DOOM: Behind The Music Part 1 

*looks at duke nukem forever*

Rip Terminator franchise

*cough* Disney *cough*

Cough Halo 5 cough

*Including but not limited to Gibson Guitars, Universal Studios, and Disney.

Nick Smith soo what if the boss choosen him ? He god promoted to... God or something ? Wait actually not god... But to demon

@@bolterz3943 If he was promoted to demon, then they better find someone to fill his spot cuz we all know damn well DoomGuy is gonna be there with his Big Fucking Gun and put a Big Fucking Hole in his chest because he a demon.

Whoever was above Mick was an angel in my eyes. When Mick submitted something he didn't like he basically told Mick "This isn't exactly what we're looking for but keep going, you're getting there and I believe in you" And then we got this soundtrack, good work conditions breeds REAL good shit.

Thats not what happened Mick just walked into the studio and started playing music no questions asked

Now this Is a real metal comeback

To be fair, it was only because of that initial limitation that we got such a unique sound out of the game.

From the jump doom was is and if were lucky always be metal, I agree they definitely got the right guy for the job. But am I the only one that wants some “guest” riffs/songs/ try this, what metal band immediately comes to your mind when you think of doom. For me it was Slayer spliced with Meshuggah. The riff sounds more meshuggah-ish but the mode/environment and feel. -feels like slayer,I’d love to see that happen.

@@Nothingfacer I want someone like Black Sabath or even Lanora Shore.

You mean awards

Doom 2016 without any metal would be like....what the fuck 😂😂😂

Bethesda: "no guitars" Mick Gordon: *pulls out a chainsaw* Bethesda: "nevermind"

LOL XD literally i miss this kind of sound tracks in other games

Don't let a businessman put restrictions on a man's (or group's) talent. That's how you end up with fails that cost millions.

they said heavy matal wasnt allowed not death metal

@@osurukgurmesi1752 This isn't death metal, this is industrial metal from what I can tell.

Hey Mick, just wondering, why do some producers like yourself, arrange and mix in a separate DAW from what they design with?? Is Pro Tools easier to arrange in or something like that??

Mainly just for resources. You can throw a lot more plugins at a single sound during the design phase, then utilise more plugins during the mix phase.

Mick Gordon Makes sense! Cool! Thanks! Keep up the good work!

This guy is the Marty O Donnell of Metal

Just the way he describes Doom, he totally gets it and it shows in the music.

BFG isn't Big Fucking Gun?

Cristagolem Barre woooosh

Real djent...

BFG 10k ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-hYrN7EIeXmY.html

It doesn't matter it means it goes fucking hard

Иронично он советский.

@@tactics711 what lmao

@@toucannfroot9107 "Ironically, it's Soviet synth" (or Russian from USSR times, 80s exactly)

Too real🤣🤘🏼

Actually true, I wanted to do that

So true

Man I played on full volume all the time.

Zsolt Váradi no 200 because in game your music can be set to only 100%, I want it doubled to 200%

+zkkzkk32312 Yeah, glad to see Mick working on a huge well known title. Killer Instinct and Wolfenstein are great, but nowhere near the popularity of DOOM. He's bringing the modern industrial sound to the mainstream.

Wolfenstein is kinda legendary tho being the worlds first fps game and all

Skyman Yes, you're right. But it isn't as popular as DOOM. Many more people know DOOM than Wolfenstein. Which was my point.

Bought this game because of this video.

+Zoltán Károlyi was it worth it? I'm thinking of making the same decision

That's the name of the achievement when u go to the nether nether=hell *Hmmm*

it's a horror game but for the demons

that was an awesome point

Carrion thought it was unique. But they forgot that they only thing they fear is You.

In DOOM you are the boss.

It’s not scary if you have a way to defend yourself, remember this.

Switch 3 & 2

You forgot Hellwalker

Flesh & Metal

1. Harbinger 2. Bfg Division 3. Hellwalker

Rust dust and guts

+Keevanski Go for it, there's a piece in the game that has a choir in it. Just hearing them come in and everything going batshit insane was worth way more than what I brought the game for day one. Each track flows insanely well with the fights and even warps a bit when you go in for a glory kill.

+RadioZonde Oh, that's great! I've heard some bad things about this game, but I think I need to give it a chance (at least for the epic music scenes :D). Thank you!

+Keevanski You heard wrong. This game is revolutionary. 10/10. Absolutely fucking insane awesomeness.

+Keevanski Do it man. It's a great fuckin' game. Far better than what I expected. Total blast.

+88Cinder +WCRoss0 Is good to know! I'll give it a try n_n

Ima get flack for this but I instantly think of Celldweller when it comes to rock and electronic. The older style of Celldweller.

@@WhirlingMusic thats why mic is good as is celldweller they adopt the good traits of those and make them into something even better the same way celldweller did. People were so mad about it sounding like a techno metal but given the game this music belongs to as the first comment said this works perfect.

aand the spectrogram

@@WhirlingMusic quite cool, seeing how Celldweller stepped in to work on Season 3 soundtrack of Killer Instinct, that was worked on By Mick Gordon in seasons 1 and 2

I think you mean best Music in history

Either way he wouldn't be wrong lmaoo

Lmao I thought I was trippin

We need a cover of just that

Or just...HELL!!

@@dum5247 0:43

Nope, that is the demons job. Most people don't understand the fact the Doom is a horror game. YOU ARE THE BOOGEY MAN.

Unless youre Dean.. or most modern game journalists :T

They’re hiding behind cover and running away scared

666 likes noice👌🤘

Dæmon

Le Croissant same

Yep. Not a metal guy either but it fits the games overall appeal. And it makes you feel like a super badass. Honestly without the music, this game would probably be difficult to appreciate as much as I currently do. Same goes for Hotline Miami. The music just gives it that extra MMMMMMMM TASTY factor. The game alone is just ice cream. But with the music, it turns it into a premium Dairy Queen blizzard.

Same

Yea

Yup same

Ngl doom's soundtrack actually helps calm me down whenever I feel stressed

@@brokencop7629 I guess that kinda makes sense. Venting out all the rage alongside heavy music would probably actually work lmao.

couldn’t agree more

You’re god damn right.

Similarly, "Skullhacker" feels exactly like that, like someone has a jackhammer to your skull and just won't switch it off until there's nothing left.

Matthew Shezmen THAT SONG! idk I hear demons screaming in pain in the back while the guitar and drums do their thing

@Matthew Shezmen *Duumb Eternal* must be awesome, imho. So, would you? Of course you would; no question should be asked.

Also the new Wolfenstein.

practice practice practice .. a good ammount of inspiration and creativity ...

At least celldweller made some good tracks, they aren't as good as Mick's tho.

The new order too.

He is not a man... Is a fucken god

Every knight needs a bard

Lots of metalheads enjoy the synthwave as well (famous Perturbator for example was a guitarist in the black metal band), so, i would say, both are amazing. Besides, for some reason, synthwave fits with the violent and bloody games as well, i can't imagine Hotline Miami with another soundtrack

*hold my chainsaw

⚡🎹🤘

same.

Exactly my thoughts, this fucking crushing, absolutely have to have this!

I've been listening to doom 2016 soundtrack videos for just about 2 months now and I hope that I can buy his soundtrack now

Reminds me of the soundtrack to Carmageddon by Fear Factory. Instrumental versions of Demanufacture's best tracks.

the actual game is, sadly, a dumb shooter with bloated visual sensory overload of graphic design. Shooters have run their course, imo. But the soundtrack is interesting, yes.

His Their comander

He's the seraphim

Not even a theory, its fact

plot twist: Mick is the doomguy

Mick *IS* doomguy

Wow, great catch! Why in a hell he would use Russian equipment?

@@ProdigyMan88 because USSR manufacturers were superb at the time, simple as that

ProdigyMan88 i think they have a much more industrial and gritty sound to them

Я уже представляю DOOM в России.🇷🇺

Pure extasy!

I remember that first time it came on, the music made me so immersed in the game and just brought it to an entirely new level. Mick is a genius with his style for this game, the way that the music changed on the intense scenarios and knowing how I played would reflect the music, brought out another side of me I didn't know existed lol

Where is Doom Guy on the pecking order?

nathan sanchez above us all, my friend. Above us all.

@@Twocoolman115 I think Popo would disagree

more like Djent

djendustrial metal ftw

It's already a genre, called Djent.

It's not entirely a djent genre. I asume that people how call this kind of metal a djent actualy dont like it and dont hear it. I though that a couple of month before and i run to search in the web to see if i can find anything remotely like this. But i found nothing so far. Please go to the search box and type djent and hear as many as you can and you will know. That the great majority of so colled djent are entirely palm mute sound gitars and when i say entirely its entirely. An entire song of only palm mute that is djent. This is more like a mix of genres it have industrial, electronic and of course a very heavy tone of guitar with much palm mute but not all. Of course i know that this have the structure of a djent but have much more variations than just palm mute.

DOOM Metal..... oh no this genre exists since years :D

Root of 17 is hard though.

Matthew Duncan foot of 17 is around 4.1

@@deviljho4260 but it's not the root unless it's exact. The exact root is 4.1231056256176 (which I had to use a calculator to get)

@@Snavels thats still just an approximation, root 17 has an infinite decimal expansion

@@Tiessie you would just write radical 17 because you cannot simplify the radical further

As do I

The Suspense remix/remake is my favorite so far

I know I'm a bit late, but if you're still looking for more stuff like this from Mick Gordon, he also did the Killer Instinct Season 1 soundtrack.

Reaper I heard that the "Main Menu" track was recorded using a chainsaw lol

Taylor Downs I heard that Mick sampled the guitar in a way that It sounded like a chainsaw

+SeamlessR wow oO

+SeamlessR Hey Seamless. Still enjoy your KI remix.

+SeamlessR ,IT'S FL STUDIO!!!

+SeamlessR ALL BOW IN AWE AT LORD SEAMLESSR!

Sounds good because he used a regious 9

+Misha Mansoor MAAAAAANNNN! Thanks for checking in! :)

+Mick Gordon you're a lot younger than I thought!

+Misha Mansoor Any chance of Periphery releasing some material with a similar electronic influence?

+Misha Mansoor HOLY SHIT PLEASE COLLABORATE!

+Lorcan Ward Man, thanks so much! That means a lot coming from you. Hope you get a chance to check out the game sometime!

+Mick Gordon Cheers dude! I'll pick it up soon, dying to hear how the soundtrack works with the game. I need to learn Rip & Tear, that song is aggressive as hell!!!!

+Lorcan Ward believe me when I tell you this game would have been nothing without the driving force of Mick's dedication. the music is such an adrenaline rush!

Same

And you don’t even have a PC or console to play it on 😂

@Ryan Reffert perfect 👌 🙌

Yea I wish there was more music like this out there. Awesome stuff can’t get enough

djent

Testosterone metal? Demonic metal? Doom metal.

@@FarmYardGaming the thing is doom metal was already a thing, in fact, it was the first metal genre

BFG Division is the best !

thall

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00000!!....oh wait....THALL!!!

THALL

Holy fuck that 9-string legit is literally thall lol

Dude I see you freakin’ every man 🤣

Kyle Nichols got djent?

00000000h, I get it

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@@gloriousguardpersonal its great let the man be :(

Elijah Wagoner “you don’t need a 9 string.” -Mick Gordon

Moon Moon Everyone needs one

yeah he made it next to sonic mayhem and trent for sure with this soundtrack.

jbsosa100 You, sir, are an asshole. not even saying this as a fan of doom, or Mick, I’m saying this as an honest person. You’re an asshole.

Doom is the first game I've played I think where I didn't turn the music down/off. I turned everything else down instead.

All the time i play DOOM i just can't stop keep my head shaking after each fight.

+Rafal Kruszewski I'm tremendously surprised there wasn't a soundtrack released with the game, via pre-order bonus or special edition of some kind.

The one game in 2016 that actually made sense having a soundtrack release with the game...THE ONE GAME! And it doesn't! I don't have nearly enough goats around my house to sacrifice to get my hands on this soundtrack!

+Hagz Mick Gordon needs to get with Bethesda about it. Then he needs to rearrange the dynamic music in Doom into a soundtrack. There is a LOT of steps that need to be take for this to happen. This was also the case with the Killer Instinct soundtrack.

But the tracks are all in the game files...they've been uploaded by so many people already! He could even just put em all on bandcamp and I'm sure many of us would be happy ^)^

I seriously feel that a soundtrack should be released.

+Никита Фидевич Да! Я люблю своих Поливокс.

Now THAT is what I call a compliment.

meshuga is shit

jbsosa100 fuck you mate

Galova fuck you too

The closest thing! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-U4FNBMZsqrY.html

+Игорь Щербаков Спасибо!

+Mick Gordon Огромное спасибо за музыку уже давно заслушиваю Inferno из Killer Instinct, а теперь ещё и BFG Division с Rip And Tear уже несколько дней почти не отрываясь!

+Mick Gordon its kinda funny to see you answering in russian, do you understand what they are saying cuz u know google translate is...

+VirusLisT095 Google translates enough to understand =D

Михаил Панькин ну знаешь, слэнг русский он не особо хочет переводить)

+Well Meme'd Man I really get a lot of Meshuggah vibes from BFG Division, it's pure musical pleasure.