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May 9, 2011 · SOCOM 4 is the most exotic score I’ve composed, one that represents a striking step away from the usual tone of the shooter videogame genre. Though I was attracted to the idea of scoring a big military game with a unique sound, I wanted to ensure that fans of the classic SOCOM series would recognize the musical identity of the franchise.
May 27, 2010 · Thanks to the powerful technology available today, and the talented artists and programmers at Sony and Zipper, I was able to write a score that fulfills this promise. The game will satisfy SOCOM fans and likely energize newcomers to the franchise as well.
May 4, 2011 · April 12, 2011. The highly-anticipated SONY Playstation 3 release SOCOM 4 comes out next week. I’m thrilled to announce that my soundtrack album for this groundbreaking videogame is coming out as well, in multiple formats. Today, the score album is available on iTunes and Playstation Network.
Apr 15, 2011 · Dan Webb. Friday, April 15, 2011. In the latest SOCOM 4 dev diary, released today, Bear McCreary of Battlestar Galactica fame and co. reminisce on their time with the SOCOM 4 score. McCreary, who composed the score for Dark Void last year as well, talks fondly of his time on Skywalker Ranch, where the score was recorded, and his use of South ...
May 27, 2010 · If you’d like to be one of the first people in the world to not only hear SOCOM 4’s soundtrack, but do it in person and even meet Bear McCreary, science fiction website io9.com is running a contest to send one lucky fan to a recording session for the game’s score.
Aug 19, 2010 · SOCOM 4 composer Bear McCreary isn't just writing a pretty soundtrack for the PlayStation 3 game. He wants to heighten your gameplay experience.
Aug 16, 2011 · Disc length 52:58. Total tracks 25 Total length 1:50:30. Limited to 2000 copies. SCORE PRODUCED BY Bear McCreary, Steve Kaplan and Keith Leary. MUSIC COMPOSED AND CONDUCTED BY Bear McCreary. SCORE RECORDED AND MIXED BY Steve Kaplan. MASTERED BY Marc Senasac. ORCHESTRATION BY Neal Desby, Edward Trybek, and Henri Wilkinson.
