Jean Michel Jarre in Haven - Aerologie

This is the last of the Revelation series 'Jean Michel Jarre in Haven', creating a montage of the Age of Haven from 'Myst IV: Revelation'. This was one I was most concerned about because I was a little uncertain that the music fit with the Age, but recording Haven, playing the music over it, it did feel right for it, and so I went about editing it. A couple of things you should know about the recordings; I had learnt additional information and solved puzzles during this recording, so a bit of what you see in the game was completely new to me, making it a lot more awesome! Spire was the same, in Spire I learnt how to get into the pod a go to the second place and power the rest of the circuit, not to mention the awesome memory of Sirrus getting upset. In haven, I learnt how to cross into the ship at the beginning and how to unlock and open the bridge. And secondly, also in Tomahna, I started a new game in order to get the daytime scenes and to fill the whole story to get to night-time Tomahna. I used the same new game to get the flying in Achenar's tent bit at the beginning as well.

Myst ® Revelation © 2004 Ubisoft Entertainment. All Rights Reserved. Ubisoft, ubi.com, and the Ubisoft logo are trademarks of Ubisoft Entertainment in the U.S. and/or other countries. D'ni™, Cyan ®, and Myst® are trademarks of Cyan, Inc. and Cyan Worlds, Inc. under license to Ubisoft Entertainment.

Category:

Gaming

Tags:

• jean
• michel
• jarre
• haven
• myst
• revelation
• aerology
• aerologie

[JarreDroid]

I don't know the French, but I plan to learn it! And I'm guessing that's froma news report or something! ^^; xD

[Faeliscity]

Hey! I think the music *does* fit well! It is true that it is not the kind you often get for jungle-type settings, and yet it works fine... Your editing folowed the rhythm and the highlights well, I think.

Do you know the faint voice you hear in the end speaks in French? Something about a "technical ballet that leaves nothing to hasard" :)

[JarreDroid]

"Myst IV: Revelation" The best in the Myst series because of the graphics and the live actors, and beginners can easily play the game without needing the first three to get the story. I plan on making a full Myst library of Jarre's music, but firstly, I still need Oxygène: Live in Your Living Room, and there is no Riven game (Myst 2) that has live movement like here. =<

[faszika]

what game is that?