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SKYLINE. A cinematic soundtrack test.

Well my creativity in all areas over the past few weeks has took a big hit.

Today I did some cinematic music and Alex suggested a video theme for it to see if it works.

This video download is the quick and dirty result of it.

Feedback if you like, or sit in silence.


https://drive.google.com/file/d/1OFFHT1QBQXH7ONMc9iab5arztzzJwMQe/view?usp=sharing

Comments

  • I really like that, good work

  • I like the music. The blurred fades between the takes sort of interrupt the flow to me.

    And the video does not seem to tell a full story about the events. It just ends and you

    ask yourself what was this about and what happened next. I assume it was some sort

    of recce flight though.

  • Thats the entire video clip I got. Im no video guy and its was just a proof of concept for the music. I think it would also suit a SciFi scene like something out of Blade runner.

  • Yeah, for sure works for some dreamy flight scenes and I agree that it suits sci-fi.

  • And I don't know anything about video transitions either but I did some searching

    and it certainly appears to be a form of art in itself.

    https://www.studiobinder.com/blog/types-of-editing-transitions-in-film/

  • Yes, the music could be a typical theme for Blade Runner. It tells the story of a dystopia. The music has this atmosphere of a big rainy city in the dark with lots of twinkling city lights like in the movie. The music is oppressive, holds a secret or a danger, but in the distance shows points of light for hope for the good.

    BTW, that is a cool link, Timi.

  • Fabulous. I think you have a future as a composer for videos/cinema music. I like it a lot!

    VooDoo

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