Travelers Theme (All Possible Combinations) - Outer Wilds Music
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- Опубликовано: 19 июн 2024
- 0:00 - 1. Banjo
0:41 - 2. Banjo + Whistling
1:23 - 3. Banjo + Harmonica
2:05 - 4. Banjo + Flute
2:46 - 5. Banjo + Drums
3:28 - 6. Banjo + Piano
4:10 - 7. Banjo + Whistling + Harmonica
4:52 - 8. Banjo + Whistling + Flute
5:33 - 9. Banjo + Whistling + Drums
6:15 - 10. Banjo + Whistling + Piano
6:57 - 11. Banjo + Whistling + Flute + Drums
7:39 - 12. Banjo + Whistling + Flute + Piano
8:20 - 13. Banjo + Whistling + Drums + Piano
9:02 - 14. Banjo + Whistling + Flute + Drums + Piano
9:44 - 15. Banjo + Whistling + Harmonica + Flute
10:26 - 16. Banjo + Whistling + Harmonica + Drums
11:07 - 17. Banjo + Whistling + Harmonica + Piano
11:49 - 18. Banjo + Whistling + Harmonica + Flute + Drums
12:31 - 19. Banjo + Whistling + Harmonica + Flute + Piano
13:13 - 20. Banjo + Whistling + Harmonica + Drums + Piano
13:54 - 21. Banjo + Harmonica + Flute
14:36 - 22. Banjo + Harmonica + Drums
15:18 - 23. Banjo + Harmonica + Piano
15:59 - 24. Banjo + Harmonica + Flute + Drums
16:41 - 25. Banjo + Harmonica + Flute + Piano
17:23 - 26. Banjo + Harmonica + Drums + Piano
18:05 - 27. Banjo + Harmonica + Flute + Drums + Piano
18:46 - 28. Banjo + Flute + Drums
19:28 - 29. Banjo + Flute + Piano
20:10 - 30. Banjo + Flute + Drums + Piano
20:52 - 31. Banjo + Drums + Piano
21:33 - 32. Whistling
22:15 - 33. Whistling + Harmonica
22:57 - 34. Whistling + Flute
23:39 - 35. Whistling + Drums
24:20 - 36. Whistling + Piano
25:02 - 37. Whistling + Harmonica + Flute
25:44 - 38. Whistling + Harmonica + Drums
26:26 - 39. Whistling + Harmonica + Piano
27:07 - 40. Whistling + Harmonica + Flute + Drums
27:49 - 41. Whistling + Harmonica + Flute + Piano
28:31 - 42. Whistling + Harmonica + Drums + Piano
29:13 - 43. Whistling + Harmonica + Flute + Drums + Piano
29:54 - 44. Whistling + Flute + Drums
30:36 - 45. Whistling + Flute + Piano
31:18 - 46. Whistling + Flute + Drums + Piano
31:59 - 47. Whistling + Drums + Piano
32:41 - 48. Harmonica
33:23 - 49. Harmonica + Flute
34:05 - 50. Harmonica + Drums
34:46 - 51. Harmonica + Piano
35:28 - 52. Harmonica + Flute + Drums
36:10 - 53. Harmonica + Flute + Piano
36:52 - 54. Harmonica + Flute + Drums + Piano
37:33 - 55. Harmonica + Drums + Piano
38:15 - 56. Flute
38:57 - 57. Flute + Drums
39:39 - 58. Flute + Piano
40:20 - 59. Flute + Drums + Piano
41:02 - 60. Drums
41:44 - 61. Drums + Piano
42:26 - 62. Piano
43:07 - 63. All Instruments 
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A lot of people requested that I make a new version for Echoes of the Eye so here it is! Hope you guys like it ;)
WARNING!: Contains massive spoilers for Echoes of the Eye so I definitely recommend beating the DLC first before watching :o
ruclips.net/video/9xQp2-C4z74/видео.html
Cheers bro!😍
Thanks a bunch! First thing I did after EotE was see if there was a new version of this up. :D
I was gonna say aha
THERE IS DLC FOR OUTER WILDS?!?!?!
Thank you so much for making this video
If you take the ship and fly far enough away, take the signalscope out, you can hear all of these together and get an achievement called "Harmonic Convergence"
you can get it from the north pole of attlerock as well
@@yvancluet8146 didn't know that.
It was like one of the first things I did in the game as soon as I used the signalscope
Got it at the white hole station before I knew how to station worked
Fun fact, it’s a reference to The Legend Of Korra, as that’s one of the events that happens in the show.
I love how they're all sitting around this fire playing their instruments and Solanum is just a floating mask off in the distance
Maybe for the no spoil ?
@@TomMs654 Yeah, I chose the floating mask to avoid spoilers. I just assumed that some people might know that Solanum could join the party or even know about her at all. Y'know, I'm kind of surprised by how many people have decided to play the game because of this video (I've counted at least 2 people which is a lot in my book!) so I'm glad I went with the "relatively few spoilers" route :)
@@YodragonWasTaken Nice move, completely behind you on this as this gives little to nothing :) I am glad too that people play this masterpiece because of your video !
@@YodragonWasTaken i think that number is three now. Music has always been a huge part of my life, and this is a beautiful piece of music and hearing how different life is with different people, well, how can I pass up a game when I can do that?
@@YodragonWasTaken I've honestly seen some really good press about it so I'll try and give it a go when I get the chance
"It's the kind of thing that makes you glad you stopped and smelled the pine trees along the way."
I remember the first time I got them all synchronized. I was drifting across the stars, lost in the deep space with no ship and nearly no oxygen left when I decided to listen one last time to that song. In a moment all the planets aligned. And there I was... Lost in the darkness of the space, with just asong to accompany me in my last moments. And I can tell you it was a magnificent last moment. Just a lost space "fishman", a good tune and wonderful view of the sun.
absolutely beautiful
At least you got to rest in peace.
Bro that’s cool like that’s some movie type stuff bro
@@markblouch4187 Bro I was living that moment and a tear was dropping from my cheek, like, holy shit, dude. In that moment I understood the meaning of life and death. I thank the developers of such game every day of my life for letting me experience such game
I had the same experience.
The raw, terrifying panic I felt when I realized that my jetpack was practically useless was something only few games have made me feel.
The acceptance that, at least on that timeline, I would die alone, drifting through an empty space.
And then the almost comical relief that you feel the most united with all of these characters at once, when you are so, so far away.
It was way less terrifying than watching your oxygen bar slowly deplete would have been.
Holy hell what a wonderful game this is.
Every other instrument: vibing
Flute: *UUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH*
can i get
I actually had a problem with the flute in that with my speakers there were times where it was literally too low a frequency for them to put out. I suspect that listening to the flute track with a woofer or speaker set designed to handle much lower frequencies might help flesh it out. I know it was too low because there was a point where it was flakey, cutting in and out with the natural resonance of the instrument. My regular headset seems to pick up more of the flute during the quiet lows where as, for example, I plugged in a set of ear buds that I know have about half the range my laptop speakers have (Cheap ear buds made in China, good laptop speakers made in Japan.) and the only time you could hear the flute was during its loudest and at the high points. This is absolutely a song that, to really appreciate it, needs to be approached with the mentality of a hobbyist audiophile. Otherwise the flute can, and absolutely will get lost in anything else. It's not a bad thing, as the depth of the flute in contrast with everything else brings a wholesome body to the music that can't be replicated by any of the other instruments besides the piano, and the piano is otherwise already occupied with the accompaniment to the present melody.
At least, I think that's the correct musical term. It has been a long while since I've been in a music class.
In the end though, I can't stress just how well put together the song is. I genuinely wound up sitting here the entire duration of the music, despite it essentially being the same simple melody with its accompaniments.
@@71tofu so are we just not gonna talk about how he labelled it as a flute, but it sounded like when you rub a glass's rim with water, and the visual was a carinet?
@@lameglaze1654 yeah thats what i was thinking.
@@lameglaze1654
The game also calls it a flute! It doesn't sound much like a flute as we know it, but that's what the instrument-maker called Gabbro's instrument.
I love what they did with the piano. Solanum doesn’t always show up at the campfire. If they don’t, the ending isn’t the same, you don’t know everything you would have if they were there. Solanum’s presence signifies a complete shift in tone, it gives the ending a whole different meaning. And the music does the same. Solanum’s piano changes the whole song’s melody. The other instruments are still there, they still sound the same, but the song is different. It’s no longer just a congregation of a few rag-tag astronauts who barely got to see their own universe. It’s the final chorus of the nomai, the hearthians, the sky and stars.
And the haunting cry of the Prisonner.
@@Hypogean7 a haunting refrain, piercing yet not dominant. Important, complimentary to the rest of the tunes, but underlying. As if it was always meant to be there, but was never the lead.
This is why this song speaks to me. We just said good bye to our beloved dog. And this song kept playing in my mind & heart. All these individual pieces come together, beautiful on their own, but the interaction with each other creates something greater than the sum of its parts. The piano feels like the “good bye”. Separate, different, but beautiful, and it adds significance to the “song” by being outside of it but inside of it at the same time. A worth while piece of the composition, though not the main melody, it stands out so much that it brings new meaning and feeling to the main melody.
now I'm glad I got archeologist before beating the game
okay.. settle down buddy
This is not the song that plays when the universe is dying and all is starting to come to the end, it's the song that plays when everything that's finally reached it's end sparks a new beginning
Your comment just made me realise in what fucking context this is, i haven't played the game yet but i know what its about, im fucking crying rn
Sorry for the spoilers, but also nice seeing you again Bubble boi
Edit: I've also never played the game, but it's fit in directly with all of my favorite games like it, and I love this game for how it does everything
@@JARGUN145 Nah, its alright. Only a small snippet of the game, dont know the rest so its alright. Also hi Jargun.
Thats a lot of bluegrass for you. The banjo makes me cry when I hear it. It has a sense of pain to it.
Just here to say i've completed the game, one of the best games i have ever played, the ending especially hit right in the feels.
Can we appreciate that there are no ads in the video so it keeps the flow?
Not all heros wear capes. Legendary. O7
It’s good cuz it’s not just music then all of a sudden “this sentence is grammatically correct, but it’s wordy and hard to read”
yes we can
Can we also appreciate the chat for its responses, which allowed me to reach another appreciative comment. as of this moment you guys are listeners of the universe.
its still some tune in. And just can't resist whistling to it.
43:00 when they all synchronize it just hit me like a truck and i started crying
Its been a long time sense i have cried before
35:28 Harmonica + Flute + Drums
Super cool to hear just the three non-melody instruments at once.
The flute is straigt up melodic. The harmonica is doing chords so you might say its non-melodic, however the drums are tuned so they play the right notes. Hence I would call them melodic.
Now that's some awesome background noise someone can chill with.
@@sebastiangranreigstad7093 But it's not the melody or counter-melody; the flute acts as the bass, the harmonica is a supporting rhythm instrument and the drums are percussion. The piano is a counter melody to the whistle and banjo as well as it containing bass notes. You are correct in that there are some melodic features of the instruments stated, however, the flute, drums and harmonica are not the melody.
@orion cabral cabral Yes I agree
Sounds like The Microphones
Something really neat about this: The imperfections in the banjo. They could have gotten a perfect version of it, but somehow including the accidents and missed notes just makes it seem so much more alive.
like music, life is not a perfect thing, and it always finds a way :D
It's because the author started the song with a recording of him playing this melody few years back the game was even created when he still was learning to play the banjo. In the game the banjo track progresses into his new version of the track 7 years later in the end.
I also noticed how esker's whistle fails a bit on high notes, kinda like a voice crack
Alright, thats it, im getting outer wilds.
@Weednose360 I LOVED the game.
@@therealbubble4696 me too :)
it's my favorite game and I haven't even been able to bye it yet
@@joecoral5551 were you ever able to get it?
@@joecoral5551 you manage to get your hands on it?
I don't know who animated Chert playing the drums but they didn't have to go that hard
It's very good
They're all good except for whistling / piano, because piano kinda dont make sense :o but i wouldn't really know since i havent played the game
@@paatwo it doesn't make sense to you because you haven't played the game, so you're wrong.
@@CamdenKnightly you repeated exactly what i said, good job
@@CamdenKnightly lol calm..it’s ok he doesn’t know and he knows that. :)
I've never played this game, so I have no idea who these characters are or why they are together.
But I noticed some are aliens and some or not, and I really liked the idea that none of them understand each other and are stranded together with no way to communicate... but when the one guy starts whistling, they one-by-one start to add their own version of the tune. Music is, after all, the universal language that everyone understands.
I don't wanna ruin anything here for you because your interpretation is beautiful and I love it, but I would highly recommend you go out of your way to experience the game for yourself. I wouldn't want to ruin your interpretation but the real situation behind this song I think might bring a tear to your eye.
It is so worth it. Go play it
@@widget3672 Might wanna put a massive spoiler warning on that, bro. By saying "I don't wanna ruin anything", and then going on to ruining it, you are laying the groundwork for spoiling stuff for a lot of people.
@@realmarsastro I do see what you mean, I felt like I was leaning toward an explanation that doesn't so much as answer the question well but does leave the possibility of more to be found out by going ahead and playing it, but I think you're right. It's so damn hard to talk about this game.
Damn thats the most inspirational speech I've ever heard
there's something so beautiful and melancholic about Solanum's piano, I can't get enough of it.
Hearing it for the very first time in the game is a very special moment.
After completing the game I had to listen to it on loop through RUclips, still love it to this day, takes you back to that moment at the end of everything.
*spoiler warning*If you put garbo and solanum you can see that they complement each other changing rithms at the same time and with the same melancholic theme. That is curious because they are both very conected with the quantic stuff, you can see that other instumruments dont combine so well that is just what i think might be a way to comunicate that even if they arent related, their experience with the quantum objects has changed their undertandig of the world and allows them to comunicate in way that the others dont. Solanum saw quantic objects from a scientific way and tried to understand it + she went to the quantic moon / garbo understood the quantic objects he learned from them and made poems using quantum entanglement, that could explain a little bit why garbo is a little bit of a support instument, because he didnt know as much but he was on the same path following solanum (if he went to the quantum moon its a possibility that he could get to the north and go meet solanum). In my opinion its just beautifull how a simple 1:30 seconds can say so much about 2 persons by just playing a song.
Through torrid storms and sand filled skies
Through mist filled thorns and blackened stone
Our song will still play, though the campfire dies
No matter how far away, we won’t sing alone
PS I think I made a poem here a bit ago, but whatever; I hadn’t yet played the game
@@sorenveluxidus274 its like gabbros poem, it still works with the lines in any order ::)
The best comment I've found so far, and only 3 likes!?
this is such a good poem, and it's a quantum poem too!
I started this game to fill the hole left by the Subnautica.
OHH BOY I was wrong. This game is in a class of it's own. Now I am looking for an Outer Wilds subtitute.
And the music. My god.
I wish I could erase my memory and start again from zero.
There's always that fleeting moment where you experience it for the first time, only for it to be gone forever knowing that you won't be able to feel it again . . . . . .
unless sometime in the future, we can do so once again.
I did the exact same thing. Now I have a Subnautica and Outer Wilds shaped hole left in my heart. Well, at least we have Below Zero to look forward to for Subnautica, and a DLC in the works for Outer Wilds!
I actually did the opposite. Never finish ed subnautica tho, in comparison with Outer Wilds, subnautica is nothing.
I completely agree with you :)
“Dang it, now there are TWO holes >:(“
Banjo + Piano is beautiful
Gonna see about a duet with my daughter with those two tracks - sub guitar for banjo and flute for piano
@@TS-vv2dg LINK PLEASE
@@alefmello7442 3:28
Piano is always beautiful. Doesn't matter what other instrument goes with it.
I like it with whistling too, it adds a little somethin extra.
WHY IS THE PIANO SO DAMN GOOD HOLY-
When I was playing the ending of the game, my favorite thing to do was add in the piano last. There's something so beautiful about what it adds to the piece of music.
I actually added it first and it was also magical since Solanum was the first of the travellers :D
@@donniemontoya9300 I think its because it has a different melody, a more sad and nostalgic one, still with that feeling of hope and joy. Solanum represents all of her clan who is no longer here, but worked so hard to accomplish something that you are doing right now with their help
0:41 Banjo + Whistling is the most heartwarming thing i've heard
It sound's quite sad I think :(
@@Hi_buddy_waz_sup_ because it's nostaligic
@@dionysos8556 In a weird way yeah, it kinda makes you feel safe
@@Hi_buddy_waz_sup_ agree
*nod *nod
Strongly agree.
I saw a shooting star tonight.
I hope its not the last one, but I won't mind if it is.
damn that hits different after seeing the ending...
Solanum's piano is so beautiful. It encapsulates so well the journey of the Nomai. Dreamy, hopeful, no matter what.
While setting the course to a planet far away, you decided to read some of the ancient writings you have decoded, as you so often do.
Once again, you lost yourself in the old stories of an long gone civilization.
After a while you realize that you are speeding towards a tiny comet.
Filled with panic, you jump into the pilot seat.
But you are to late.
Filled with panic, you try a crash landing,
But you are to late.
Like a pinball, your starship ricochets off the comet, away from the starsystem you knew for your entire live.
The thrusters are failing, air is leaking out and blaring alarms warn you of fatal reactor damage.
Filled with panic, you dress into your sporadic space suit.
Filled with panic, you try to access the reactor.
But you were to late.
The ship explodes, pushing you even faster away.
Filled with Terror, you see that you are traveling into space with dozens of miles per second.
Filled with fear, you realize your pathetic, rusty jetpack doesn't even change the direction you are flying.
You give up.
You are drifting through an cold, empty and uncaring space.
Your fuel is running out, and so will your air.
After the terror comes the acceptance.
In an last attempt to not completely break down, you pull out your radio tool.
You point it into the general direction of all the planets that seem to be aligned now.
You don't really hear something new.
You know all these instruments already.
You know the people who play them, you have spent many evenings with campfires and marshmallows with them.
But you never heard them all at once. Finally, you start to cry.
Not because of fear, but because never before you felt so United with all these other travels and explorers.
You laugh about the Irony. Moments from death, as alone as one could be, you feel as United as you never have before.
For a while, you are happy.
Beautiful. You could be a writer.
i wasn't planning on crying today you piece of-
@@donlazar471 same bro im just reading it while listening and now im crying
I'm not crying - you're crying!
Yo, is that a biblically accurate angel playing the piano?
"Be not afraid"
Annunaki
@Dillon Rice
This is probably the only time I’ve laughed at a “me:” type comment.
She's an angel alright.
Find the quantum moon.
21:39
poor whistler lonely
As always
He is the one who like creates the basic tune of the song.
im pretty sure the whistler is the creator of the game, from the documentary about the game
He's not alone, hes got his friends in his heart.
It's still is really pretty, but it kind of give's me a sensation of dread and emptyness.
30:37
Whistling + Flute + Piano for a galaxy level melancholic experience
I really like the somber atmosphere of 40:20.
Looks like this is gonna need an update
👁
People saying their fave combination but I think we all know they're all incredible
Also i love how every possible combination in order like this feels like one song, where it changes it up and then end with only drums and piano and then only piano which are the most melancholic sounding ones before they all come back for a big finale
I know this will likely get buried but I just wanna thank this video. It is what introduced me outer wilds and has ultimately changed my life for the better.
Thank you
If you didnt already know... THERE IS A DLC FOR OUTER WILDS OMG YES. Sorry had to vent the excitement somewhere😺 but the trailer just released, i hope it will be just as good as the og game
@@Fuadain I greatly appreciate you letting me know. Good news is I have already played it and man it was worth every penny!
Come back. Enjoy this music once more.
I've only just realized that Riebeck is animated playing each note and fretting it properly, instead of just fat-fingering random frets like other guitar players in other games do. Goddamn, I love this game and how detailed it is.
I dont know this game or anything about it. I dont know why this is in my recommened as I never watch these kinds of videos or listen to this kind of music.. But my god is this exactly what I need right now. Something about all the different combinations coming together, is very similar to real life is it not? Everyone from all over, meeting in all kinds of ways. But will eventually end up with the right people, or maybe they met the right people from the start. Either way, its the feeling of belonging, of a deeper meaning to it all. A feeling of a comforting solidarity, of this universal language. Thank you. I dont know you, and I probably never will, but thank you.
Please play this game! It is wonderful; and it will surely bring even more significance to this song!
If art is seen as a means to decorate space, then is not music a way to decorate time?
Play the game please. One of the most memorable experiences you’ll ever have.
I want to buy that game just to play music :D
oh my god please. play this game. please.
0:44 Banjo and whistling makes me think of two old friends chilling by a fire
5:35 Banjo, drums and whistling is just a song by The Lumineers
32:47: I am sitting around a barrel fire in The Zone with my fellow STALKERs
Banjo and whistling also works as one lonely fellow just trying to pass the time. Maybe take their mind off something.
Y'know what, that's a beautiful premise for a short story. I'm gonna go write that.
Hell ya , stalkers gotta stick together, else the ghouls will find us. In the ark we trust.
is this me and the boys singing one last tune before humanity is destroyed and no human life remains
Yes
I have no idea what this game is or who these people are, but this song, this song right here, it is the most beautiful thing that I have ever heard in my life.
please try and find the time to play it. I finished it last night and it has forever changed the way I see life, games, and the universe. also, the less you research outside the game the better, all in-game progression is only in the form of knowledge, so spoiling answers for yourself defeats the purpose and deflates the stakes. its called Outer Wilds btw, not outer WORLDS, a very similarly named, but a much much different game- however both are about space.
I hope you have played the game in the last 2 years. It's a masterpiece.
PLEASE tell us you played it
Solanum’s part will never cease to make me tear up
This game truly changed me. I was shocked by how amazing it was and I wish I could experience it again for the first time. The devs should be proud to have created such a masterpiece.
Thank you so much 💓
The saddest thing about Outer Wilds is that once you've played it, you'll never get to experience it for the first time again.
Finished this game few days ago and the final was literally a spiritual experience, never felt something like that in my life
man, as different as the piano sounds, both tonally as an instrument, and the way it harmonizes with the bajo/whistling melody, it fits too well. its too beautiful.
it makes me so goddamn glad that the nomai did exist, at all. even if the hearthians could never truly meet them, their presence is appreciated and cherished well after their tragic end in the system.
makes me both glad we could experience them, even in the limited capicity we did, but also sad we missed them. could not live to fully experience what they did.
and that peopld can miss solanum. the piece doesn't feel right without her. she adds so much life, despite not haven ever spoken a word herself to the hearthian.
This video makes me long for feelings I haven't really felt, in a long time. Just friends around a campfire. The friends that I know will never get back together because we've all gone our separate ways
In the spirit of this song, you should find new friends that you can do the same thing with. Your old friends leaving was an end to a chapter, not a story.
BRO WHO DID DISLIKED THIS? THIS IS LITERALLY PURE PERFECTION
Concuerdo
One of those damn angler fish
@@little_wintry3098 the one that we hit in the back with the ship
It doesn’t have any dislikes now just shows how perfect this is
Impossible to tell now 😔
My favorite version is at 24:20 with the whistling and the piano. There's just something so beautiful and melancholic about it, I love it!
This is a game that I recently played for the first time and I just instantly fell in love with it and its music. I'm so glad this didn't slip past my radar
The part I liked most is.
36:52 - 54. Harmonica + Flute + Drums + Piano
Very serene
This game really was an amazing and unique experience. I wish I could somehow induce amnesia just so I could experience it for the first time again
I like 55 the best
im more into piano harmonica. for this melancholic side.
Flute + drums + piano is so simple, yet very beautiful
*everyone siting*
piano: ROTAT E
Piano. ROTAT E
Pian. o.
Rotato FASTER!
Piano.
Go. gO!
Can you fEeL iT?
Pi. An. O.
YES! FEEL THE SPED!
WE HAVE REACHED MAXIMUM VELOSOPY!
@@hephsmith3738 you okay?
@@russelllim4891 whO ARE YOU TO ACCUSE ME!?!
@@hephsmith3738 r/ihadastroke
_S P E E N_
I found myself crying at the last portion. Like it was the lives of all those lost on some frontier and their memories played together in to the soul of something greater.
It's the kind of thing that makes you glad you stopped and smelled the pine trees along the way, you know?
This game single handedly inspired me to try learning piano again.... Solanum theme is so beautiful, and the moment in you hear it for the first time felt so special... And my time here, OUR time here is not infinite, if I wanted to be able to play piano, I must do it now, for I don't know if tomorrow everything comes to an end, I don't know if today everything ends.
(No spoilers but if you've played the game you know what I'm talking about) When I was playing the ending of the game for the first time I wanted to make sure too add Solanum's piano last because I hadn't heard it yet in the game. That's the first time a video game ever made me cry, hearing the piano with the rest of the instruments for the first time is definitely a special moment.
This is the kind of game that you wish to lost all of your memory just to freshly play it one more time.. Playing this game is one of the best experiences in my life
music is the only language that brings people together and understand each other.
My favourite is definitely Whistling + Harmonica
Something chilling about just those two
It sounds really sad like reminicing old good times
and this song is all they have left
That's what you'll typically hear when you're on another planet and point your whatchamacallit at Timber Hearth.
22:15
I just listened to this whole montage straight, now it's time to roast marshmallows by the fire, sit back, and watch the end of the universe with my friends.
Probably my favorite 36:52
It's too beautiful
I’m the kind of person who doesn’t really play games, but learns all they can about them. I don’t know all there is to know about Outer Wilds, not even close, but MY GOSH is it BEAUTIFUL. I watched my brother get the ending for the first time after exploring so many planets, and even though I wasn’t experiencing it myself, it was one of the most amazing things I’ve ever seen.
When it's 8:16am, you're tired, and you're vibin' to a set of lovely tunes from a game you've never played
Excellent~
You have to play this game!!! Im still playing it but its just incredible
Time to get the new instrument
16:41 is the best, no argument.
My favourite combination is the harmonica + piano oohhh, beautiful
(34:46)
I'm sad for the 40 people that didn't like this, do they not know how to relax for 44 minutes?
They're probably just australians trying to like the video
something i read once with no proof is that apprantly youtube has a bot that dislike videos in order to protect their algorythm.
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Once again we'll meet each other near the fire
Once again we'll rest in neverending dream
And
Time will tell what lays behind the winding sky
Untill then we'll gaze into what could have been
Then
Once again we'll meet each other in the dark
Once again we'll play the neverending song
Though
Time won't tell how long's the path awaiting us
I can swear somehow it feels like comming home
And
Once again...🎵
did you write this?
@@cyfoodman Yes, as I watched this video o/
its soo beautiful, i loved it
@@sebh_z429
I'd like to sing this but my English is not very good
Edit:by the way that was beatiful
Thanks for the video ! That game and its music are so great
I'm obsessed with the fact that the instruments are all animated correctly. Watching Chert play is so hypnotising
I finally finished playing this beautiful game, and feel like wanting to spend my two cents on what the instruments mean according to what I've experienced about the characters.
Spoilers below!
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Banjo: the first instrument you hear, and the one that plays the most in outer space. It represents the whole game, a game full of excitement yet fear of the unknown, a dualism that kept Riebeck stuck in place, but pushed us to go forward. I feel you, Riebeck. I too would always tiptoe my way through the Hanging City.
Drums: Oh, Chert. You workaholic, you. His tapes are everywhere in the system. Would make sense his instrument is loud and clear, and the he really goes hard with the melody. He always does his studying, and he signs it too!
Harmonica: in media we usually associate it with jail prisoners. That's what Feldspar currently is. Ventured too deep in the most hostile of places, he crashed and now he's stranded there. But he seems happy about it. He always loved danger, didn't he?
Flute: at first it baffled me. Gabbro plays as much as five notes. Is he even trying? Then I talked to him and it hit me. He stopped trying. He's died enough times to give up. Now he just chills watching the whirlpools. Had I grown frustrated the game hazards, would have I ended just like him? But I can't hate him. How he doesn't even care anymore is endearing in a way.
Whistling. A simple melody. I visited the Attlerock first, and soon after I would have ended my first cycle. Esker is the closest to the home planet, but why does he feel like the loneliest? How many times has he waved at me, while I was going somewhere else, and I never cared to look and wave back?
Piano: the most advanced instrument, and the one associated with the Nomai. You can't hear it unless you met Solanum first. Piano in the right place always moves me to tears, and again, it did. We don't even know if Solanum is alive anymore, but they're part of the crew now because WE made them part of the crew. The piano melody is the one that makes the tune both a happy and melancholic one. It makes it become an elegy to the universe, and a welcome hymn to the new one. Even if we don't meet Solanum, we couldn't have made it without the Nomai. That's why the piano completes it all. And it gives it a new meaning.
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Wow, this was a long one to write. Probably took a whole cycle. Thank you to all who arrived here and took the time to read this through the end, and thank you Mobius Digital and the composer Andrew Prahlow to have created one of the most memorable experiences in gaming ever.
I'd like to give you a new lens in which to view Gabbro. I think he might be my favorite character.
He says, around the campfire: "It makes you glad you stopped and smelled the pine trees along the way."
Gabbro DOES care. That's why he's not rushing anything. He's letting the universe be itself - Not trying to shape it, just observe it, respect it. Enjoy it.
We have a destination in mind... Gabbro has a journey in mind. He's not lazy. He's content. Relaxed. Out of all the travellers, Chert is harried, Riebeck is terrified, Feldspar is relieved, Esker is lonely, [redacted] is trapped, and Gabbro...
Well, yeah, he's got his head in the clouds. But I'm willing to bet that if he sat there long enough, he'd end up doing exactly what we did - He'd just take his time doing it, and appreciate the little things.
Like naps. I didn't say he didn't like naps.
Gabbro's tune is like him. He's not trying to crowd anyone out - He knows what the song needs, and everyone else is doing their part. His touch is subtle. You can't pick out most of the notes he plays - But he DOES fill out the song, in a few key moments. You almost don't notice he's there, but he's not in it for the glory, he's just in it to be there.
The piano always adds that missing transcendental sound.
EDIT: Also thanks for the detailed links in the description. I missed those when I first found this vid 👍
This video finally got me to buy outer wilds and it's the best thing I ever did
People like you have influenced me to get this game. There is something about this music that perfectly captures the essence of flying around in space. I am looking forward to the scares, beautiful moments, and the great story that this game will bring to me in the near future. Thank you.
Why does this bring tears to my eyes?
You know the truth of the quantum matter.
You collapsed all possibilities and without you those would have just been possibilities.
Hello traveler, come, sit by the fire. Take it all in, the songs just about to start, wouldnt want to miss it. Just take as much time as you need, dont worry my friend, everyone has their own pace to collect their emotions.
My favourite one is the 36:10 the calm of all the three instruments is just unbelievable
This is what I call Applied Mathematics!
Possible combinations of 6 instruments: 2^6 = 64 (each instrument can either be or not be in the song)
Subtract the one song which have no instruments: we have 63 songs!
hey screw you, im jamming to 4'33 right now, it bops
Because of this video I decided to buy the game and to say it was worth it would be an understatement.
I like how Chert uses the side trunk of his drum as an instrument as well
I have a banjo. I now know what I must do.
Do it my guy, I believe in you
DEW IT!
I've never played this game, but I love games that use multi-layered soundtracks likes this so effectively not only as a neat instrumental piece but as a piece of storytelling baked into the world.
For the record 22:15 with only the whistling and harmonica is my personal favourite. Such an intimate and homely moment, like the pause at the end of a long journey. Setting down your backpack and just reflecting on everything that happened.
I hope you've gotten a chance to play it.
the only music that made my cry is outer wilds music
I have no funny joke to reply with, just that you are so right my friend q.q
I don't understand why,but that music made me cry too.I never play that game and i knew nothing about him and,i'm not type person that cry for anything or sensitive.Even all of that,that music made me cry,i don't know why o.O.
that damn right ;)
@@garrusvakarian678 if you play the game it will make you cry harder it creates a void inside you about the universe that only this music can fill
I was doing modules when they accidentally hit this vid...
Im subbed now thanks for the emotions.
This jams in a million ways, very unique in a million ways, and the best music not in a million ways, but in a googol ways. Props to the music director/composer of Outer Wilds. Much love from the Philippines.
Also I havent played this game but saw a few snip-its of it. Beautiful game.
Is really cool to check every combination you want and it also helped me learning some :) My favorite combination is 16:41
Best combination
My favorite too
I CAN STILL HEAR THE WHISTLE
like a lullaby
never played this game, never even heard anything about it, only got linked to this through 1 single link in a discord server that ive only ever looked at once or twice. brought me to tears.
I love how you payed attention to the audio in the all instruments version of the song. Because it's not in the OST version of Travelers, a lot of people don't notice and simply don't know that there's a sort of "reprise" and a proper ending to the song instead of it just echoing back to just the banjo (the most noticeable indicator being the way the whistling is different throughout the whole thing and ends on one last note). Actually, now that I think about it, it makes a lot of sense that when listening to the soundtrack normally it just loops forever, where actually beating the game has the loop stop.
Nothing bothers me more than looped fadeouts so I was glad that this song had an actual end to it ^_^
@@YodragonWasTaken After typing this out, I've come to appreciate the parallel between the literal gameplay loop and the OSTs looping song both stopping with the final loop, but having a version of the song with a proper ending is still very nice to hear for someone like me who listens to Travelers at least once a day.
Jesus. This is a long video. I'm gonna enjoy every second of it.
Yeah man
There is something heartwarming and romantic about Banjo-Whistling-Harmonic.
But there is also something very... lonely and mournful about it as well
I remember playing this game, and it was truly something magical when all the planets would align for those couple moments...
The piano is always magistral.
No idea what this game is but the music sound great.
I have no idea what genres of video games you enjoy most, but I highly recommend this one.
EDIT: I'm reading this 3 weeks later and I now realize how sassy I sounded by starting with "no idea" like the original commenter did. Whoops.
This is a nice bit of music, but in the context of the game it will make you cry. Even if you don't really play video games I would recommend Outer Wilds to you. It's the prime example of 'games are art' I can describe to you. Play it for yourself and play it blind if you can help it. You'll thank me later.
Play the game, don't look about it, it's related to space, exploration and time. Spoiler ruins the experience, don't waste your TIME.
Play it if you can. I dare to say this game is the new standard in the adventure genre upon which new adventure games should be judged.
Existential Groundhog Day and in space
love at 21:34 where the Business of the Banjo, drums and Piano Ending in a peaceful whistle
The Piano always gets me no matter what combination it's in
Back in time when i was in psychostry I showed this song my music therapist and he started teaching me it on banjo. Then we started the project that we record a cd where i play every instrument and mix it together saddly we never finished it cause i got out. Its a beautifull memory and everytime i hear this song i feel warped back to this hours with him
Travelers is the best song ever made by a human
I personally love 14.3 billion years more now.
@@xjamiec later is not a part of the name. It's such a great song, beautiful and nostalgic
@@suspensionrailway7094 my bad, I brought the soundtrack which i never do for games but the music in this game is something else
@Loafer yeah, it's one of my favorites
35:28 Harmonica + Flute + Drums
_-"Super cool to hear just the three non-melody instruments at once."_ @SeamusTheHunter
_-"It feels like something calling from below almost crying, waiting to be set free. Then the following two right after feel like its being pulled up to its freedom its eyes full of tears and cant believe the joy. then follwing this __41:02__ a final goodbye and wish farewell."_ @Boryspitzanzx
36:52 Harmonica + Flute + Drums + Piano
_-"Probably my favorite It's too beautiful"_ @elmagikarpmamadisimo9774
_-"I want a version of only these. I feel this is the most harmonic version of the track, seeing as the banjo and the whistling are a bit too wavey to maintain the sombre tone of the track and rather add more warmth to it."_ @medicyukisuna
30:37 Whistling + Flute + Piano
_-"for a galaxy level melancholic experience"_ @Android8054
36:10 Harmonica + Flute + Piano
_-"My favourite one, the calm of all the three instruments is just unbelievable"_ @marcusbondev1990
_-"This one makes me sad, I don't know why."_
16:41 Banjo + Harmonica + Flute + Piano
_-"Is really cool to check every combination you want and it also helped me learning some :) My favorite combination"_ @blanper1853
40:20 Flute + Drums + Piano
_-"I really like the somber atmosphere."_ @rouvey
_-_*_to the tune of the whistling_*_ "Walk with me, I'll show you things you've never seen. Walk with me, I'll take you to amazing places..."_ @Sarsorasaga
It was so cool to listen to all of them but the piano really brings it all together. Listening to it here was the closest I ever got to crying while listening to a form of multimedia
man, i know nothing about this game, but listening to this, and reading the comments, i can't help but feel welcomed by this incredibly wholesome community.
There is no music in space, except for the music we hear in our hearts.
at first I liked only the Banjo, but after listening to them all, only the banjo sounds so alone
Solanum coming into a song they've never heard and dropping the hottest counter melody in the universe
This, this is what society can produce, an art not just in graphical design but it the storyline and music, that death is inevitable, but that it’s okay, it’s calming to the human brain but a reminder of a masterpiece and all the memories, while it’s just a game, it’s an inspiring and hopeful masterpiece that will make any man cry and appreciate life because in the end when everything and everyone dies, it starts over, this concept and this game shows us what mankind is capable of making and shows what a true memory is and this is why it’s a masterpiece, not just in the graphics or music but the experience and what you learn along the way, this game, this is the best thing humanity has produced and is a true masterpiece compared to anything, because it gives you this feeling, possibly sadness but also hope and that everything will work out in the end, it gives you a sense of security and of a game can do that this is the best god dam game ever to be created, the world is full of wonders and tragedy, but this game shows how beautiful life is and to appreciate every small detail, as I’m writing this I’m am crying, I’m sad but also happy that this game has put a new perspective and every time I hear this song, even when I’m 80 years old, I will still cry tears of sorrow and joy, and hope to look back on life and not to be afraid of death but look at it as if it’s a new beginning, one where everyone I have every loves is… This game is emotional and inspiring, and to anyone who plays it, some advice, it’s okay, everything will be fine, their not gone if they are still remembered, and don’t fear death, it will come sooner or later, but it’s just a whole new world, whether god is real or we recarnate or what ever you think, there is something beyond death, life…
now we need a version with the prisoner
ones i like:
banjo + piano 3:29
banjo + flute + piano 19:29
piano 42:26
all 42:10
got this randomly reccomended, played the game, best game i've ever played. thank you.