Composer Reacts to TEARS OF THE KINGDOM Soundtrack



Grab My Free Film Scoring Guide: https://bit.ly/zhfreebie Join My 6-Week Bootcamp: https://bit.ly/zh-bootcamp Become a …

source

42 thoughts on “Composer Reacts to TEARS OF THE KINGDOM Soundtrack

  1. Late to this video, but have to comment just to say; kept waiting for the intro "teaser" to cut to a typical youtube intro, but you just raw-dogged it. No cut to "HEY YOUTUBE TODAY WE'RE CHECKING OUT THE TOTK SOUNDTRACK" you just started with a stinger and kept fucking going. Mad respect, great video.

  2. 2:35 I understand that BotW's soundtrack was less… designed. It was supposed to be very mysterious and vague, for thematic reasons.
    But I have to agree. I think TotK's soundtrack is better.

  3. Great breakdown, the unfortunate issue with the playlist you're listening to however, is the fact that you're only getting the final phase of dungeon/boss music, and not the full progression as you advance through the dungeons over five phases. The wind and fire temples especially build amazingly throughout.

  4. 7:22 Idk how familiar you are with LoZ music in general, but there's a rising run of notes in this part here that sounds eerily familiar to me. Listen to the song Farewell Hyrule King from The Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker and Hyrule Castle Theme from The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past, and you might get what I mean. The notes might not be exact, but it's close enough to remind me of Farewell Hyrule King (which makes sense to me because 'Wind Waker'… wind temple…) I mention ALttP because it demonstrates Nintendo's habit of retaining music and reusing/remastering it to suit different circumstances. If the notes do match up between this and the song from Wind Waker, it's not an accident.

  5. Want your mind blown? Listen to the Yiga/Kouga theme on this video, take in the melody, the instruments used, etc., then go listen to the Kakariko Village theme.

    **Pow**…

  6. The callbacks to "Assault on Vah Ruta" in the Water Temple theme are amazing…

    Their use of themes overall is just masterful. You can tell in seconds exactly where you are and who you're fighting just by the motifs and instruments used.

  7. I love love LOVE that they incorporated the motifs from BotW’s divine beast dungeons into the temple’s themes in ToTK as if in homage. Immediately recognized Vah Ruta’s theme within the Water temple theme and it got me choked up because of Mipha and Sidon.

  8. YouTube recommendations giving me a solid W here. Great video! I don’t know jack about music theory, but I always love seeing people’s reactions who really do know it. The thunder temple was my favourite, but the old spirit/desert temples have always been my favourites.

  9. First time I’ve come across your channel. You did a great job on the analysis and I was really impressed how quickly you made that similar song as well as playing along in parts in real time. Super talented bro, keep it up!

  10. It feels weird to see you say "Already a lot more orchestra than in Botw" literally during a track significantly less orchestral than its botw version (Hyrule Castle).

  11. Have you looked at Final Fantasy XIV Soundtracks? That's also a wild ride to go through ^^ if you haven't already (first video I see from you)
    Love how you explain some parts and it's nice to see you get excited,, same as I do 😀 although I have no theory knowledge xD

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Optimized by Optimole