Maybe. Different music authors have different licensing terms. Most authors don't allow the music to be distributed separately from the game or media in which it is used, but some take it further and require the developers to take steps to protect their copyrighted material.argv wrote:Do the suppliers of this music ask you to encrypt the music in the game's data files?
If I may say so, you're looking at this the wrong way. This isn't about you and what you want to do with the music. This isn't about the developer and how they bundle the music. This is about the author of the music and how they want to go about protecting their work. You may not be happy about it, but you can't change it by badgering the developer. Take it up with the music's author.
Though you should be careful about how you approach the music's author, too, since you don't know the specific licensing terms under which BW obtained the music, or whether or not the music's author has full rights to their work (could be joint ownership or ownership of an employer), or if any other contracts on the author's side limit how they can distribute their work. There's a lot of potential factors that you're probably not aware of.