What Makes This Music Pack Better than Others?
This year, the NHL 12 engine has automatically added more reverb than usual. In the past, pack creators (myself included), manually added reverb to the tracks. However, because of the reverb in NHL 12, any additional reverb that is added results in an ugly, unrealistic sound.
Other pack creators that did not use reverb, or any other effects, were fortunate, but their music packs noticeably sound like simply music playing on a TV set. Because I have had to completely re-do the pack, I have consentrated on the following:
1. The highest quality tracks possible (atleast 200Kbps)
2. Realism in regards to the sound of the tracks in game, when compared to how they sound in an NHL arena.
3. Authenticity in regards to team intros, goal horns and any additional team specific ditties I can find.
I strongly advise all hockey purists to give my pack a try, as it is a fresh, accurate representation of the sound and feel of being in a NHL arena.
MINI UPDATE
Part 1
NHL Goal Horns
Fixes include louder chants for the Devils and Penguins goal horns and proper timing for the Kings horn.
http://www.sendspace.com/file/xiobiv
Generic Break In Play
Contains music played at most NHL arenas, HQ files
http://www.sendspace.com/file/fciaun
Organ Pack: http://www.sendspace.com/file/jddue6
Part 2
NHL Intros (with PA)
http://www.sendspace.com/file/nptfrr
NHL Intros (without PA)
http://www.sendspace.com/file/ys85dd
Part 3
Team Specific Ditties
This includes break in play music, away goal, penalty kill and powerplay music where possible.
http://www.sendspace.com/file/nsoovm
Updated Volume Settings
Commentary: 1 click below max
Arena music: 2 clicks below max
Crowd: 4 clicks below max
SFX: 5 clicks below max
PA Volume: 0 if using intros with PA, 1 click below max if not
How to Download and Install
-Download WinRAR
-Extract the files to a place you can easily access, such as your desktop.
-Burn the files to a CD
-Rip the files to your console
-Arrange them in appropriate playlists
-In NHL 12, go to the media hub and apply the playlists you've created.
This year, the NHL 12 engine has automatically added more reverb than usual. In the past, pack creators (myself included), manually added reverb to the tracks. However, because of the reverb in NHL 12, any additional reverb that is added results in an ugly, unrealistic sound.
Other pack creators that did not use reverb, or any other effects, were fortunate, but their music packs noticeably sound like simply music playing on a TV set. Because I have had to completely re-do the pack, I have consentrated on the following:
1. The highest quality tracks possible (atleast 200Kbps)
2. Realism in regards to the sound of the tracks in game, when compared to how they sound in an NHL arena.
3. Authenticity in regards to team intros, goal horns and any additional team specific ditties I can find.
I strongly advise all hockey purists to give my pack a try, as it is a fresh, accurate representation of the sound and feel of being in a NHL arena.
MINI UPDATE
Part 1
NHL Goal Horns
Fixes include louder chants for the Devils and Penguins goal horns and proper timing for the Kings horn.
http://www.sendspace.com/file/xiobiv
Generic Break In Play
Contains music played at most NHL arenas, HQ files
http://www.sendspace.com/file/fciaun
Organ Pack: http://www.sendspace.com/file/jddue6
Part 2
NHL Intros (with PA)
http://www.sendspace.com/file/nptfrr
NHL Intros (without PA)
http://www.sendspace.com/file/ys85dd
Part 3
Team Specific Ditties
This includes break in play music, away goal, penalty kill and powerplay music where possible.
http://www.sendspace.com/file/nsoovm
Updated Volume Settings
Commentary: 1 click below max
Arena music: 2 clicks below max
Crowd: 4 clicks below max
SFX: 5 clicks below max
PA Volume: 0 if using intros with PA, 1 click below max if not
How to Download and Install
-Download WinRAR
-Extract the files to a place you can easily access, such as your desktop.
-Burn the files to a CD
-Rip the files to your console
-Arrange them in appropriate playlists
-In NHL 12, go to the media hub and apply the playlists you've created.
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