MTV: Music Generator 2

Moby ID: 37738

Released

May 2001 on PlayStation 2

Credits

104 people

Publishers

Codemasters Software Company Limited, The

Developers

Jester Interactive Publishing

Moby Score

7.3

#9,690 of 25.8K

Critics

74% (12)

Players

(5)

Review Ranking

#553 on PlayStation 2

Collected By

15 players

Genre: Simulation
Gameplay: Music / rhythm

ESRB Rating: Teen

Media Type: CD-ROM
Number of Offline Players: 1-4 Players

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Description

MTV: Music Generator 2 is the sequel to MTV: Music Generator and Music. Like the previous two games it provides the player with an environment to create his own music using samples, riffs, synthesizers and filters. It comes with 10,000 samples and 1200 riffs. Fourteen licensed tracks are included from bands such as Apollo 440, Funkmaster Flex, David Morales and Gorillaz. The game offers to create 3D visualisers to accompany the music.

Creating music consists of adding samples, changing and adding notes, creating chords with a virtual keyboard and add effects such as volume pan envelopes, reverberation and delays. Vocals can be added with a microphone and CDs can be sampled into new songs.

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Credits (PlayStation 2 version)

104 People (43 developers, 61 thanks) · View all

Credits	David Morales (appears courtesy of Def Mix Productions) Funkmaster Flex (appears courtesy of Franchise Records Inc.)
"Stop The Rock"	Performed by Apollo 440 Produced by @440 at Apollo Control.[www.apollo440.com] Written by Noko / Gray / Gray. Published by Reverb Music Ltd. Licensed courtesy of Sony Music Entertainment UK Ltd.
"Feelings"	performed by Bentley Rhythm Ace. Composed by R.March / M.Stokes and published by Universal / Island Music Ltd. Licensed courtesy of EMI Records Ltd.
"Give Me Your Love"	Cassandra Fox (written and performed by)
"Playing Games"	written and/or composed by Dano for Red Melon Records[San Francisco]
"Come Over"	Funkmaster Flex (performed by) Licensed courtesy of Franchise Records Inc.
"Dub Dumb"	as performed by Gorillaz with additional vocals from Sweetie Irie (P 2001) Sweetie Irie (appears courtesy of Middle Row Records.) Published by EMI Music Publishing Ltd. Licensed courtesy of EMI Records Ltd.
"Clint Eastwood"	as performed by Gorillaz [P 2001] Production Company: Passion Pictures. Jamie Hewlett (credited as JC Hewlett: Director) Peter Candeland (Animation Director) Tom Astor (Executive Producer) Andrew Ruhemann (Executive Producer)
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Critics

Average score: 74% (based on 12 ratings)

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Game added December 23, 2008. Last modified June 1, 2023.