The open letter runs for over 2300 words and goes into intimate detail about how and why the official soundtrack turned out the way it did. Basically, the music in the soundtrack was of significantly lower quality than the music in the game proper.ДЄfter over a month of speculation and behind-the-scenes speculation, id Software's Marty Stratton published an open letter on Reddit to the DOOM community in which he explains his side of the story and delivers the news that Mick Gordon will not be returning for DOOM Eternal's upcoming DLC and is unlikely to create music for DOOM or Wolfenstein in the future. When asked about the matter, Gordon confirmed that he didn't mix the entire record, which suffered from a total lack of dynamics in all the tracks that weren't personally assembled by Gordon himself. A big part of the game's success came from its soundtrack, composed by Mick Gordon, who also worked on DOOM 2016 and the recent Wolfenstein titles.Д¬ontroversy arose last month when the official soundtrack release for DOOM Eternal contained a number of poorly-mixed tunes. In a year already packed with high-profile video games, DOOM Eternal managed to stand out from the pack with its infectious mix of wall-to-wall action, tremendous production values, and old-school sensibilities. UPDATE: In an open letter published on Reddit, DOOM Eternal producer Marty Stratton indicated that composer Mick Gordon will not be asked to return to the franchise for its upcoming DLC or potential future entries.

DOOM Eternal Original Game Soundtrack (OST 2020) by Mick Gordon.

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