This overall freedom offered to music composers gave video game music the equal footing with other popular music it had lacked. A musician could now, with no need to learn about programming or the game architecture itself, independently produce the music to their satisfaction. This flexibility would be exercised as popular mainstream musicians would be using their talents for video games specifically. An early example is "Way of the Warrior" on the 3DO, with music by White Zombie. A more well-known example is Trent Reznor's score for "Quake".