Sunday, 1 May 2011

Sound research

'Shadow' belongs to the fantasy genre. Fantasy movies generally use very dramatic, low, dark background music in order to create and build tension.

We went through some of the music that www.freeplaymusic.com had to offer, eventually deciding on 'Abandoned', as it had the feel we were looking for.

Here are some clips of some songs we considered:



Abandoned - yes

MC Mendelssohn Songs Without Words Opus - too depressing

Forever and Ever - too upbeat

MC Tchaikovsky 2 Chanson Triste - not the right mood

MC Tchaikovsky 3 Marche Funebre - too depressing

Apocalypse - too many drums - too rocky

Apocalypse Underscore - too rocky

Cutting Through - too rocky

Monster Masquerade - too rocky

Phineas Underscore - too many drums

The Guild Settlement - too depressing

Rebound - too upbeat

Xenon Lights - too upbeat

Lightning Steps - too noticeable

Pathfinder - too boring

Waves Are Coming - too boring

Coral Reef - too sci-fi

Beethoven Piano Sonata 12 - too depressing

Symphony 3 Eroica - too depressing

Complex Sequence - too upbeat

Oh Cruel Fate - too upbeat

Dot Dash - boring

Apeture Set - boring

Six Frames Missing - too dark

Abbey Road Double - too boring

Paregoric - too boring

Portent - too boring

Rue Christine Pluie - too boring

Soul Implode - too busy

Milli - too war-film-esque

Soldiers And Pilgrims - too battle-fied

Bach Brandenburg Concerto 3 - too fast

High Ground - sounds too much like Jaws

The Open Plains - too wild west

Heirloom - too happy

Chameleon Waltz - sounds like Poirot

Of The Moment Vocal - too poppy

Melodic Atmosphere - too vibrant

Beautiful New World - sounds like The Lion King

Invisibility - sounds like a fairytale

Safe Passage - too happy

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