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Lachrymal is a piece of music composed for Resident Evil CODE:Veronica. It was first released as part of the BIOHAZARD CODE:Veronica ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK. It also appears in the expanded BIOHAZARD CODE:Veronica Complete ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK.
Music information
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Composition of all music for Resident Evil CODE:Veronica was handled by Nextech composers Takeshi Miura; Hijiri Anze and Sanae Kasahara, though it is uncertain who composed this track in particular.[2]
In-game usageEdit
It's used in the cutscene where Steve opens up to Claire about his family, following the previous cutscene.
SourcesEdit
- ↑ biohazard SOUND CHRONICLE BEST TRACK BOX. Spotify. Retrieved on 2019-07-22.
- ↑ Biohazard -Code: Veronica- Original Soundtrack. VGMDb. Retrieved on 2019-05-20.
| Preceded by Father | BIOHAZARD CODE:Veronica ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK 2000 | Succeeded by The Suspended Doll |
| Preceded by Father | BIOHAZARD CODE:Veronica Complete ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK, disk 1 2000 | Succeeded by The Suspended Doll |
| Preceded by Curiosity | BIOHAZARD CODE: Veronica Best Track Collection (part of the biohazard SOUND CHRONICLE) 2005 | Succeeded by The Suspended Doll |
| Preceded by Piano Roll | Ten Years of Resident Evil - The Official Soundtrack March 2007 | Succeeded by The Suspended Doll |
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