Meet the Composers: Sean Murray

The composer of Call of Duty: Black Ops goes in depth about his composition process, his favorite composers, and the smell of an old guitar.

By Tyler Winegarner on April 5, 2011 at 1:13PM PDT

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tetrissanity

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is it me or is he playing with his chair or maybe the cameraman is not tilting his camera properly

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organbank

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So Sean it must of been a real streach to compose the score for a game whose single player lasts five minutes.

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WaW's music was probably my favorite. I loved the dark, gritty music that played during the Russian campaign. In both WaW and BO, I am obsessed with the background music in multi-player. My all time favorite is the Spawn Tension theme that played on some of the Red Army vs. Nazi maps. This is the one I'm talking about ==> << LINK REMOVED >>

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"She was sixteen, I was ten." What a player lol.

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