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The name ''Random Slipspace Trajectory'' alludes to the [[Cole Protocol]], which stipulates that UNSC must enter Slipstream space with randomized vectors not directed towards any [[human]] worlds. | The name ''Random Slipspace Trajectory'' alludes to the [[Cole Protocol]], which stipulates that, when retreating from the [[Covenant]], [[United Nations Space Command|UNSC]] ships must enter [[Slipstream space]] with randomized vectors not directed towards any [[human]] worlds. | ||
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Random Slipspace Trajectory is the first track in Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary: Original Soundtrack.
Overview
The track is a reorchestration of Opening Suite from Halo: Original Soundtrack. However, the Bungie logo musical theme in the introduction has been replaced by the opening synth effects from the later track Honest Negotiation Suite.
Production notes
The name Random Slipspace Trajectory alludes to the Cole Protocol, which stipulates that, when retreating from the Covenant, UNSC ships must enter Slipstream space with randomized vectors not directed towards any human worlds.
