I played all the games growing up, including Outlaws by LucasArts. A pretty bad shooter actually, and could not live up to my favorites at the time. But the soundtrack sure could. One of the best of all time. One of the first games that used Mixed Mode CD, so you could listen to the music in a regular CD player. And I remember bringing it on camping trips to listen to. (I had a Rednex/western phase)

It was made in Fruityloops 3 with these VST instruments:

• Image-Line Plucked
• Image-Line Fruity DrumSynth Live
• Image-Line DX10
• Image-Line SimSynth Live
• Image-Line Wasp
• mda Vocoder

I have absolutely no memory of making this song what so ever. Listening through it I was even surprised to find out I added vocals to this. And looking through files it seems I recorded some lyrics and vocoded it using mda Vocoder. Also what a blast it was to go check out Fruityloops 3 again. Things were pretty basic back then.

The soundtrack for Outlaws was composed by Clint Bajakian, and released by LucasArts in 1997. An orchestra was used with authentic instruments which was uncommon for video game music at that time. The rear cover of the jewel-case listed the fifteen tracks of the soundtrack like any normal audio CD.