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'''In Amber Clad''' is a piece composed by [[Martin O'Donnell]] in the [[Halo 2 Original Soundtrack]]. | '''In Amber Clad''' is a piece composed by [[Martin O'Donnell]] in the [[Halo 2 Original Soundtrack]]. | ||
It is featured in the ''[[Halo 2]]'' campaign gameplay during the level [[Delta Halo (level)|Delta Halo]] in the chapter ''"Off The Rock, Through The Bush, Nothing But [[Jackal]]"''. | It is featured in the ''[[Halo 2]]'' campaign gameplay during the level [[Delta Halo (level)|Delta Halo]] in the chapter ''"Off The Rock, Through The Bush, Nothing But [[Kig-yar|Jackal]]"''. | ||
The song starts off with a violin section until, at around 0:14, when much of the band begins to mix in. Then, at about 0:29, a drum sets in with a guitar. This continues on until approximately 1:23, except the guitar continues on and finishes the piece. | The song starts off with a violin section until, at around 0:14, when much of the band begins to mix in. Then, at about 0:29, a drum sets in with a guitar. This continues on until approximately 1:23, except the guitar continues on and finishes the piece. | ||
Revision as of 12:51, May 29, 2011
In Amber Clad is a piece composed by Martin O'Donnell in the Halo 2 Original Soundtrack.
It is featured in the Halo 2 campaign gameplay during the level Delta Halo in the chapter "Off The Rock, Through The Bush, Nothing But Jackal".
The song starts off with a violin section until, at around 0:14, when much of the band begins to mix in. Then, at about 0:29, a drum sets in with a guitar. This continues on until approximately 1:23, except the guitar continues on and finishes the piece. This song has a similar melody to Under Cover of Night.
It's also been noted that this song bears some similarities to Roll Call, Follow Our Brothers and Farthest Outpost from the Halo 3 Original Soundtrack. These are partial remakes, since they only resemble small sections of the original song.
