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Not sure if this has been posted, but Powell sometimes posts videos of his Logic Pro sequencing of tracks on Apple Music. Here's Flying with Chewie:
https://itunes.apple.com/us/post/sa.af3f4990-9684-11e8-a49d-ba4096410852
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David Arnold ripped off the first example from Syriana
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I don’t see any controversial opinions in this thread. Weak.
“The Sand Pebbles is not my thing.” Ooohh so edgy.
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Let's keep this on track boys.
MORE COLLUSIVE MUSIC PLS.
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10 hours ago, TGP said:
Collusion!
Baseless accusations! Fake news!
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1 minute ago, karelm said:
Aside from being a very fine/disturbing documentary, the score is excellent in a 1950's soviet esque sci-fi b movie way.
Listen to the whole thing, damn you!
I'm saving these for grey autumnal days! This also sounds excellent. I will hoard it for the winter.
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By the way, I do not just take, War and Peace by Martin Phipps has got a pretty neat theme:
4 minutes ago, karelm said:Definitely check out Chris Willis' "The Death of Stalin". Excellent Soviet style soundtrack.
Initial scrubbing through: EXCELLENT!
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Autumn is coming. I need more recommendations y'all.
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Kramer, or whatever the hell his name is, the guy who only writes orchestral spy scores had some of the most satisfying and punchy soundscapes in orchestral history in the last film.
Budget Zimmer over here can’t get it up. Lesson learned: if you want Zimmer, hire Zimmer.
On 7/30/2018 at 4:46 AM, Nick Parker said:His brother.
Hopefully he doesn’t also listen to music on laptop speakers.
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I’m amazed at how flaccid this music sounds. It’s anemic by the standards of modern film music. There’s no satisfying bite or punch. The massive sound is rather mellow. No attack. Unsatisfying.
2/10. At least get a real modern composer if you want a real modern score.
The Savas brothers rates this higher than Powell’s Star Wars?!? It’s a good thing I’m not a visitor of their site.
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Ford's Theme:
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The track “Westworld” on the season 2 soundtrack is nice.
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8 hours ago, Nick Parker said:
Your wife doesn't like your rules about not listening to music when doing other activities?
You never had a serious woman in your life have you?
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1 hour ago, Nick1066 said:
Has anyone tried the Jabra Elite 65t? I love my AirPods, but the open design lets in a lot of outside noise and they’re almost useless in loud environments unless I crank them to max. Looking for something in ear with some noise isolation.
My wife uses the BeatsX at the gym. I haven’t tried them myself. But they have almost the convenience of the AirPods (use the same Apple W1 chip).
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Blume Score: 100%
Sublime.
That is all, to say, really. Going off the beaten path to share music by one of my favorite artists, Ben Lukas Boysen (aka Hecq). If you want to be moved by music at some primordial level, this is it. Turn out the lights, put on your headphones, and press play. I imagine "Sleeper Beats Theme" is the music that plays as we all inevitably die.
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2 hours ago, Alexcremers said:
These are like the AKG K702 but with shrill highs. Cymbals will make your ears bleed.
I like them for for video games though.
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No opinion on IEMs since I don’t use them!
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6 hours ago, publicist said:
Why is this in a Nemesis-thread?
The meditative quietness of this thread > the shit show that is General Discussions.
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2 minutes ago, Stefancos said:
My government feeds me!
Better to starve free than live a slave!
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6 minutes ago, Koray Savas said:
Extremely slight ringing in both ears when in complete silence. Not sure what that would be classified as.
Tough to tell. At least a little hearing damage.
Mine is just getting loud enough that it gets annoying if I wake up at 3:00 AM in the morning. Sounds like a TV is on. Incidentally, I can no longer hear a TV that's turned on...
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Sounds like you need one of these: https://www.soundandvision.com/content/eminent-technology-trw-17-rotary-subwoofer
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Aren't all people living under European socialism? "Let us join hands and be miserable together!"
Headphones
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I don’t really look at specs other than to determine power requirements.
Only way to realize a good pair of headphones is to put them on and see if they work for you. Trial and error.