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Music for the Nightfire PC game |
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Nearly Civilised by Esthero |
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The Main Title music for Nightfire "Nearly Civilised" was
done by Esthero. If you like her music you can find out about
her here. The
track Nearly Civilised was never released as a single or appears
on any album.
Esthero is from Ontario Canada and her real name is Jen-Bea
Englishman. Music had always played an important part in
her life, her father was in a band called "Teak Wood" in
the sixties.
When she was 16, she left her home in Ontario to seek her
fame and fortune in Toronto and started to sing at the local
folk club on open mic night. While living in Toronto she
met Doc (Martin McKinney), they soon found that their musical
talents worked well together and after working on tracks
in Doc's Toronto apartment Esthero released her first album "Breath
from Another" in 1998. Over the next 6 years Esthero
did many tracks for films and worked with other artists appearing
on their albums.
Jeff Tymoschuk composed the Mission music for Nightfire.
You can read an Interview with him at MI6 here and
his website is here where
you can listen to some of the tracks from the Nightfire Game.
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Changing the Nightfire music and listening
to .ogg files |
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The Nightfire title music is found on your hard drive here
\program files\ea games\Nightfire\bond\sound\music\mission\gui\
and is called "frontend_ectest.ogg".
If you would like to listen to a different intro for Nightfire
when you boot it up, all you have to do is convert your chosen
track into an .ogg file and rename it "frontend_ectest.ogg" . Remember
to back up your original file first!!
dbpowerAMP is
an excellent tool for converting music and has many other
music related programmes too on their site.
All the background music in Nightfire is in the .ogg file
format too and can be found here
\program files\ea games\Nightfire\bond\sound\music\mission\*.
* Denotes the various mission titles. Each folder
has 5 to 6 tracks in each of them. To listen to the .ogg
files on there own you need a player that can handle the
.ogg file format. Winamp is
a very versatile player that can handle just about any media
file format on the net today.
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