Plutonia MIDI Pack
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| Plutonia MIDI Pack | |
|---|---|
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| Authors | Various |
| Port | Vanilla Doom |
| IWAD | Plutonia |
| Year | 2013 |
| Link | Doomworld/idgames |
The Plutonia MIDI Pack is a music pack for The Plutonia Experiment, released on 8 October 2013. It is vanilla compatible in the sense that all tracks can be played back in vanilla Doom. An optional add-on WAD for ZDoom-based ports uses an ACS script to display the track name and its respective author at the start of a level. The separate MIDI files are also included, alongside some unused tracks.
The project was initiated in March 2013 by James Paddock (Jimmy), who had the idea that one of the greatest divides between Plutonia and TNT: Evilution - the other half of Final Doom - was that the latter had its own soundtrack for the most part, while the former used Doom and Doom II music tracks exclusively. The idea of the project was well received, and after just over a month, in April 2013, an alpha version was released. This was followed by a beta release in July, and a final release in October.
Since the Plutonia IWAD has the same music lump names as Doom II, this music pack can be used with either game, as well as the many fan-made mapsets for Doom II.
In 2023, the Plutonia MIDI Pack was included in Doomworld's Doot Eternal music feature for Doom's 30th anniversary.
Track listing[edit]
| Track Name | Composer(s) | Level | Length | Inspiration / base |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Death Mask | Nathan Maxx (Lippeth) | MAP01: Congo | 02:52 | - |
| Trigger | Mr. Freeze and Brendan Bradley (Bucket) | MAP02: Well of Souls | 03:00 | - |
| Jade Empire | Stuart Rynn (stewboy) | MAP03: Aztec | 02:20 | - |
| Claustrophobia | Vladislav Baymurzin (ClumsyDoomer) | MAP04: Caged | 02:33 | - |
| Sepulchral | Shin Godzilla | MAP05: Ghost Town | 01:53 | "Ratamahatta" by Sepultura |
| Plusfort | Brendan Bradley (Bucket) | MAP06: Baron's Lair | 01:48 | - |
| Seasons of Insanity | James Paddock (Jimmy) | MAP07: Caughtyard | 02:50 | "Seasons of Insanity" by Russell Allen |
| Tower of Fire | James Paddock (Jimmy) | MAP08: Realm | 04:24 | - |
| Plutocrat | Brendan Bradley (Bucket) | MAP09: Abattoire | 02:25 | - |
| Denied (Machine Says No) | Doomkid | MAP10: Onslaught | 03:24 | "Machine Says No (Denied)" by The Devilzwork |
| Always Watching | Nathan Maxx (Lippeth) | MAP11: Hunted | 02:24 | "Executive" from System Shock |
| Blood Rush | Tristan Clark | MAP12: Speed | 03:40 | - |
| Tomb of the Unknown Soldier | Mr. Freeze | MAP13: The Crypt | 02:30 | "Fell on Black Days" by Soundgarden |
| Plugged In | Brendan Bradley (Bucket) | MAP14: Genesis | 02:05 | - |
| Plummeting | Brendan Bradley (Bucket) | MAP15: The Twilight | 02:32 | - |
| Run 'Em, Gun 'Em, Kill 'Em | James Paddock (Jimmy) | MAP16: The Omen | 03:46 | "Shoulda Coulda Woulda" by Flying Colors |
| Massacre Machine | Nathan Maxx (Lippeth) | MAP17: Compound | 02:28 | - |
| Fire Hive | James Paddock (Jimmy) | MAP18: Neurosphere | 02:03 | "Fire Hive" by Knife Party |
| Lost in Place | Nathan Maxx (Lippeth) | MAP19: NME | 03:32 | - |
| Death's Toll | Stuart Rynn (stewboy) | MAP20: The Death Domain | 03:22 | - |
| Ascension of Satan | Varis Alpha | MAP21: Slayer | 03:58 | - |
| Stealth Mode | James Paddock (Jimmy) | MAP22: Impossible Mission | 02:17 | "AimShootKill" from TNT: Evilution |
| Plug Ugly | Brendan Bradley (Bucket) | MAP23: Tombstone | 01:55 | "The Dividing Line" by Genesis |
| Pluvious | Brendan Bradley (Bucket) | MAP24: The Final Frontier | 04:07 | - |
| Contemplate | Shin Godzilla | MAP25: The Temple of Darkness | 02:35 | - |
| HOSILFU | Zan-zan-zawa-veia | MAP26: Bunker | 02:05 | - |
| Infimum | Zachary Stephens (Ribbiks) | MAP27: Anti-Christ | 02:33 | - |
| Dead Plumber's Song | Vladislav Baymurzin (ClumsyDoomer) | MAP28: The Sewers | 02:21 | - |
| The Scarlet Citadel | Shin Godzilla | MAP29: Odyssey of Noises | 01:47 | - |
| Plurry | Brendan Bradley (Bucket) | MAP30: The Gateway to Hell | 03:33 | - |
| Cry of Desperation | Tristan Clark | MAP31: Cyberden | 03:00 | "Porkchopper" from Duke Nukem: Manhattan Project[1] |
| Plunge Saw | Brendan Bradley (Bucket) | MAP32: Go 2 It | 01:51 | "Nobody Told Me About id" and "They're Going to Get You" from Doom |
| A Path Beyond | Mr. Freeze | Title screen | 00:12 | - |
| Intersection | Mr. Freeze | Intermission screen | 01:04 | - |
| Endless Suffer | Vladislav Baymurzin (ClumsyDoomer) | Text screen | 01:08 | - |
| D_MESSG2 | Zan-zan-zawa-veia | unused | 02:12 | - |
| Escape | Flamen0d | unused | 01:03 | - |
| Escape (Bucket edit) | Flamen0d and Brendan Bradley (Bucket) | unused | 01:09 | - |
| Nihility's Edge | Shin Godzilla | unused (originally intended for MAP29)[2] | 02:14 | - |
| Plucked and Hammered | Brendan Bradley (Bucket) | unused | 06:14 | - |
| Rise | Varis Alpha | unused | 03:05 | - |
| Pandaemon (Castle Pandaemonium) † | Shin Godzilla | unused (originally intended for MAP31)[3] | 01:57 | - |
| The Flood of Mortal Ills † | Shin Godzilla | unused (originally intended for MAP30) | 01:07 | "A Mighty Fortress Is Our God" by Martin Luther[4] |
| Evil Light † | Shin Godzilla | unused | 00:52 | "Black Magic" by Slayer[5] |
| Stomper † | Shin Godzilla | unused | 00:39 | - |
- † Not included in the final release.
See also[edit]
External links[edit]
- Project thread
- Plutonia MIDI Pack at Doomworld/idgames
- Converted soundtrack by cybero75 on YouTube
- Cover by Xeotroid
- OPL synth recordings by hisymak
References[edit]
- ↑ Tristan Clark (29 March 2013). "Since it's also inspired by Porkchopper from DNMP, what would think about having that latter part slower, and then bringing in a faster part later on, similar to the DNMP track?". Doomworld forums. Retrieved 26 February 2024.
- ↑ Shin Godzilla (29 March 2013). "Since I'm not sure what else to do with it at the moment, here's what I have for Map29". Doomworld forums. Retrieved 26 February 2024.
- ↑ Shin Godzilla (18 March 2013). "As promised, here's a sample of what I'm working on for Map31.". Doomworld forums. Retrieved 26 February 2024.
- ↑ Shin Godzilla (8 May 2013). "Starts as a dark version of a Lutheran church hymn". Doomworld forums. Retrieved 26 February 2024.
- ↑ Shin Godzilla (8 May 2013). "Just a Doomified version of Slayer's "Black Magic". Doomworld forums. Retrieved 26 February 2024.
