4 COMPOSERS SCORE THE SAME SHOW ft. Virtual Riot, Christian Henson, Tori Letzler, Mark Hadley
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Andrew Huang challenges four composers — Tori Letzler, Mark Hadley, Christian Henson, and Virtual Riot — to write an original score for a sci-fi intro sequence without any initial direction, then reviews and compares their finished tracks.
From the video
Answers: How do four different film composers score the exact same sci-fi intro video?
- film scoring
- sci-fi soundtrack composition
- Logic Pro
- Ableton Live
- vocal processing
- synthesizer sound design
What it concludes
- Tori Letzler builds an ethereal and mysterious intro using vocal layering, pitch shifting, and heavy reverb with Random Hall.
- Mark Hadley structures his score by matching the picture's feeling, blending a prophet melody, trumpet, cello, and modular synths.
- Christian Henson gives his score a theme of space-time using pizzicato strings, female vocals, choir, and subtle delay left-overs.
- Virtual Riot approaches the score using unique sound design, glitchy effects, and atmospheric re-synthesized audio pads.
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