Recorded with a live orchestra, choir, and instruments from around the world, the Humankind soundtrack will take players on a voyage through time.
Paris – How would you tackle creating the music for a game that features 60 different cultures? With elegance and attention to authenticity, if you are Arnaud Roy, composer of all the music for Amplitude’s games thus far. The developers are excited and proud to welcome him back for the soundtrack of Humankind.
In their latest feature focus video, he takes us through the work and thinking that went into the creation of the Humankind soundtrack. It features over 8 hours of music, 90 minutes of live orchestra and choir, as well as 10 soloists and experts in traditional music playing instruments like the Chinese Guzheng harp, a Mesoamerican flute, a Baroque string trio, a variety of Medieval wind instruments, just to name a few. There’s even a cithara from antiquity recreated by a Grecian harpist based on visuals from ancient fragments of pottery!
More information on Humankind is available on the Humankind website as well as on Steam.
Related: HUMANKIND Releases New Dev Video ‘Shaping Your Legacy’
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