For this workshop we had to create our own music to go over a scene. We were instructed to use garageband again to create the musical scores for our scene.
In this workshop i chose a scene from Incidious. I chose the scene as I thought I would be able to create some spooky music as it’s a scare scene from a horror movie. I felt like it would be me a challenger which it did and I enjoyed playing around with different instruments until I was able to find the perfect instrument and begin making my score.
For this we created our own music to put over a scene. We used garageband to create and record our own sounds that we thought fit our chosen scene. I used musical typing to make the music.
As i chose a horror film i wanted to have an eery, scary sort of sound. Once i played around a bit with the keyboard and i had a better understanding of how to use the musical typing, i then began searching for different instruments. Garage band have a whole range and endlessly supply of instruments. I had to incorporate the type of scene i was using as well as the mood i wanted to create, as i said before i wanted to have an eery, spooky sound. Once i had a little play i manage to find an instrument called the 'modulating synth organ' and these created exactly the kind of sound that i felt worked for this scene. I played around a bit and i created up a big suspense as there is a scare towards the end so i built up suspense until the scare which personally i thought worked really well.
In this workshop i chose a scene from Incidious. I chose the scene as I thought I would be able to create some spooky music as it’s a scare scene from a horror movie. I felt like it would be me a challenger which it did and I enjoyed playing around with different instruments until I was able to find the perfect instrument and begin making my score.
For this we created our own music to put over a scene. We used garageband to create and record our own sounds that we thought fit our chosen scene. I used musical typing to make the music.
As i chose a horror film i wanted to have an eery, scary sort of sound. Once i played around a bit with the keyboard and i had a better understanding of how to use the musical typing, i then began searching for different instruments. Garage band have a whole range and endlessly supply of instruments. I had to incorporate the type of scene i was using as well as the mood i wanted to create, as i said before i wanted to have an eery, spooky sound. Once i had a little play i manage to find an instrument called the 'modulating synth organ' and these created exactly the kind of sound that i felt worked for this scene. I played around a bit and i created up a big suspense as there is a scare towards the end so i built up suspense until the scare which personally i thought worked really well.
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