Civilization VI Soundtrack 76 tracks ver. (Geoff Knorr, Roland Rizzo 2016)

Soundtrack from Deluxe game edition. 76 tracks, 320 kb/s mp3

https://yadi.sk/d/2IJFG_gF3GTCYZ

01 America – The Ancient Era 2:53
02 America – The Medieval Era 3:13
03 America – The Industrial Era 4:40
04 America – The Atomic Era 3:49
05 Arabia – The Ancient Era 2:39
06 Arabia – The Medieval Era 3:27
07 Arabia – The Industrial Era 4:00
08 Arabia – The Atomic Era 3:51
09 Aztec – The Ancient Era 1:22
10 Aztec – The Medieval Era 2:44
11 Aztec – The Industrial Era 3:34
12 Aztec – The Atomic Era 3:30
13 Brazil – The Ancient Era 2:44
14 Brazil – The Medieval Era 4:05
15 Brazil – The Industrial Era 3:53
16 Brazil – The Atomic Era 3:34
17 China – The Ancient Era 1:56
18 China – The Medieval Era 3:36
19 China – The Industrial Era 3:35
20 China – The Atomic Era 3:19
21 Egypt – The Ancient Era 2:12
22 Egypt – The Medieval Era 3:11
23 Egypt – The Industrial Era 6:02
24 Egypt – The Atomic Era by 5:37
25 England – The Ancient Era 1:59
26 England – The Medieval Era 4:09
27 England – The Industrial Era 3:59
28 England – The Atomic Era 3:42
29 France – The Ancient Era 3:07
30 France – The Medieval Era 3:14
31 France – The Industrial Era 3:32
32 France – The Atomic Era 3:28
33 Germany – The Ancient Era 1:37
34 Germany – The Medieval Era 3:47
35 Germany – The Industrial Era 4:01
36 Germany – The Atomic Era 3:59
37 Greece – The Ancient Era 1:22
38 Greece – The Medieval Era 3:13
39 Greece – The Industrial Era 4:18
40 Greece – The Atomic Era 4:00
41 India – The Ancient Era 2:05
42 India – The Medieval Era 3:25
43 India – The Industrial Era 4:52
44 India – The Atomic Era 4:38
45 Japan – The Ancient Era 2:44
46 Japan – The Medieval Era 4:05
47 Japan – The Industrial Era 3:43
48 Japan – The Atomic Era 3:40
49 Kongo – The Ancient Era 1:57
50 Kongo – The Medieval Era 3:43
51 Kongo – The Industrial Era 3:09
52 Kongo – The Atomic Era 3:05
53 Norway – The Ancient Era 1:21
54 Norway – The Medieval Era 3:09
55 Norway – The Industrial Era 3:31
56 Norway – The Atomic Era 3:53
57 Rome – The Ancient Era 2:01
58 Rome – The Medieval Era 3:39
59 Rome – The Industrial Era 5:39
60 Rome – The Atomic Era 4:40
61 Russia – The Ancient Era 2:19
62 Russia – The Medieval Era 3:57
63 Russia – The Industrial Era 4:34
64 Russia – The Atomic Era 4:18
65 Scythia – The Ancient Era 1:30
66 Scythia – The Medieval Era 3:56
67 Scythia – The Industrial Era 4:23
68 Scythia – The Atomic Era 4:11
69 Spain – The Ancient Era 1:17
70 Spain – The Medieval Era 3:49
71 Spain – The Industrial Era 4:33
72 Spain – The Atomic Era 4:13
73 Sumeria – The Ancient Era 2:34
74 Sumeria – The Medieval Era 3:27
75 Sumeria – The Industrial Era 3:17
76 Sumeria – The Atomic Era 3:05

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Awesome! Thanks, Djikstra!

wow .. thanks a lot !!

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Thanks!!!!!!!!!

Thank you!

Here’s a larger pic of the 25th anniversary edition from 2K (800x1200px): http://imgur.com/a/WynlK

Anyone care to make a large cover out of it?

Nice Share.

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Thank you very much, Djikstra! I was looking for this! 🙂

Thank you so much!

Thank you so much for your generosity!!

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Have they released new music for poland? Do you happen to have it?

thank you

Is there a version with the intermission tracks each civ has? Like Australia’s didgeridoo improv (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9H23yUHRIos).

Is there a version with the intermission tracks each civ has? Like Australia’s didgeridoo improv (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9H23yUHRIos).

That would be awesome!

Is there a version with the intermission tracks each civ has? Like Australia’s didgeridoo improv (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9H23yUHRIos).The ambient tracks have not been released and likely won’t be released. If you want, I could upload the base game’s full soundtrack along with the newer music from the dlcs (Poland, Australia, Macedon, and Persia). They were .ogg files, but I saved them as .wavs since that seems to be the more easily accessible format.

Could someone re-up this one please?

Could someone re-up this one please?

Re-upped.

They were .ogg files, but I saved them as .wavs since that seems to be the more easily accessible format.

Converting already lossy ogg to wav is a waste of space (you gain nothing) but whatever floats your boat.

The ambient tracks have not been released and likely won’t be released. If you want, I could upload the base game’s full soundtrack along with the newer music from the dlcs (Poland, Australia, Macedon, and Persia). They were .ogg files, but I saved them as .wavs since that seems to be the more easily accessible format.

I believe the ambient tracks are accessible in the game files (with the .wem extension, that can be converted using these instructions: https://owdev.wiki/Tutorial/Convert_Sound_files_to_Ogg).

Converting already lossy ogg to wav is a waste of space (you gain nothing) but whatever floats your boat.That’s true, but I often fiddle with the volumes of the tracks, especially the ambient ones which are really quiet. I’m not too familiar with audio editing, but I was thinking that opening a lossy file, changing it, and then resaving it as lossy would decrease quality more.

I believe the ambient tracks are accessible in the game files (with the .wem extension, that can be converted using these instructions: https://owdev.wiki/Tutorial/Convert_Sound_files_to_Ogg).They are, but they aren’t named and have long strings of numbers/letters as their titles. To make any sense of those .ogg files, you’ll have to go through the musicbank.txt and manually retitle nearly 140 tracks.

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That’s true, but I often fiddle with the volumes of the tracks, especially the ambient ones which are really quiet. I’m not too familiar with audio editing, but I was thinking that opening a lossy file, changing it, and then resaving it as lossy would decrease quality more.
They are, but they aren’t named and have long strings of numbers/letters as their titles. To make any sense of those .ogg files, you’ll have to go through the musicbank.txt and manually retitle nearly 140 tracks.

I would be very interested in properly tagged ambient music tracks being made available if you have them!

That’s true, but I often fiddle with the volumes of the tracks, especially the ambient ones which are really quiet. I’m not too familiar with audio editing, but I was thinking that opening a lossy file, changing it, and then resaving it as lossy would decrease quality more.
They are, but they aren’t named and have long strings of numbers/letters as their titles. To make any sense of those .ogg files, you’ll have to go through the musicbank.txt and manually retitle nearly 140 tracks.

I am willing to help with the renaming (or do it all myself).

I would be very interested in properly tagged ambient music tracks being made available if you have them!Ok, I’m tagging the entire soundtrack right now. The main civ themes in OP’s post are far higher quality (320 kbps vs ~150 kbps) so replace mine with those.

I am willing to help with the renaming (or do it all myself).Thanks for the offer! I already started it though and am about 1/3 of the way done.

Here you go: https://mega.nz/#F!Eih2FQJZ!pMarCR4gpJrb5hxFSoKpiQ. It has all of the music in the game (excluding cutscene music) and the music from dlcs are there as well. I didn’t balance the volume levels of the tracks so some of them may be quieter and others louder.

As I said before, the music is generally in a lower bitrate than the ones in OP’s download so use those.

Here you go: https://mega.nz/#F!Eih2FQJZ!pMarCR4gpJrb5hxFSoKpiQ. It has all of the music in the game (excluding cutscene music) and the music from dlcs are there as well. I didn’t balance the volume levels of the tracks so some of them may be quieter and others louder.

As I said before, the music is generally in a lower bitrate than the ones in OP’s download so use those.

Thank you so much! This is great.

Here you go: https://mega.nz/#F!Eih2FQJZ!pMarCR4gpJrb5hxFSoKpiQ. It has all of the music in the game (excluding cutscene music) and the music from dlcs are there as well. I didn’t balance the volume levels of the tracks so some of them may be quieter and others louder.

As I said before, the music is generally in a lower bitrate than the ones in OP’s download so use those.

Many, many thanks for the work you put in this, peacheslamb2098! You have just shared with us 13 hours of musical goodness! How cool is that?!

Here you go: https://mega.nz/#F!Eih2FQJZ!pMarCR4gpJrb5hxFSoKpiQ. It has all of the music in the game (excluding cutscene music) and the music from dlcs are there as well. I didn’t balance the volume levels of the tracks so some of them may be quieter and others louder.

As I said before, the music is generally in a lower bitrate than the ones in OP’s download so use those.

I wonder if there is a source somewhere online that would be helpful in tagging the correct artists/composers for these tracks? I know Civ V had a music credits site with most of the credits listed for the hundreds of songs in the game.

I wonder if there is a source somewhere online that would be helpful in tagging the correct artists/composers for these tracks? I know Civ V had a music credits site with most of the credits listed for the hundreds of songs in the game.There is no official source for the ambient music, just the main civ themes. Many of the improv tracks are just the musician playing and aren’t actually composed by either composer, and the ones with titles are folk songs from the respective civilizations. There are some that I haven’t found the sources for yet, so they still have generic titles like "Greek Ambient – Melody 1."

Here are the credits if you’re interested:
Composers: Christopher Tin, Geoff Knorr, Roland Rizzo, Tim Wynn
Atomic/Information Era Arrangements: Phil Boucher
Orchestras: Macedonian Symphonic, Prague FILMharmonic
Choir/Vocals: Capella SF, Kuhn Mixed Choir, Kyle du Preez, Massi Bambino, Sebastian Sala
Bass Viol, Vielle, Kemence: Niccolo Seligmann
Bansuri: Deepak Ram
Guzheng: Bing Xia
Oud, Ney, Kawala: Chakib Hilali
Qanun: Kylie Hilali
Banjo: Brad Kolodner
Fiddle: Patrick McAvinue
Cavaquinho: Kahil Nayton
7-string Guitar: Cesar Garabini
Bukkehorn: Sissel Morken Gullord
Balalaika: Andrei Saveliev
Sitar: Mathew Poovan
Tabla: Souvik Ghosh
Mandolin: Chris Reber
Dobro: Dave Hadley
Classical Guitar: Benjamin Beirs
Duduk, Hotchiku, Recorder, Bombarde, Pivava, Tenor Pivana, Schwegel, Occorsoflute, Kaval, Ciaramella, Bass Recorder, Bena, Erdklangfloete, Ocarina, Floyera, Doucaine, Tin Whistle: Sandro Friedrich
Shakuhachi: Ronnie Nyogetsu Reishin Seldin
South American Flutes: Roland Rizzo
9-String Golden Lyre of Erato: Geoff Knorr
Double Bass, Nyunganyunga, Mbira: Caleb Vaughn-Jones
Guitar: Joe Van Der Linden
Santur: Kazem Davoudian
Macedonian Woodwinds: Vasko Dukovski

Thanks

Amazing! Thank you so much!

Two new civs are out right?

Two new civs are out right?

Yeah, Indonesia and Khmer, and their themes are wonderful. I’ve updated the mega folder with the new music 🙂

Yeah, Indonesia and Khmer, and their themes are wonderful. I’ve updated the mega folder with the new music 🙂
Many thanks!

Many thanks for the updated files, peacheslamb2098!

Can’t wait to hear all the Rise & Fall music!

Sweet, been updating the megaupload page for a few days and just got the R&F music!

thanks

AW MAN, I wanted to find this for a good while, thank you so much!

Thanks

Any chance this will be updated for the Gathering Storm civs?