The setting sun cast a wash of brown and yellow hues into the sky. Unit J45s-889 pulled his distance
viewer up again but nothing had changed. The black hole fusion reactor was approaching critical mass at the same speed it had been for the last 56 days, only now it was down to 3 hours remaining. He tried to push his light bike up another notch and move faster, he had already maxed it out. He was burning heavy water at five times the normal rate. The bike would be ruined, but if he didn't get there sooner then the entire planet wouldn't be habitable by dinnertime.
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Showing posts with label brass. Show all posts
Showing posts with label brass. Show all posts
Saturday, June 1, 2013
Day 162: Epic
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brass,
epic,
film music,
free download,
orchestral,
sci-fi,
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the chronologists
Sunday, February 17, 2013
Day 58: Film Music
Film music is something I hold very near and dear to my heart. Actors on the screen are attempting to invoke an emotion, meanwhile the composer is attempting to do the same, but in a (usually) much more subtle manner. This is an example of a less subtle manner, but an example all the same.
I imagine two possible applications here:
1. The King approaches on his horse (slow motion), sword drawn, about to deliver the felling blow to our hero, who is down. Music ends after he dismounts and takes a few steps, bringing him inches away from the hero.
2. The aged, evil king is slowly making his way across the throne room, all eyes on him, his would-be successor watches and plots.
I imagine two possible applications here:
1. The King approaches on his horse (slow motion), sword drawn, about to deliver the felling blow to our hero, who is down. Music ends after he dismounts and takes a few steps, bringing him inches away from the hero.
2. The aged, evil king is slowly making his way across the throne room, all eyes on him, his would-be successor watches and plots.
Labels:
brass,
composition,
dark,
film music,
horns,
lo-fi
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