This makes the music feel like it is pushing ahead while seeming to rotate or turn around. What the composer does is change the feel of the downbeat. Starting about 1 minute and 12 seconds into the song you will hear a musical technique that helps to keep a song interesting without being obvious. The digitizing of the model sounds simple, but there is much that has to be done before digitized artwork can be used. The sketch is then either transferred into computer art by hand or it is made into a model which is then digitized. This song was inspired by watching Adrian Carmack, the lead artist at id Software, while he was touching up the artwork on the Spider Boss in Doom. As it turns out, John Romero who placed all of the songs on the levels decided it was a perfect song for the first level. I heard it as being on a level that went by real fast. This song was one of the first of its type that I wrote.

Thinking that this would be the case, I had also roughed out a lot of ambient moody background music, much of which ended up in the game.

As the game came together, the guys at id saw that this type of music was not appropriate for many of the levels in DOOM. This was before any level design and was before most of the artwork had been created. I did not think that this type of music would be appropriate throughout the game, but I roughed out several original songs and also created MIDI sequences of some cover material.

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