This part is another great example of sounds being a key factor in the immersion. Watery droplet sounds as the ground below is flooded with electrified water. A peaceful pause from the combine but still a cool platform piece.

The Half-Life 2 soundtrack was composed by Kelly Bailey. It is an amalgamation of newly-composed music and several cues from Bailey's previous work on Half-Life. Most, if not all, of the tracks were named by Marc Laidlaw.

The limited edition Half-Life 2 "Gold" package included, among other exclusive extras, a CD soundtrack. Although the CD contains several exclusive tracks, it does not include all of the music heard in the game. Using an appropriate program, it is possible to extract all audio tracks heard in-game from the hl2_sound_misc_dir.vpk archive file. The soundtrack (save the CD versions of tracks 1 and 34) was also included in the game directory of both the full and demo Audiosurf releases on Steam. On September 24, 2014, the soundtrack was made available as free DLC to all owners of the game on Steam.

Audio Specs
     Sample Rate:        44KHz
     Channels:              2 (Stereo)
     Bits Per Sample:   16
     Average Bitrate:   320kbps

Half-Life 2

Biozeminade Fragment

Something Secret Steers Us

Tau-9

Escape Array

Dirac Shore

Half-Life 2 Soundtrack

(Half-Life 2) Neutrino Trap

(Half-Life 2) Zero Point Energy Field

(Half-Life 2) Xen Relay

Half-Life 2: Episode One (Original Soundtrack)

Combine Advisory

Eine Kleiner Elevatormuzik

Half-Life 2: Episode Two (Original Soundtrack)

Inhuman Frequency

Dirac Shore

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