It was a great soundtrack, perfect for doom. but that talk left me confused.
what I got out of it. he did not want your normal heavy metal soundtrack so he deconstructed music down to it's core, created a bunch of noise, layered it up to make the songs... but it sounded bad, so he had to add the heavy metal back in.
At the end I am like... so your whole process... was for nothing?
I mean, learning a hypothesis doesn't work isn't for nothing?
And unlike previous entries in the series, iirc, during gameplay the soundtrack reacts to the player's progress rather than just being there in the background.
what I got out of it. he did not want your normal heavy metal soundtrack so he deconstructed music down to it's core, created a bunch of noise, layered it up to make the songs... but it sounded bad, so he had to add the heavy metal back in.
At the end I am like... so your whole process... was for nothing?