When I came to the music hall, the orchestra leader told me to maybe. I am an orchestral composer so being able to write for a large orchestra was the first thing I requested for HoI4.įunny story though, I went down to record with Brandenburg State Orchestra which is a German orchestra. I have tried to build on that and sometimes reprised a few of the themes from those earlier HoI’s to get the feeling that this is the same game. Fred was kind enough to take me in for HoI2 and let me do the music even though I was still in university with only a few short-films and orchestration jobs under my belt and the rest I guess is history for me… well until I did Stellaris to be fair.Īnyway, As I said, we had some ground laid out music wise from the past games in the series. It was the first game I had scored.īack when HoI2 was being developed, Fred Wester handled the music (among a lot of other things I presume, as we were not as many people at paradox back then).
However, Hearts of Iron series is the one that is very close to my heart indeed. Now, I have done a few Hearts of Iron’s by now (HoI2 and HoI3) so let’s just say that I didn’t need to research Second World War as much this time around.
Hi, my name is Andreas “Jazzhole” Waldetoft and I am the music composer at Paradox. Welcome the 51th DD and for this week we will talk (mostly) about the music and sound design:
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