Hi, I've been working on tension cue's Am I on the right path. Please need some constructive feedback
It is called Restless moments on my soundcloud http://www.soundcloud.com/777rd
Thanks, for the listen and help
Ron
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Re: working on tension
Hey Ron -- This sounds good to me, but please know this is not my area of expertise whatsoever. I watched this video by Dave Kropf a while back that you may find helpful to add a few more interesting elements: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LpBm3PIMJTI Hope that helps, and nice work!
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Thanks will check out that video
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Re: working on tension
Sounds good, I've got a couple of recommendations.
* Automate a fade into the pulsing track for the first two measures of the intro, either with volume or with an High Pass filter
* End the track on the downbeat with one of the impact sounds you used early, to give a solid ending.
* When the piano comes in, drop the level of the main pulsing track a few dB, get it out of the way a little for the other elements.
* Try to find a place for an edit point.. have the music stop on the downbeat and ring out for a single measure, perhaps right before the impact at 1:07.
This sounds like a good crime tension underscore to me.
* Automate a fade into the pulsing track for the first two measures of the intro, either with volume or with an High Pass filter
* End the track on the downbeat with one of the impact sounds you used early, to give a solid ending.
* When the piano comes in, drop the level of the main pulsing track a few dB, get it out of the way a little for the other elements.
* Try to find a place for an edit point.. have the music stop on the downbeat and ring out for a single measure, perhaps right before the impact at 1:07.
This sounds like a good crime tension underscore to me.
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Re: working on tension
Thanks Paul,I have been watching your you tubes very helpful
Ron
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Chopin: "Simplicity is the highest goal, achievable when you have overcome all difficulties. After one has played a vast quantity of notes and more notes, it is simplicity that emerges as the crowning reward of art." http://www.ronschultz.org
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