Yes, i liked those sounds recently. Also, i liked some of the typos.

It's been a while with you, Slagar. Where were you?

I've been gone awhile and when I come back, I see that Regalis has finally posted something and Slagar is putting out more awesome sounds. I really hope Regalis uses your work Slagar as well as Firefox because I really love both of your work. I've asked Ominary as well about Regalis' response but I'm guessing that its hard for him to get in touch with Regalis and get responses from him on a regular basis. Of course it can't be helped since he is so busy doing military duty. Heck, its been a while since I've even seen a post from Regalis until today. I hope he has seen this thread. Anyway, lets keep our fingers crossed on the possible use of using the ambient sounds, if not for this update then the next one.

Slagar wrote:

I've been gone awhile and when I come back, I see that Regalis has finally posted something and Slagar is putting out more awesome sounds. I really hope Regalis uses your work Slagar as well as Firefox because I really love both of your work. I've asked Ominary as well about Regalis' response but I'm guessing that its hard for him to get in touch with Regalis and get responses from him on a regular basis. Of course it can't be helped since he is so busy doing military duty. Heck, its been a while since I've even seen a post from Regalis until today. I hope he has seen this thread. Anyway, lets keep our fingers crossed on the possible use of using the ambient sounds, if not for this update then the next one.

Yeah, I don't mind if Regalis can't give us a solid answer now since he's so busy, but I'd really like to get at least some idea. Oh and those two aren't new, they're quite old. They're actually my first and second tries at ambient ever.

Anyway, we're all waiting Omniary...

Regalis wrote:Yeah, I've seen the topic and actually I've already added most of them to the game.

Omniary wrote: Needless to say, I don't intend or would never intend to put Regalis or anyone on the spot, but yeah, there's his answer. The only ambience tracks that are currently in the game are the 106, 1025 and 895 ones. The 106 and 1025 are used for 049 and 012 respectively, and they do actually fit quite well. I honestly don't know about the rest. Perhaps he just forgot or didn't get around to adding them, it looks like he intends to though.

Needless to say, I don't intend or would never intend to put Regalis or anyone on the spot, but yeah, there's his answer. The only ambience tracks that are currently in the game are the 106, 1025 and 895 ones. The 106 and 1025 are used for 049 and 012 respectively, and they do actually fit quite well. I honestly don't know about the rest. Perhaps he just forgot or didn't get around to adding them, it looks like he intends to though.

FireFox wrote:Thank you, Stormy. Much appreciated.

I've made an Update to the Old Man Escape Music.

Hopefully, It should sound more like a Success Theme rather than another Chase Theme.

https://soundcloud.com/fire-fox-3/old-m ... -version-2

Thoughts are appreciated.

Lotims wrote:

FireFox wrote:Thank you, Stormy. Much appreciated.

I've made an Update to the Old Man Escape Music.

Hopefully, It should sound more like a Success Theme rather than another Chase Theme.

https://soundcloud.com/fire-fox-3/old-m ... -version-2

Thoughts are appreciated.

I'll have to say Firefox. I am impressed. Good job!

Dr. Follis wrote: The only problem I can sense is how to integrate that music with the current theme. If entering certain corridors enabled a different ambience, it would have to be slowly implemented as to silence any current music while descending into different musical themes. You don't want the music to be suddenly cut off from a note when going into a corridor, or tapping 'A' and 'D' whilst tripping off different musical scores between a border of two separate rooms, it would not immerse you if you noticed it, and it could even be comical which is the exact opposite of what you'd like to compose for the player.

Dr. Follis wrote:The current ambience of the game is still powerful, which is fantastic. I noticed a few minor sound effects had been placed in amongst certain events, such as noticing SCP-173 or doors opening/closing, it's good to see that any changes to the game aren't that drastic with sounds that work so well.

The only problem I can sense is how to integrate that music with the current theme. If entering certain corridors enabled a different ambience, it would have to be slowly implemented as to silence any current music while descending into different musical themes. You don't want the music to be suddenly cut off from a note when going into a corridor, or tapping 'A' and 'D' whilst tripping off different musical scores between a border of two separate rooms, it would not immerse you if you noticed it, and it could even be comical which is the exact opposite of what you'd like to compose for the player.