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Detroit Become Human Makrus and Kara

Each Playable Character Has a Different Composer in Detroit: Become Human

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Detroit: Become Human will feature three playable characters who all act in very different and distinctive ways. To complement this, the team behind the game, Quantic Dream, decided to hire three composers, one for each of the three main characters.

It was recently explained in a post on the official PlayStation blog that, to really sell the tones associated with each playable character in Detroit: Become Human, different composers were tasked with writing the music for each of them. Kara, who is a more sympathetic android, has a score that is more emotional, focusing largely on string instruments, particularly the cello, which is composed by composer and cellist Philip Sheppard. Connor is more robotic and by the books, so his music is largely electronic and composed by Nima Fakhrara, who even created custom instruments for Connor’s score. Markus, who is the leader of the android revolution, needed a grand and epic soundtrack, so Daredevil and The Maze Runner composer John Paesano wrote an epic, orchestral soundtrack for him.

The three composers all worked individually to ensure uniqueness in each character’s musical tones, but also together so the overall tone of the world would be consistent. Detroit: Become Human launches on May 25 exclusively for the PlayStation 4.


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Dylan Siegler has a BA in Creative Writing from the University of Redlands. He has copy edited novels and short stories and is the editor of nearly all marketing materials for RoKo Marketing. In addition to his professional work, Dylan is also working on several of his own projects. Some of these projects include a novel that satirizes the very nature of novel writing as an art and a short film that parodies buddy cop movies. His short story “Day 3658,” a look into a future ten years into a zombie apocalypse, is being published in September of 2017 in Microcosm Publishing’s compilation Bikes in Space IV: Biketopia. His political satire "The Devil's Advocates" is currently available for free (the link to this story can be found on his Facebook page).