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Inside The Score To Zach Snyder’s Justice League With Junkie XL

In this video, he breaks down the track ‘The Crew at Warpower’, looking at orchestration, sound design, theme writing, character development, his plug-in choices and more.… Read More Inside The Score To Zach Snyder’s Justice League With Junkie XL

March 20, 2021March 21, 202115 Comments

Nosferatu (1922) Gets An Analog Synth Soundtrack

Synthesist John Wilson, aka Dieters Monkey, created an original analog synth soundtrack for the classic silent film Nosferatu.… Read More Nosferatu (1922) Gets An Analog Synth Soundtrack

October 31, 202011 Comments

Mondo Announces Mongo ‘Mando’ Box Set

It’s $200, over the top and limited to 3,500 units. But for hardcore fans of the series, this is the way.… Read More Mondo Announces Mongo ‘Mando’ Box Set

August 26, 202011 Comments

‘Quarantine’ (From The First Man Soundtrack) On Theremin

Thereminist Randy George shared this live performance of Quarantine, from the Justin Hurwitz score for the film First Man.… Read More ‘Quarantine’ (From The First Man Soundtrack) On Theremin

March 22, 2020March 22, 20207 Comments

Electric Wave Takes Surf Cinematography To A New Level

Electric Wave is a short film that celebrates the art of surfing.… Read More Electric Wave Takes Surf Cinematography To A New Level

March 16, 20201 Comment

The Terminator Theme On Korg Minilogue

This version features a minimal setup, based around the Korg Minilogue.… Read More The Terminator Theme On Korg Minilogue

October 27, 201911 Comments

Scoring ‘Chernobyl’ Using The Sounds Of A Power Plant

Composer Hildur Guðnadóttir explains her unique process of creating the score for the HBO mini-series Chernobyl.… Read More Scoring ‘Chernobyl’ Using The Sounds Of A Power Plant

June 1, 20193 Comments

Tom Holkenborg (Junkie XL) On Why He Loves Synthesizers

In this short clip, Tom Holkenborg (Junkie XL) shares how he fell in love with synths, amassed a huge collection of vintage gear and, along the way, got in trouble at school for freaking out his classmates.… Read More Tom Holkenborg (Junkie XL) On Why He Loves Synthesizers

April 10, 20196 Comments

Creating The Score For Apollo 11, With Composer Matt Morton

This video, by TIFF Originals, features composer Matt Morton discussing the process behind his soundtrack to the new documentary Apollo 11. … Read More Creating The Score For Apollo 11, With Composer Matt Morton

April 5, 20191 Comment

Tom Holkenborg’s SCORE Academy Offers Real-World Training For Film Composers

The program will offer two students a free, year-long program that’s designed to “raise students skill sets to the highest level in all aspects of scoring, sound design programming, music production, music technology and film music business.”… Read More Tom Holkenborg’s SCORE Academy Offers Real-World Training For Film Composers

March 31, 2019March 31, 20194 Comments

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