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The soundtrack's bonus DVD includes a [[Wikipedia:5.1 surround sound|5.1 channel surround mix]]. | The soundtrack's bonus DVD includes a [[Wikipedia:5.1 surround sound|5.1 channel surround mix]]. | ||
The track plays randomly as a backing track during gameplay on any [[campaign]] or [[Skirmish]] levels in ''[[Halo Wars]]'' set on the surface of | The track plays randomly as a backing track during gameplay on any [[campaign]] or [[Skirmish]] levels in ''[[Halo Wars]]'' set on the surface of [[Trove]] (though with exception of two campaign levels), including: | ||
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Flollo is the fifth track in the Halo Wars: Original Soundtrack.
Overview[edit]
The track is an ambient track with basses playing its main melody, accompanied by synthesizer patches like leads and pads. The play in ambiance, with short snippets of soft percussion near the end.
Appearances[edit]
The soundtrack's bonus DVD includes a 5.1 channel surround mix.
The track plays randomly as a backing track during gameplay on any campaign or Skirmish levels in Halo Wars set on the surface of Trove (though with exception of two campaign levels), including:
- Campaign
- Skirmish
It is the third track to play during the Halo Wars credits, after Money or Meteors.
Production notes[edit]
- Flollo, along with Bad Here Day, were the first two tracks to be completed during composition.[1][2]
- Certain elements of Flollo originated from some ideas developed by Rippy in the months after he completed his previous work on Age of Empires III and its first expansion pack.[1][2]
- Stephen Rippy made stems (including basses, percussion, leads, pads, and synthesizers) of the track, along with Best Guess At Best, available for download on his personal website.[3]
Sources[edit]
- ^ a b Stephen Rippy.com, Over and Out: The Music of Halo Wars From Start to Finish (Retrieved on May 15, 2021) [archive]
- ^ a b Official Halo Wars Community Site, Over and Out (Retrieved on Dec 12, 2008) [archive]
- ^ Stephen Rippy.com, Halo Wars (Retrieved on May 16, 2021) [archive]
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