Control Resonant composer used Dylan's 'involuntary hero' backstory and his 'dysfunctional' relationship with Hedron to inform him of the soundtrack, which offered 'a whole dimension' for the score
- Control Resonant composer Petri Alanko tells TechRadar Gaming how he approached the game's musical aesthetic
- He says "human vocals" and the "significant" relationship between Dylan and Hedron helped inform his writing
- Alanko says Dylan being an "involuntary hero" provided "a lot of writing material"
Control Resonant composer Petri Alanko has shared how the game's new setting and the relationship between protagonist Dylan and antagonist Hedron informed the soundtrack.
"Usually, it’s the scenery that hits best, and how the main character is related to the scenery, be that a connection or a disconnection," Alanko told TechRadar Gaming in an interview when asked about his design process. "It’s interesting, as there also are no rules whatsoever; again it’s a classic case of 'Hey, I think THAT would make you think this…'
"It’s basically psychological to an extent, really. Trying to play with your brain first, and later on with the player’s brain."
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