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Old Apr 16, 2012, 09:47 AM
Hellacia Hellacia is offline
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Originally Posted by LiquidAcid View Post
Overall I think Gust always creates good scores when there is a collaboration between the composers. E.g. I found Atelier Rorona pretty lacking and I presume one reason is that Nakagawa was the only composer on the team. Once someone joins (like Yanagawa for Atelier Totori) there is a certain synergy effect that really shows in my opinion.
I find this true for all collaboration soundtracks, actually. FFX is by far my favorite Final Fantasy soundtrack and it's for the very reason that Nobuo didn't compose the whole damn thing by himself. When he has to create a whole soundtrack of 90+ songs, there's always a large amount of them that just suck, and then there's his fantastic awesome stuff too. But with FFX, it's like he didn't have to overuse his creativity, and so there was way less suckage by him and the other two guys. Multi-composer soundtracks just kinda rule.

Also, there's definitely stuff from the first Ar Tonelico soundtrack that I really dig, I just had to take a stab at all the chanty stuff It's still a good soundtrack though.
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