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Originally Posted by DanteLectro
it is how Sakimoto originally intended it to be as it is 100% faithful to the in-game soundtrack (with higher quality sound)
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I'm not sure you know a certain detail about Mr. Sakimoto yet.
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Originally Posted by Datschge
Sakimoto created the score using his equipment, i.e. in a streamed fashion. At some point during the development it was decided to only include the score in sequenced form and Sakimoto refused to do the necessary adaption. So Keiji Kawamori (according to Lierre at cocoebiz) had to adapt the score to PS2, simplifying it rather significantly on the way. The OST uses the sound as done by Sakimoto, not as actually used in-game. |
Sakimoto almost always uses much more superior equipment than what the games allow (not capable of, but allow). An example of this is Final Fantasy Tactics Advance; the second CD is a "full sound version" which is probably the way Sakimoto originally did the music.