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The Death of Racing Soundtracks: What went wrong?

Cool music has always been inextricably linked with car racing, but now this genre is going through hard times, and iconic soundtracks in racing games have been gone for a very long time. Why did they stop being the way we remember them? What changes have led to this, and what is behind this transformation? Can the modern gaming industry offer something in return? This video is for those who miss the good old music and are looking for answers to questions about where the magic of racing soundtracks has gone, and whether everything is really lost. Enjoy! ============== Channel support: Boosty – https://boosty.to/zellcer Patreon –   / zellcer   PayPal – paypal.me/zellcer Buymeacoffee – https://buymeacoffee.com/zellcer YouTube –    / @zellcer   0:00 - Music and racing games 2:10 - Legendary soundtracks of the 80s and 90s: Rock'n'roll Racing, Outrun, Daytona USA, Test Drive 5:46 - How Gran Turismo changed Game soundtracks 10:15 - Need for Speed Music: from the Beginning to Porsche Unleashed 11:25 - Steve Schnur and the Track Licensing Revolution 15:17 - NFS Icons: Hot Pursuit 2, Underground, Most Wanted 19:24 - The history of the creation of the Flatout soundtrack 21:09 - Amazing soundtrack of Flatout 2: what is its secret? 22:51 - Racing music of the 2000s: Burnout Paradise, Crazy Taxi, Midnight Club 3, Gran Turismo 5, Forza Motorsport 4, NFS Carbon 25:44 - End of legendary soundtracks: Flatout 3, Test Drive Unlimited 2 26:37 - Split/Second: a special approach to music in games 28:14 - Electronic rhythms in The Crew 29:05 - Why did the cool music from racing disappear? 30:00 - Flatout 4, NFS Heat and Unbound: what went wrong? 31:40 - Midnight Club Los Angeles Soundtrack: An Underrated masterpiece 32:40 - Modern car simulators: Gran Turismo 7, Forza Motorsport 7 33:12 - Is there a decent soundtrack in modern racing? (Forza Horizon 5, Wreckfest) 34:44 - Trail Out: The Perfect racing soundtrack from Onlap