What's next?

[haradan]

Hi, I just wanted to ask what are the plans for next year after QFG2 VGA is finished. You know, I like to record soundtracks whenever I have time, right now I'm planning to record Sorcerian for example, but if I knew Quest Studios is going to do it then I would change my plans because I know QS version will be definitely better than mine, so that's the only reason for asking (if you know already, of course). Cheers.

[Tom]

I've just finished getting the QFG2 VGA digital files and soundtrack webpage all set up.  Now, all we need is the game to be released so I can open the page to the public.   

I've been tinkering again with the Leisure Suit Larry 3 soundtrack; I'd like to do a better digital version than I did when I only had access to the SC-55.  Now that I have some better equipment...  So, that's probably what I'll be working on over the next few months.

At the moment, that's all I have on my agenda.  There's other game soundtracks I have planned for later this year (Peppers Adventures in Time, Willy Beamish, Stellar 7, etc., etc.), but I'm taking things a bit slow at the moment; relaxing, as it were.  Once QFG2VGA is completely done, and I know that absolutely no more music will be needed for it, I'll get back into other games soundtracks.  Sorcerian....go for it!  I'd love to hear it all when it's ready. 

[haradan]

Cool! Larry 3 is one of my favorite soundtracks! 

It's actually kind of mean to let us know that the QFG2 soundtrack is ready and yet we can not listen to it, you're playing with our feelings!  Watch for hackers! 

OK, so I guess Sorcerian will be next (right after holidays, that's it). So, happy holidays and I'll let you know when it's ready.

[Tom]

I've uploaded everything ... except the actual music files.    So, they can hack away.  The directory is password protected, too.  It's killing me not being able to share the QFG2VGA soundtrack, but it shouldn't be too much longer  before the game is ready for prime time.

Mike Dana's work on LSL3 is simply superb!  Very professional, from beginning to end.  I, too, love this soundtrack; along with Heart Of China, it's my all-time favorite.  There are quite a few areas that can be enhanced and nicely re-arranged, so I want to give it a go.