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Here's the new music for FFXIV Patch 4.5: A Requiem for Heroes. There's 25 tracks in total, however all but 8 of them are songs that were used in either Final Fantasy Tactics (used in the new Orbonne Monastery raid) or from Final Fantasy XI. (unknown where they're used yet, speculated to maybe be used in the new Eureka zone releasing later)
The new tracks include:
- 2 unnamed tracks - They sound like fanfares for winning and losing. The theme has a chocobo sound to it, but they are introducing a new mini-game (Mahjong) so it remains to be seen if those tunes are for that, or if they snuck in some new tunes for chocobo racing.
- 'A Man Consumed' - Listed in the data files to come from Orbonne Monastery, (the new 24 man raid) but it sounds like an original track not common to FFT.
- 'A Pall Most Murderous' - New song for the Ghimlyt Dark dungeon.
- 'Doman Distractions' - New song, unsure of its origins yet.
- 'From the Dragon's Wake' - New song for Seiryuu.
- 'Oblivion (GUNN Vocals)' - An alternative version of Oblivion with different vocals. (Shiva's theme)
- 'bgm_orch_254' - An unnamed track that was used during the Starlight Celebration. It is the choral track used during the mini-game. (This track was actually pre-4.5, but I didn't do any song ripping for sub patches between 4.4 and 4.5)
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They also appeared to bring back some tracks from 1.0 ('Horizon's Calling', 'Imperium', 'Nail of the Heavens') but I'm unsure as of where they're going to use those yet.
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