Resident Evil 5 Development 4-4

Kota Suzuki was the game's principal composer, with additional music by Hideki Okugawa, Akihiko Narita and Seiko Kobuchi.^[15] Suzuki said that the daytime setting of Resident Evil 5 did not significantly influence its score, although due to increased visibility it required the precise synchronisation of sound effects and on-screen action.^[18] The composer's electronic score includes 15 minutes of orchestral music, recorded at the Newman Scoring Stage of 20th Century Fox Studios in Los Angeles with the 103-piece Hollywood Studio Symphony. Additional orchestral music and the orchestral arrangements were by Wataru Hokoyama, who conducted the orchestra.^[23] Capcom recorded in Los Angeles because they wanted a Hollywood-style soundtrack to increase the game's cinematic value and global interest. Resident Evil 5‍‍ '​‍s soundtrack features an original theme song, composed by Kota Suzuki and sung by Oulimata Niang.^[24]