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*'''Original Composition''': [[Neil Davidge]] | *'''Original Composition''': [[Neil Davidge]] | ||
*'''Additional Composition''': Kazuma Jinnouchi | |||
*'''Label''': 7Hz Productions Ltd / The End Records | *'''Label''': 7Hz Productions Ltd / The End Records | ||
*'''Production''': [[Sotaro Tojima]] | *'''Additional Production''': [[Sotaro Tojima]] | ||
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Revision as of 21:12, October 23, 2012
The Halo 4: Original Soundtrack is the musical score to Halo 4. The soundtrack is set to be released on October 22, 2012.[1] The soundtrack is being composed by Neil Davidge. [2]
Track Listing
- Original Composition: Neil Davidge
- Additional Composition: Kazuma Jinnouchi
- Label: 7Hz Productions Ltd / The End Records
- Additional Production: Sotaro Tojima
Editions
A Special Limited Edition Box Set for the Halo 4: OST is set to be released at the same time as the standard edition and will be available in limited quantity, with each numbered. The Limited Edition includes:
- Original 15 Track Soundtrack
- Bonus remix CD of remix CD includes DJ Skee & THX, Gui Boratto, Sander Van Doorn & Julian Jordan, Apocalyptica, Caspa and more.
- 180 Gram, 12" Master Chief picture disk vinyl of remixes.
- Making of Halo 4 Music DVD and book that feature behind the scenes photos and, footage from the Abbey Road sessions, and Neil Davidge's production and composition notes.
- 12"X12" Halo 4 Art Print.
- The first 5000 special edition box sales include a Halo 4 Xbox LIVE Avatar download code.
- The soundtrack is 117 minutes long.
