Celeste OST: Difference between revisions

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|'''Confronting Myself''' plays during the [[Badeline Boss|Badeline boss fight in {{Ch|6|lf=1}}]]. It brings back the "Madeline" ''leitmotif'', in a minor key, and features several synthesizers working in parallel, along side a "Hey ya" voice sample being slipped in throughout.

Confronting Myself plays at 132 bpm, making it one of the faster tracks in the game.

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'''My Dearest Friends''' is the final track in the Celeste OST, and plays during the credits (when opened from the main menu). It is primarily on the piano, but is also accompanied by a synthesizer. It is a very calm track. Lena Raine stated that this track didn't fit in well with the rest of the game, but was a fitting goodbye nonetheless.<ref>http://www.originalsoundversion.com/interview-composer-lena-raine-talks-celeste-soundtrack-working-in-game-audio/</ref>

== Trivia ==

* Whilst the piano used in ''Celeste'' is played by Lena Raine herself, the piano is actually a MIDI keyboard wired up to the [https://www.spitfireaudio.com/originals/#felt-piano Spitfire Felt Piano library].<ref>https://medium.com/@kuraine/a-little-bit-about-celestes-synths-and-some-bonus-piano-461f62605ea1</ref>

* Most of the Celeste OST was composed using the Ableton Live digital audio workstation, with the exception of ''First Steps'', which being one of the earliest tracks composed for the game, was composed using Cakewalk SONAR.<ref>https://medium.com/@kuraine/what-software-do-you-use-ceacbf0f5665</ref>

* The "Hey ya" voice sample used in ''Confronting Myself'' is taken from a VST called Vocalisa, made by Impact Soundworks.<ref>https://medium.com/@kuraine/what-software-do-you-use-ceacbf0f5665</ref>

[[Category:Lena Raine]] [[Category:Music]]

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 |'''Confronting Myself''' plays during the [[Badeline Boss|Badeline boss fight in {{Ch|6|lf=1}}]]. It brings back the "Madeline" ''leitmotif'', in a minor key, and features several synthesizers working in parallel, along side a "Hey ya" voice sample being slipped in throughout.
+Confronting Myself plays at 132 bpm, making it one of the faster tracks in the game.
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 '''My Dearest Friends''' is the final track in the Celeste OST, and plays during the credits (when opened from the main menu). It is primarily on the piano, but is also accompanied by a synthesizer. It is a very calm track. Lena Raine stated that this track didn't fit in well with the rest of the game, but was a fitting goodbye nonetheless.<ref>http://www.originalsoundversion.com/interview-composer-lena-raine-talks-celeste-soundtrack-working-in-game-audio/</ref>
+== Trivia ==
+* Whilst the piano used in ''Celeste'' is played by Lena Raine herself, the piano is actually a MIDI keyboard wired up to the [https://www.spitfireaudio.com/originals/#felt-piano Spitfire Felt Piano library].<ref>https://medium.com/@kuraine/a-little-bit-about-celestes-synths-and-some-bonus-piano-461f62605ea1</ref>
+* Most of the Celeste OST was composed using the Ableton Live digital audio workstation, with the exception of ''First Steps'', which being one of the earliest tracks composed for the game, was composed using Cakewalk SONAR.<ref>https://medium.com/@kuraine/what-software-do-you-use-ceacbf0f5665</ref>
+* The "Hey ya" voice sample used in ''Confronting Myself'' is taken from a VST called Vocalisa, made by Impact Soundworks.<ref>https://medium.com/@kuraine/what-software-do-you-use-ceacbf0f5665</ref>
 [[Category:Lena Raine]] [[Category:Music]]

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