| Introduction Part 1 |
| Composer |
Paul Mudra |
| Released |
1990-??-?? |
| Title Origin |
Game Location |
| Loops |
No |
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Introduction Part 1 is the song that plays during the first part of the opening sequence to some ports of Eye of the Beholder.
Games
Note: The Sega CD and NEC PC-9801 versions of the game do not use this song.
Eye of the Beholder (DOS)
As stated above, the song plays during the first part of the opening cutscene to the game. Like Westwood Associates Logo, the DOS version also plays a PC Speaker and Tandy 3 Voice version of the song. The Tandy 3 Voice version seems to suffer a glitch in which the low G note at the beginning is changed to an A. This may be because of the Tandy's pitch limitations. Paul Mudra composed the music in AdLib Visual Composer using his own custom BNK file.
Eye of the Beholder (AMI)
The song plays as soon as the game starts up at the Westwood Associates Logo. However, it does not have its own song for it like the DOS version. Also, the song plays throughout the entire intro and does not have Introduction Part 2.
Eye of the Beholder (SNES)
The song plays during the first part of the opening cutscene, though it doesn't show the game's title beforehand. However, unlike the DOS version, both parts of the intro music are logged in a single SPC file whilst the DOS version plays two separate files. Also unlike the other versions, Paul Mudra didn't work on the game himself. Instead, Tatsuya Nishimura arranged Paul's compositions. It is unknown of Tatsuya had to learn the music by ear or if Paul gave him the ROL files for Visual Composer.
The SPC name is called "The Prophecy".
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