SF 6’s approach is probably done on purpose, when it’ll eventually grow on you through defining matches you might even get connected to some of the tracks on an emotional level.
@@orugnet those aren't even remotely comparable games not only that but it's entirely different genres of music with their own goals for how their game feels
I didn’t even know it was dynamic but that’s pretty interesting, If I hear cammy’s theme kick up to the end bit when i’m low on health Id def feel ready to clutch up and beat some ass
Makes sense it's controversial since that's the same excuse used for MK where the plan was to have the music be ambient to fit with the gameplay than be heard separately but most MK fans don't like it for being too ambient.
Absolutely adored Zangief's theme. It's fun, it fits the character's origins, and it's modern
Dude giefs theme is absolutely fire I adore it
Fell in love with Zangief's theme within seconds of hearing it.
They just let the music team do what they want
feels very slavic with the tone aswell
I enjoyed Marisa's theme song because its starts off like you're being approached by the heaviest of footsteps, but then transitions into, oh you're not being approached by the footsteps, you are the footsteps. A real, here comes Goliath, theme
originally i wasn't TOO keen on the soundtrack but the more i listened to it, as well as actually getting the game too really changed my views on the soundtrack as a whole. i think it's fantastic, definitely having the same overall hip-hop influenced techniques that games like third strike incorporated, but with a fresh modern spin on it.
i think the problem is that just a lot of people just dislike... change. and i agree, especially as an aspie, i despise any sudden changes to my schedule or routine... change sucks, but change by itself is not a bad thing. could you imagine the game having the exact same soundtrack style that street fighter ii had, even down to returning characters having their exact same themes still? it would be lame if capcom didn't actively change things up and having variation for every entry
a "bad" game soundtrack isn't defined by its genre, rather how it's presented, how much thought was put into the composition.. when it plays and what it symbolizes. an actual "bad" game ost would be harsh on the ears, like the stuff that actively makes you wince when you hear it. sf6's music is not that lmao
I really love Jamie's theme. The interplay and call/response of the funky elements with the disc scratching and other elements is a great blend and implementation.
So good ✊
yeah there's a few good ones, but most of them are a little bit bland
When the critical track hits you go for vibing to "Ok enough, you little sh.."
Jamies theme really gives off Jackie chan/chris tucker rush hour vibes
Yun and Yang on the sax and trompette 😂😂
I think the biggest shift in the compositions this time round is that they sound less melody dominated. When you think of classic SF themes, you usually think of the themes' memorable melodies more than anything else. Guile, Ryu, Ken, etc. even the 3S example has a melody you can remember, on top of that iconic opening. These SF6 themes almost feel composed to specifically be "background" music, because of the amount of repetition and lack of melody or anything in the forefront. Ryu's and Jamie's themes have memorable melodic parts, but even they are short phrases, and quite repetitive still. Even thinking of the classic themes, a lot of them follow a structure of Intro-A(Verse)-B(Bridge)-C(Chorus)-Repeat, with each section having it's own unique identity, either through instrumentation, texture, rhythm, etc. A lot of the sections in these SF6 themes tend to just blend together without any huge changes, which is why they feel like they don't go anywhere.
A part of me wonders if this shift to "background" themes has something to do with the sound accessibility options they showed in the last trailer. Make the music less distracting with less powerful melodies, drops, or tonal shifts, to allow the sound accessibility to be as distinguishable as possible. I mean, maybe not, but it's worth thinking about at least.
Amazing seeing you here, but I agree, in fact, of all of them, Jamie's theme is my favorite.
This is the kind of response I live for.
A lot of 3S songs are less melody focused, in a similar way. Hugo’s theme, ryu’s theme, makoto’s, Remy’s, Melodie’s that are either very short or almost nonexistent in favor of the beats
@@bengal2441 That's why I said almost. They're really de-emphasized compared to the classic street fighter songs
Jamie's theme being as good as it is, is utterly criminal. Gets me moving every time I hear it even now.
I was genuinly outraged at the dislike for JPs theme, its perfect, its so subtley menacing yet calm and slowly gets more unhinged until it hits a crecendo, that peak of insanity and power of being the big bad villain, and then calmed down but still unhinged just to end at an abrupt cutoff
Same, between character design, theme and move animations, JP is easily my favorite newcomer.
He liked the JP theme. He just said the start made him uncomfortable
Try absolutely loving Guile's theme and have everyone shit on it, lol. Although i think the theme would benefit better from it if the horns weren't muted
As a JP main I initially thought it was disappointing but god it really grows on you the more you hear it, to the point you realize how it suits JP perfectly
I really like Ryu's new theme. I feel like his old music gave off vibes of "gotta surpass the Satsui no Hado!" Now, it feels like he's finally found peace and he can actually have fun with his martial arts career
Bullshit
@sacre Satsui no Danzo
The new theme gives off the feeling of a mature and traditional martial arts master roaming in the modern age
Like ryu has nothing to worry about and is just chilling in the new city
one thing i love about ken's theme is how it uses his older leitmotif near the end which is something im not sure any songs do, it's kinda like "yeah he's older and more gruff and on the run, but it's still the same old ken" and i love that
Yeah there is a nice call back near the end.
I think the main problem people will have with this soundtrack is it does lack usable leitmotifs for the characters. You can't imagine a scene where a quick tune plays before revealing a shadowy figure and going "oh that's X's theme!" I do like this soundtrack but I can understand the hesitancy as well.
@@vbun4662 honestly i'm not fully sure i agree, at least entirely. i think there are pretty neat leitmotifs i can think of for at least a few characters(i haven't heard all the themes, i'm not fully sure) but theyre definitely not as striking as 20-30 years of leitmotifs for sure
@@vbun4662 It's hard to follow an act now considered so classic people sing it acapella on youtube. However, I find myself humming Ryu Aviator from time to time already. So far, I admit I've been very pleased with the OST. Stand out for me are Ryu's, Zangief's, Marisa's and Ken's. I also found I liked their rap anthem thingy called "side line" or something.
I think Ken and Ryu’s themes fit great, because they would have fit the other character in previous games. Ryu’s overcome the Satsui no Hado, he’s defeated his darkness, so he can live in the moment, while Ken, who’s been the carefree counterpart to Ryu for years, is weathered, and his battle is only beginning. And on cultural music, the main instrument in Ryu’s theme aside the saxophone is the shamisen, a classical japanese instrument. All in all, it gives me the vibe of a modern day wandering samurai living for the first time.
My thoughts exactly. Actually, Ken's new theme shares some of the same chords and progressions of Ryu's old theme.
@@michaelaeschbacher4648really? At what time exactly??
@@elshogun1032 Eh, now that I think aboutit I'm not so sure, take it with a grain of salt. But they're definitely in the same key. Maybe that's what I meant
31:54 I think that's what I love the most about SF6 Dee Jay, his chiller vibe compared to the rest of the cast. They did a great job conveying that he's a dancer first and a fighter second, he's fighting to have a good time and to feel the rhythm more than anything else. Even his more mixup heavy moveset feels so much more playful, like it's begging you to just experiment and adjust to the flow of the match. As someone who has never been super competitive but still loves to play these games I can really vibe with his overall personality
The best thing about Jamies theme is that it kinda reflects his entire game-play. The longer the fight goes on the crazier he gets.
On a side not Kimberly also has 2 themes. The second theme even has lyrics if you land 2 LVL3s.
He mentions kims second theme
I love your profile pic :)
I agree with most of Max's sentiment, but the one thing he missed was the description for Marisa's theme which explicitly says it was supposed to invoke the feel of being in a colosseum with a large crowd and funnily enough he was still able to make that out.
Also he is probably right that Ryu's theme is the "SF6" theme, but I just interpreted it as him being done struggling with training and only thinking about fighting and now just wants to enjoy life which you could argue still represents Street Fighter 6.
For the purposes of this game its great. They work best over long sessions compared to the old tracks. Juri's theme in Street Fighter 4, while great, gets REALLY old after long sessions. The dial is at 11 at all times and it doesnt change. The new tracks definitely work as dynamic pieces compared to before. When everyone has low hp on the final round and it ramps up, it feels way more special. Doom was very similar for a majority of the game too. Its mostly dynamic melodies and reserves the best songs for when its important.
Jamie's theme is basically the sound of how it feels to style on someone with Jamie and I love it so much
I'm a HUGE fan of Manons theme in sf6. It is so perfectly aesthetic fashion look book music and works perfectly with her model character theme.
Also juri's new ost is amazing better than sf5. On par with sf4 juri theme.
@Ghost1gx her theme in 6 sucks sounds lol a lobby battle Royale theme
@@Solobuddy It still beats the SFV theme so deal with it 🤬🤬
@new-gengd2644 don't fool yourself they may nailed the graphics and gameplay of SF6 but ost sucks
@@Solobuddy or maybe, and follow with me here this is gunna get high level, it's different then traditional fighting game music and art is inherently a subjective form of artistic media, so just because you don't like it it doesn't mean it sucks.
JPs theme is hands down my favorite. If you think about the character himself and how he has Psycho power, but isn’t evil because he controls it, but Psycho power itself is an evil power the song honestly is amazing, to me anyways. My favorite character is Juri but I like JPs theme way way more. Fief’s is my second favorite, so amazing to listen to, a whole experience just like JP! Cammy’s is 3rd, also really really good. Would have them all on my Spotify playlist if they were out yet.
I've been hearing crackhead theories that he also uses Soul Power to balance it. His name JP is the identical letter just the P is flipped in his character theme video giving yin and yang vibes
Chun-Li theme sounds like lobby music
Ken's theme just sound like he lost his life reason,lost the motivation,but he still have a burning heart inside,so good
Yeah, it carries this sort of determination- which suits him now 👀
Not only is Jamie’s theme amazing and fun to listen to while fighting, but it also fits his character super well. A cocky drunkard that’s showing off and having fun. Best track to me
It’s the Best ✊😎
He’s not a drunk lol
@@SuperSpindasher1991 "It's not alcohol" is how they keep it pg-13. He is absolutely a drunkard.
@@SuperSpindasher1991 he is, but capcom had to censor his drunkness in order to keep the game a lower rating. They just call it special juice or secret juice or something like that😂
It's a Bboy track bruh
Something interesting about these themes is that I feel like what they're played on is really important. I heard JP's theme on my headphones and really didn't like it but then I heard it on a soundbar with a dedicated subwoofer and now it's one of my favourites. The sub-bass really adds a lot to most of these themes which could be contributing to the divisive opinions.
Interesting. For me, JP and Guile have the weakest themes, but I'll try to give them a listen from better audio sources.
Same, I hated chun-li, kimberly and JP's themes because they sounded so muddy and overcrowded, just amateurish, then I listened on my good headphones and they clicked. There's depth and layers to these tracks that gets lost on weaker equipment.
@@SNintendoFreakI know that taste in music is subjective, but goddamn how is JP's theme one of the worst themes?
@@Axxxel_in_Harlemmy guess is that it takes super long to pick up and start being intense compared to other tracks
I think Ryu's theme fits him perfectly. I've never thought of him as the japanese fighter, but the "World Warrior" he has seen so much, done so much. He's defined by his travels and the places he's been. The best representation of his identity would not be his nationality but of his experiences across the world. So this jazzy upbeat theme from an entirely different place, feels like it fits him so well. Plus theres still some hints of japanese styled instruments and music in his theme just more in the background.
I do genuinely think this is the reason they’ve always kept Ryu homeless despite being nationally Japanese.
Guile's is one of my favorites. It just emanates this sense of cool, calm, confidence.
Even if SF6's OST is not your thing, you have to admit it's better than non-existent OST of last three MK titles. SF6 actually has a vibe and identity regarding it's music. It's something I would listen outside of the game (GG Strive and KI(2013) OST still on repeat), but it's still pretty cool.
MK has an OST?
NRS music feels like it's barely there they need to get that MK2/3 energy back.
Mk9 has amazing ost actually
MK9 has a very good soundtrack, especially the final battle against Kahn on the rooftops in story mode.
100% the SF6 sound track has very pronounced identity the issue is if you don't like the genre of music that the majority if not all the themes fall into you kinda are shit out of luck as there is no relief from it
I really like the Genbu Temple theme. The hip hop influence combined with the traditional instrumental brings the street in Street Fighter
I also love the Metro City downtown theme that is also good.
the stage themes are tight, most of the criticism is against the character themes primarely it seems.
@@pixel_stream8245 Which is ironic cuz a lot of the complaints I see is that "this music doesn't hype my up, too calm" and something along those lines, yet most of the stage themes (like Genbu Temple) are quieter and less intense than the character themes.
@@pixel_stream8245 this.. the stages are actually fine.. the themes are trash tho
I get that people dislike Guile's theme especially in comparison to his original theme, but that theme doesn't represent who Guile is anymore.
The old theme was intense, representing a hardened, single-minded soldier on a quest for vengeance. This new theme is even-toned, calmer, and uses a lot of instruments prevalent in the 80s. Guile has become a level-headed family man, with a theme to match.
Bro it doesnt, it just sucks no matter the context
What you're saying basically means "Current Guile sucks, he's a boring character with no tasks, so his theme song sucks as much as he does." I even agree with you, but that doesn't make the situation any better or Guile's theme song interesting.
To me I feel the top tiers of the character themes are Manon and Zangief. It fits the character, it transitions well through rounds and it hooks you in.
Those are my mains.😊
Ken's theme with that little callback to his old theme in the end is my favorite.
With Luke's theme, it starts good then the second part hits and it gets elevated-the chorus(?) gets a few extra notes that makes it airy and extra cheerful.
AND THEN JAMIE
I think Ken’s theme doesn’t fit him. I have to disagree with Max. It feels like lobby music.
Probably the best thing about the new music that isn't gonna hit people right away is how consistently the tracks get out of the way. When it's in the background of the fights it's not overwhelming or overshadowing the game sounds or even the commentary features. When it's playing in the background and someone is streaming it doesn't clash with their voices. Then you put the tracks on in headphones and while it's not stand out iconic on every song, it's a serviceable song on its own. It's a part of a whole and it feels very considerate for that function.
i think people people dont like the themes because its so different from what we're used to,but i dont think thats bad,like yea we think of certain songs to fit certain characters but thats mostly because we've heard the same sound for years for them i think its finally time to se them change
In the Gief trailer when they synced his target combos to the beat of the song it made it very fun to listen to
I think if we judged these songs specifically the SF vets compared to their classics it is a little underwhelming. But they're really good when you judge them just as songs. I'm particularly interested in the stage songs. They're really good in this game. Especially that Paris stage music that Capcom is taking forever to release
The problem is that Is that most SF2 fans aren’t real fans of the series. They just followed the hype train when it was out. Only to never follow the series afterwards. They want to hear 50 remakes of sf2 music. Even if you don’t like 6 soundtrack It’s not the worst thing ever.
No the problem is that the music sucks
It can probably be said that music was probably not a main focus for Steeet Fighter 6, but the hip hop aesthetic and culture throughout the game and promotional material is something that I grew up with and appreciated seeing it first in Third Strike.
I feel like with the music it takes elements of past games and themes and rework them to fit into a more modern scope if that makes sense.
as a musician and producer i can say it really feels like cheap production/instrumentation. Some of the actual music is okay but its not anything people will come back to.
I say this as a kid who fell in love with mvc2 when it first came out because of the music, the jazz was different but it was good songwriting and arrangements. THis music is so uninspired in sf6 its the tyoe of electronic production you were starting to hear in like 2014 when marketing companies were getting onto the idea of incorporating electronic music into their ads. its that level so as a producer/musician thats my take.
so far there is nothing that could even come close to a good soundtrack let alone, Clock Tower mvc or Jazzy NYC or Karins theme! its a real bummer because since i fired up the snes and played sf2 when i was a kidive always loved the music in capcoms fighting games.
As an aspiring composer, I come back to this music all the time. I commend you for the honesty about your nostalgia goggles though.
@@apophis7712You call that shit "music"? It's TRASH
@@MistGR
Not everyone likes the same stale bread as you, old man
@@apophis7712 At least I don't have shit taste for music like you do!
There have been so many countless fighting games that have had mid music, which grows on you as the years go along, except for maybe one or two tracks that stick out. I have no idea if everyone will change their mind on SF6's music, but people that grow up with it or it's their first fighting game, will tell you how awesome it is in 5-10 years.
That's a very good point.
No. The music is incredibly generic. That's the issue. There's no association with the character because the music isn't memorable in the first place. I'm more than open to new themes but sf6 dropped the ball
Does not make it good.
@@goby1764 Nah. As the op said, it’ll inevitably grow on you as you play the game more. You will win, lose and have memorable moments with these songs playing in the background and will consequently create your own, personalised character associations overtime.
@@goby1764 again too early to say.the next gen may love this music
every day after working as a bartender, i'm tired and mentally warn out and it's always the best feeling to have a video from you max. makes me want to be more passionate about the things i enjoy. thanks for the entertainment!
The thing about this soundtrack is that, with a few exceptions, I wouldn't put these on my music player to jam out to, but I'd LOVE to hear every single one over and over during gameplay as background music.
A lot of the tracks use a very simple melody and then do a bajillion little permutations on it. On the first listen it can sound a bit aimless and noisy, but a lot of these songs grow on you as you begin to notice the variations on repeated listens. Some songs lean more heavily into big melodies/riffs, like Ken's theme, which is why I think it's such a big hit with nearly everybody.
Overall I love the soundtrack! I'm not normally into fighting games but this OST really grabbed me and now I'm subbed to like 10 different FGC content creators lol
A lot of the themes just lack melody. Some of the SFA3 themes also had a similar problem, where the best tracks have melodic hooks you can latch onto. It feels a lot of these themes were created with lyrics - which would normally provide the melodic line - and then took away the vocal track.
This exactly, there’s a lot of rhythm and percussion but they mostly all lack any memorable melodies
Alpha 3 also suffers from songs feeling like they last 20 seconds, which is why Im not surprised 5 adlibbed so much with Karin's and Mika's, having the A3 songs be more like bookends to the rest. Karin's theme in 5 is still my favorite street fighter character song ever so I'm not complaining though.
@@MagillanicaLouM Oh yeah for sure. I probably didn't really get my point across that well, but many A3 tracks tend to drone on, but the few good ones still have that melodic line imo
They did that on purpose. Zelda Botw did the same thing, less melody and more of building an atmosphere
@@uzairgangat The problem is whether it fits in a fighting game or not. It works for some of these themes, but most of them feel like I wouldn't even recognize too well while playing.
I think the problem with a lot of the tracks is that they lack a solid hook or melody. If you go back to SF2 or Alpha and listen to the tracks, they have strong hooks that have you humming the song even when you're not playing the game. That's what's missing from a lot of these tracks.
I don't think that's a problem just different. Thr music evolves with the fight which is probably why. Plus it's hard to compare it to song that have been around for decades when the game isn't out, needs time to grow on people
@@kei7540 older home versions of 3rd strike did rhe dynamic round change thing but still identifiable hooks just fine. And most of the tracks have been out for months, almost a year for a few of them, plenty of time for folks to have heard them over and over and form solid opinions. Most just aren't hitting like that for many folks especially when 3 did the same assignment but better in this regard. Oustide character themes the OST for 6 does slap though, so idk what happened with this aspect.
yeah this is more monotone, i would say. theres a drop in the third round but other than that its much the same throughout. I like it though, this game needs more thinking than ooga booga go in due to the drive gauge (which might increase footsies for it to recharge, as there isnt really a big incentive to go in), so having it more relaxed and "jammy" along with the hiphop-street style really fits in my opinion.
I actually agree with this a lot, and it's why I find some of them weaker. The ones i really like on the other hand are Jamie's, Ken's, Ryu's, Luke's, and they're all hummable
I think that's just indicative of today's music in general unfortunately, at least for modern hip-hop. I really hate to be that guy so I won't go into some long diatribe but I think it's really hard to find enjoyable music these days.
Honestly Ken's theme exists for his Round 3 and Low Health when piano kicks in
Same with Guile's lol, I feel like the whole song builds up to round 3, it doesn't feel complete without it.
Ah I feel crazy for liking Guile's theme now. Feels like airforce man cutting through the sky in a jet. Got me to start listening to the other tracks
Exactly, not "Patriotically" American, but Militarily American, fitting Guile.
Exactly .. very militant
The booming drums are what did it for me. You aren’t alone.
I agree with you! I was listening to it with my eyes closed and i pictures a jet soaring through the clouds, surveying the airspace, ready for anything
It makes me imagine Guile fixing jets while staring at his crew in the distance, very Top Gun-like. I agree, it really does fit him. Also, people can just look at his cutscene when meeting him in WT. The horns fit him perfectly
My personal take with Ryu is that hes been the guy who travels around the world fighting to get stronger, so I don't see him tied to the 100% Japanese theme for his character. He has that bit of the wanderer gene that really has no real home. So I feel that the music reflects his Japan roots, but also reflects his current circumstance of him being in the city, and also his excitement at fighting and his wisdom in being such a master by this point. So to me it fits 100%
But I feel that what lacks here is the oomph that usually fighting games have. This is why for example Jamie sounds great, while the blanka one, or the Juri one, or Guile etc. lacks that potency in their tracks. Its still great music, but I wouldn't say its fighting music. Sometimes its just noise lol.
Also I don't know why but the Juri song reminds me of ring fit.
This is a good take, as his theme name is VIATOR which basically means a wanderer. He is a worldly fighter - but the Japanese instruments (his home) is still there within.
Truly a different Ryu than previous games. A more carefree and hopeful Ryu
Ken's theme feels like a Rocky Training Montage. It feels like a guy that's fighting with pure determination and desire. Everything is on the line and he has everything to prove.
Just writing down my initial thoughts and ratings on the tracks as they play through the video. An important note is that I pause before Max speaks so that these thoughts are largely my own of what these tracks make me feel. This took me a while with all the pausing and typing lol. That said, here we go!
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Ryu ~ Is a bop and I like it. The traditional sounding Japanese instruments capture the essence of Ryu while the hip hop vibe captures the feel they want SF6 to have as a whole what with all of the spray paint aesthetics and whatnot. Ryu as a character is a martial artist first and a world wanderer who tries to fit in wherever he goes. The Japanese elements remind of of his origin, but the abundance of hip hop is there to tell us that his origin doesn't define him and it is the battle that he seeks that does. [8/10]
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Chun-Li ~ It's aight, nice enough to listen to. There are still elements of the track that capture Chun-Li's essence much like how I mentioned with Ryu. The track is trying to sound "calm and mature" much like how Chun-Li seems to be depicted in this game. And again the more "modern vibes" is still present to match SF6 as a whole. [5/10]
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Luke ~ Same as Chun-Li, it's aight and nice enough to listen to. Luke being the face of SF6 definitely is showing through his music as it almost entirely is fitting that hip hop aesthetic that SF6 is going for. Which in my mind is quite fitting as he's one of the newest characters on the roster. [5/10]
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Jamie ~ Big bop and I like it. My mans has the word Jam in his name for a reason. The chinese sounding elements blend so well with the hip hop vibes in this track to give such a funky and fresh vibe, and it's fitting considering how Jamie fights using a blend of dancing and martial arts even in his moveset. And oh man, those horns! This will definitely be remembered as a bop in the future after this game. [9/10]
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Juri ~ It's aight. A dark feeling track with elements of trap music in it. The track is called "Arachnid" which the song captures well with these sounds that give off a "creepy crawly" feeling much like a spider, and we see that Juri has this spiderweb motif going on as well. That said, the song is doing it's job at capturing that essence of Juri being this darker villainous character while still incorporating a feeling with the trap aesthetic that allows the track to mesh well with the vibe of SF6. [5/10]
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Kimberly ~ It's aight. "Ninjastar Pop" captures the feel of the track pretty well. Being a new character, Kimberly has a lot of hip hop in her theme along with elements giving the feeling of her being a shinobi. In her gameplay, we see Kimberly being acrobatic like a ninja and using spray-paint cans as a weapon which this song captures and allows the listener to be able to visualize her flipping about and jumping from wall to wall as she tags the city with her spray-cans. [6/10]
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Ken ~ I like it and is personally one of my more liked tracks just due to the storytelling they do. Ken's theme has, much like Chun-Li, an air of "maturity" to it as he's older now just like the rest of the cast and has plenty of experience. The track also has these moments where we can hear Ken's spirit almost "reignite" as the intensity picks up, reminding us of who Ken is at heart before eventually going back to a more "mellowed and mature" feel again. [9/10]
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Balanka ~ I like it. The horns and the vocals help me to imagine the "Brazilian vibe" this track creates. The track also has elements of hip hop like all of the other songs, but it might be one of my favorite ways they blended that SF6 aesthetic into a character theme. [8/10]
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Dhalsim ~ Not bad at all. Hip hop elements blended with the Indian feeling sounds to create a rather interesting track that can easily be identified with Dhalsim. It also has a very nice "bounce" to it that I personally enjoy and could see myself just listening to in the future. [8/10]
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E. Honda ~ Not bad, I like it. "Mom help. I'm in Japan and this big man is beating my ass in an alleyway." Just like with Ryu, we have elements of Japanese music peaking through the hip hop only this time, it's much more prevalently so compared to Ryu who has more hip hop to his theme. In a way this can show more of both character's personalities as Ryu seemingly embraces his new surroundings while still being true to himself while E. Honda is bringing the "spirit of Japan" with him wherever he goes. An interesting observation nonetheless. [7/10]
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Guile ~ Weird. Right off the bat, "Military Man" vibes are very prevalent. I hear hints of Country music of all things through what is one of the first themes with not quite as much hip hop and instead going for an almost EDM or borderline Dubstep feel with the "wubs" I hear. This track is kinda weird honestly. Not really "bad" perse, but definitely strange. [4/10]
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Marisa ~ Not bad. I immediately envision a lone warrior in a colosseum standing amongst countless fallen foes from this track. Of course as usual, the SF6 hip hop vibes are there which is fitting considering how she is also a new character to the roster. The track also give off this vibe of "Big, towering, strong, Goliath" that very much matches the description of Marisa. To that end, the track also features these fun horns that can almost give you a glimpse into Marisa being more than some savage brawler and that there's perhaps more to her than *just* fighting. [7/10]
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Manon ~ Not bad, could see myself just listening to this. "Walk with Grace" is a good name for this track. The soft sounding melody playing makes me almost envision someone lightly stepping of water without forming even a ripple as they dance about. The SF6 hip hop aesthetics then also remind you that it's a fight which creates this back and forth of somebody dancing about gracefully as they fight. All in all seems to fit Manon pretty well in my opinion. [7/10]
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Dee Jay ~ I like it. I'm on holiday going to an island and everything is "All Right". Lot's of record scratching in this one which is something synonymous with DJs doing (see cuz his name is Dee Jay which sounds like DJ get it? haha). But in all seriousness, not a bad track. It's something I could sit around and just kinda vibe to if in the mood and at the same time I could see myself fighting to with little problem in SF6. [6/10]
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JP ~ Slow and methodical comes to mind right away. I don't know *anything* about this character and didn't even know they existed till now so I want to take this chance to let the music have me guess about this guy. The track has a similar vibe to Juri's theme which makes me think he's likely a villain (His appearance also lends credit to this to me.) Personally feel like the theme is a *bit* too slow to fight to for a large part of it, but as a theme, it is definitely a good track to play as this towering and intimidating villain is slowly cornering you as you helplessly try to flee as the theme begins to pick up in intensity, but it's already too late as you are too far caught in their game. [6/10]
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Zangief ~ I like it. Big lumbering Russian man is here to mess you up. Right off the bat we're treated to a fun introduction with heavy hitting sounds that remind you of the stature and power that Zangief possesses. Yet another song that opts for seemingly trap over hip hop, and it honestly works out pretty well as it blends these Russian sounding melodies into it. Again, this is a pretty fun song to listen to. [7/10]
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Lily ~ I would describe this just based on the beginning as a "Fun yet spiritual sounding song". Lily is another character I've never seen as for me Dee Jay was the last character I had seen before I stopped keeping up with SF6 so that I could just wait until I was closer to the game releasing. Enough about that though and back to the music. I love the Spanish sounding guitar and melodies already as it's one of my personal favorite aesthetics. [6/10]
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Cammy ~ Is a bop and I aggressively like it. This song happened to get recommended to me on TH-cam and when I say I listened to it for *hours*, I'm not exaggerating. The track has very little hip hop and opts for a more EDM approach which works. Cammy is this British agent and the track captures that to a tee. You can easily envision the badassery of Cammy beating ass while being calm, cool, and collected the entire while but also hitting points in the song where the intensity shoots up suddenly much like how Cammy's attacks are sharp and vicious. [9/10]
A month later but hooooooooly shit how did you catch that part about Guile's music??? Minor character based spoilers, but Guile in WT mentions that country is his favorite genre of music, so it's crazy that you managed to catch it that's so cool
I find it crazy that people were not liking the cammy theme
Manon, Kimberly and Dee Jay's theme definitely feels like it describes them and what they're about very well. Manons sounds classy like shes on a catwalk, Kimberly's sounds very urban and upbeat and Deejay's sounds pretty festive and Caribbean. I'm cool with people not liking the soundtrack since we all get a right to opinion, but I love what they did with it since its about as refreshing as the soundtrack for Second Impact.
And juri is her lol
Which is to say that basically everyone who doesn't like the music in this game is objectively fucking wrong. Objectively and provably. Especially if you were to get someone who actually studies musical theory to come in here, listen to it and explain in their expert opinion WHY it is. I'm more than confident you'll find far more music theory experts that will find all the things that a great composition needs in these tracks to be there, than the ignorant fuckheads who know very little on the subject that will more than likely have nothing more substantial than ignorant gut reactions to serve as any contrary.
But of course, everyone who DOESN'T know shit will inevitably have their opinions valued just as equally as those that DO know their musical ass from a hole in the ground, because that's how this coddled fucking society just works these days, according to every dipshit too afraid to be based or bold enough to tell people the shit they need to hear for once in their lives. "Every opinion has a right and deserves to be respected" my fucking ass. This is the real world. The one that exists outside of the lessons learned on fucking Barney & Friends.
@@JJOOKER Juris theme just screams I'm gonna play with ya until I'm bored and then end it in a couple of hits. Her theme has some serious bass in surround sound.
@Emre her theme grew on me after the third time I heard it. That undercover operative feel is there from start to finish, plus it sounds as cold and cool as she is.
Also, keep in mind Max that the character themes that you're listening to isn't just one song has it's a combination of the 1st round, 2nd round, final round, critical health and whatever else within these 3+ minute tracks. Intensity increasing of course. What do they call this..? Progressive music themes? Something like that🤔Personally I dig these songs and the music direction.
Anyway if you already knew that, then my bad lol. Anyway have a good one✌
It's called dynamic music. I agree it'll definitely sound better during actual matches
@@ADreamingTraveler Ahhh there we go; dynamic music! Thanks for the correction dude👍
It bums me that Max didn't or couldn't showcase any of the stage themes. The theme for Fete Foraine (the French stage) is a contender for one of the best pieces of fighting game music ever made.
sf6 is my first ever fighting game and ngl i love the soundtrack all around, i feel all the themes help define their characters' personality and style on top of using elements from their nationalities or cultures. all the hip hop is really popping too
Also, it should be kept in mind that by only listening to the beginnings of the song, you're getting the round 1 versions instead of the full dynamic suite. But I get time constraints and getting your general thoughts.
I actually think that Ryu’s theme fits him very well for where he’s at in Street Fighter 6’s story. Shadaloo is gone, and he’s now completely free of the Satsui no Hado’s influence. Ryu’s life might be the best it’s ever been, and the theme reflects that.
To add on to that, that is why I absolutely love his SF3: New Generation and 2nd Impact theme “Good Fighter.” As he has fully rejected the dark Hado, he is now able to enjoy fights as fights and have a good time with them. Fights are his way of testing himself and for the first time, he is able to have fun with them
Ruy just vibing, training, living his best life
This
I feel the same way. Ryu's previous theme always sounded very "dramatic" to me, as they depict his internal struggle. This new theme is much more upbeat and happy, which reflects how Ryu likely feels having freed himself of his inner demon.
It also lacks the regional aspects of other songs because Ryu is literally "the world warrior" he spends his time traveling the world to fight. He might have been born in Japan but it's not a core of his identity in the same way it would be for Honda.
Absolutely love the picture Max paints in your mind of Ryu landing in New York
Also gotta remember that it’s gonna hit different with those block sfx, hit sounds and voice overs. I think they will all be good whilst playing. I hated likes theme in the demo but now I can’t stop humming it.
I’m a bit upset so little time was spent on Lily’s theme. It’s one of the most fun themes in the game with incredible nods to spanish instrumentation. I literally spent my whole week listening and dancing to it in my room when it came out
Same, that and Dhalsims
@@Bdannn1 Dhalsim's Round 3 music is so fuckin stellar. It's like a damn festival
To be fair, he listens to almost the entire song in the stream. They just cut most of it out for the youtube video.
Right!? I felt that same way it’s one of my favorite themes
SAME HERE I love it a lot
I love Cammy's theme, it is really cool as you said but to me it feels like she's infiltrating a base with the song constantly going between quiet and loud like Cammy sneaking during the quiet parts and knocking some poor goon out or getting into a skirmish when it picks up
I also like how at the start, there is a flute of some kind playing her Original SF2 theme.
It feels like the goal of SF6’s music is to make people who play the game realize that even though the gameplay is ultra competitive it’s still all about having fun and getting better. E Honda’s theme to me is a great example of that.
So my issue with the themes is they don’t sound bad, they just don’t sound like music to fight to. All of these themes are PERFECT for walk in music. Introductory cut scenes, results screen showing the victor, in story mode when you walk near them the music fades to start playing their themes. It’s perfect for identifying who they are but I would never pick nearly any of their music to fight to. And while I’ve been focusing more on learning the mechanics than being able to take in stage music at this point, nothing stands out in my head so far as “damn, this track is fucking sick.”
I guess that’s a good problem to have
It feels like some songs build up to nothing sadly. You wait for like 20 seconds and the song is taking you in a path that leads to nothing. That is my only problem with it, i think the style and vibe fit sf6 pretty well
Thats especially true of the character themes, the stage music is ironically the more memorable in 6.
In the character trailers that they ve shown they re long enough for the best part of their themes but past that then it becomes background music which is a shame.
Listen to Falkes theme or Gs theme in 5 and you ll get the mood and dynamics played out in full.
no shit its a dynamic soundtrack
It sound like that generic Dubstep kids put in their youtube video intros in 2015 XD
@@dokusoux8568 Bruh when the sax comes in in G’s theme, oh my god
@@wololos even that has more energy, it goes somewhere. This feels like a ost that you aren't supposed to pay attention. The songs aren't bad but i think they missed the point of fighting game music. If they played as background music in world tour it would work better
I think one thing that's not brought up nearly enough is how SF6 music is Adaptive, and this has a massive impact as to why the music sound a certain way.
This is why some might think that it's too tame for a fighting game music, because every song has a quieter sound for Round transitions.
It's also why most of these have beat drops so the music flows better instead of just cutting to the next part of that music, the advantage of this is that it sets up the right music depending on the stakes, AKA the Round 1 part are naturally much calmer but that also inherently makes Round 3 and Low Health parts more intense and feel like the round/game is actually about to end, something completely unachievable if it's just regular music which serves more or less as just a background music.
This is also the reason why I dislike Dhalsim, Lily and especially Dee Jay's theme, because their music is done in such a way that they might as well not be adaptive music at all since the difference between each parts are barely any different from one another.
This is made obvious during 10:38 (Jamie) and 35:09 (JP) and especially JP, listening to them as if they're a non-adaptive music really REALLY doesn't do them justice when they're not at all meant to be listened that way.
Given that the music is adaptive I don’t think anything we hear from these videos will be an exact representation of what we will hear in game. The mix and arrangement might be completely different. If you’ve played the beta you will have a much better idea about it than I do though. I haven’t been able to get on it
I've noticed that some people have just not heard the final round parts at all lol
@@easygoingdude9990 I have not either but I tried the Demo out
Dhalsims track slaps and the world tour world map song needs to be in character select .
I just miss their actual theme music you know?
I believe Ryu's is probably the first song anyone would search for on the internet, so they made his theme more modern to represent SF6 as a whole, not just his ethnic origins.
Too bad it sucks
@@shanthagopian7559wdym, it slaps
@@shanthagopian7559 Wdym it slaps 🤨
@@shanthagopian7559 bruh...
I like it. Not iconic, but fun.
I love JP's theme! It gives off an "I've arrived" vibe and as the song reaches its peak, it turns into a "This ain't even my final form" feeling. Absolute awesomeness!
Definitely. It has this mysterious, imposing, and powerful vibe. Which, based on what we've seen from the character so far, seems appropriate. Good theme imo
It definitely has Final Boss energy that's for sure.
But I do wonder what his role is gonna be in world tour since we can learn moves from the roster. 🤔
@@ThePhoenixScribe atleast we know that we can learn from him, as they showed his portals being used in custom character fights during the latest showcase. man this game is awesome, im hyped
Allmight vibes?
@@lukelun Yeah and they showed someone using his super too!
And haha hell yeah I am pumped too! This game just keeps getting more better and better the more footage I see! :D
pretty fair takes although I just gotta say I was bummed when he didn't listen to the Fête Foraine Stage Theme bc it goes CRAAAZY
This OST is fascinating, I really don't miss the old character themes and that is big praise for a new direction.
its because you have bad taste in music xddd
You don't miss any of the classic themes because your a fake fan.
I think there might be a misunderstanding about what these tracks are for. These aren't meant for fighting, they're for the story to set a mood for characters. The stage music is supposed to be the actual battle music for stuff like vs mode.
He literally says this in the video, did you watch it?
That makes no sense, they obviously are meant for fighting since you can pick them for battle, they are even the first choice the game offers you for music selection.
That makes no sense, they obviously are meant for fighting since you can pick them for battle, they are even the first choice the game offers you for music selection.
@@CountOfMonteCristo_ bro I can pick the menu music if I want to
They are actually perfect for fighting because they bend in really well while in a match, and the dynamic music is really good.
IMO this is better than having something like, just an example, GG Strive theme with lyrics that are unnecessary and can be distracting while fighting
I think a lot of my problems with the streetfighter six soundtrack stem from how many of the songs don’t really have a memorable Melody to hold onto. You’ve obviously got your outliers like Ryu and Jamie, but in the event where this game does become as humongous as I think it’s going to, I don’t think I could just walk out onto the street and ask somebody what the Guile theme in Street fighter six sounds like.
I think they feel more like stage soundtracks than a specific character's theme, which is not good. I mean, you can have a song that fits both the stage and character, like Tekken Tag 2's Heavenly Garden/Fallen Garden.
I don't really like the soundtrack as a whole, but goddamn Cammy's theme SLAPS
Dude the character select music (the hip hop) is so PAINFULLY MEDIOCRE. it's like they chose the middest rap of all time.
the feeling of ryu’s new theme is so freeing. all returning sf characters have gone through changes but ryu feels like he’s finally free
Free to have a dogshit theme
The music in SF6 is a lot more laid back and chill compared to previous entries, which I think fits the tone this game is going for. So far there doesn't seem to be some kind of overarching world ending/domination plot, you're just a guy learning fighting techniques from masters, and getting to know more about their personal lives and maybe struggles, and the music fits that style. And while I'm personaly not a fan of most compositions, I don't think they're bad tracks, just not my style. I do really like DeeJay's theme though.
I think it's good to see people who say that it's just not their style. A lot of the people who say they "don't like the music" are likely just not fans of the genres that are in the music or are used to fighting games that just throw the melody and bridge at you super fast.
With the perspective of actually getting to play all these characters, I really REALLY love how Manon's theme has 4 flourishes of increasing pitch to "show" her getting the 4 command grabs she needs for max medals. It's genius.
Whoever said Zangief's theme is the worst by far in the chat is smoking brazy
The music does hit different, but not worse. It feels *easy to listen to* while keeping in theme. The former music pumped you up but it also drained you.
SF6 music is the music that wants you to get into the zone in training mode.
For example, Jamie's theme escalates which fits well with him getting progressively more drunk. Jun's theme sounds like spiders in your wardrobe having a dance party. JP literally puts you in Castlevania with him as Lord Dracula. They really went with a feel of the character and where they're from. They have a personality and personalities can polarize.
Agree. It's not in your face
That description for Juri's theme is so incredibly spot on. lol.
1:10 whats the name of this theme?
sf music is ass be fr
It's carrot juice
Ryu's theme reminds me of how far he's come. This is ryu without the satsui no hado flowing thru him. Making him feel completely new and redeemed
Sf6 theme sucks hands down.
Juri music is so her…
I look at it that way too
Yeah, for me, Ryu's theme just sounds like someone that "found his groove", he isn't seeking answers anymore, just enjoying the ride
@@gravity-zero2917
Nah
As a casual Street Fighter fan, I think SF6 has some great fighting game music. I’m not too familiar with themes of older characters but I like how they tried to capture the old songs with some new flare (specifically Ryu, Ken, and Guile). If you listen closely the songs actually have the same melodies of their old themes, just with new cadences.
SF6 Guile theme goes with absolutely NOTHING.