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'I have no lack of inspiration from the amazing gameplay itself' — Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 composer says Infinity Ward's sound team were a 'huge creative influence' on the soundtrack and 'integral in shaping the overall vibe'

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 composer Jason Graves has attributed the gameplay and the Infinity Ward sound team for helping to inspire the multiplayer score.

'I have no lack of inspiration from the amazing gameplay itself' — Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 composer says Infinity Ward's sound team were a 'huge creative influence' on the soundtrack and 'integral in shaping the overall vibe'

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 composer Jason Graves has shared insights into the inspiration behind the game's soundtrack. He emphasized the significant impact of the gameplay and Infinity Ward's sound team on the project. During a TechRadar Gaming interview, Graves stated, "Fortunately, I have no lack of inspiration from the amazing gameplay itself."

When asked about the creative process, he highlighted the substantial influence of Infinity Ward's audio director, Stephen Miller, and the music team led by Jonathan Mayer. The sound team was integral in shaping the overall vibe and providing the necessary resources for Graves to express his creativity. Graves, known for his work on various games and movies, stressed that the soundtrack's development is a collaborative effort, often spanning several years.

He explained that he doesn't reference previous Modern Warfare soundtracks, except for a subtle vibe inspiration from the original Modern Warfare 2. However, he is cautious not to draw too many specific influences from past projects. Graves emphasized the importance of working closely with other creative individuals, particularly in a project as extensive as Modern Warfare 4.

The game, known for its exceptional campaign and multiplayer experience, is currently available for players to enjoy.

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