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'Vadam kills Truth and John-117 deactivates the firing sequence of the Halo Array. It ends with the music that plays over the scene in which Avery Johnson carries

Vai over the music from Opening Suite of Halo: Original Soundtrack. The pieces plays over the Microsoft Game Studios and Bungie logo sequence of Halo 2.

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in the opening cinematic of the level, then continues into the gameplay sequence afterwards. Searchlights (0:57) uses vocals, harp, and synth effects for

in the opening cinematic of the level, then continues into the gameplay sequence afterwards. Displacement (0:43) fade in with upbeat percussion and electric

Soundtrack, Volume 1. The music was based on Perilous Journey from the Halo: Combat Evolved soundtrack, hence the name. The music is centered around use of

Soundtrack. It is composed of four untitled movements: the music for the Bungie logo sequence (0:00-0:10), a variation of the Halo Theme Gregorian chant

Original Soundtrack. It is similarly composed of four sections: the reveal music (0:00-1:49), the Halo Theme string melody variation (1:50-4:36), the eerie

together on a single note. The piece plays in the level's opening gameplay sequence. Triage (0:41) is a shortened and lighter version of Keeping What I Steal

official soundtrack releases, as part of the music of Halo Infinite. The soundtrack release covers the music present in the game's singleplayer campaign

achievement, see Special Delivery (achievement). For the music segment, see The Pillar of Autumn (music). Special Delivery is the sixteenth track (Disc 2 Track

behind the campaign. Main article: BTS: Anniversary Music A behind-the-scenes look at the remastered music of Halo: Anniversary, featuring exclusive interviews

Effort. The piece is not a complete recreation of the music heard during the Warthog run sequence of the level. The in-game version begins with the male

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Original Soundtrack. It is composed of four untitled movements: a “reveal music” (0:00-1:50), a variation of the Halo Theme string melody (1:51-4:48), an

produced the game and a splash screen. Sometimes the music of this sequence leads into the music of main menu itself. Examples of this are in Halo 2 and

the cutscene following Uplift Reserve, then continues into the gameplay sequence afterwards. Island of War (1:02) features percussive beats. The rhythm

Truth is 7. The ring with red on it is 4. Sequence order: 4 6 5 4 5 3 4 Once you have completed the sequence, the skull will appear at the beginning of

John-117's HUD bootup sequence. Another concept for John-117's HUD bootup sequence. Another concept for John-117's HUD bootup sequence. Another concept for