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Chris
AdminEngineerFeb-16-2016 10:35 AMNice find Enoch! Great stuff, thanks for posting!
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Enoch333
MemberOvomorphFeb-16-2016 10:42 AMCan I edit my post (editorial)?
Whenever I try to edit, there is only a blank page...???
I would like to put this picture
instead of that random... I dont know how that random even appeard, because I uploaded picture I made...
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Chris
AdminEngineerFeb-16-2016 11:06 AMI see you added a second post, I've fixed the two and removed the duplicate. When posting, after you click "Publish Editorial", you should be taken to a page that asks you to upload your banner image. You shouldn't need to edit to add the banner, it should be available right away.
But, as for the blank page error, please send me a PM we'll get this sorted!
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G. H. (Gman)
AdminTrilobiteFeb-16-2016 11:51 AMI like HGW. I really do. His material in The Rock, the Metal Gear Solid games, Chronicles of Narnia, etc is grade-A music. But lately he's had a tendancy to underuse his themes--Which is where he excels. He comes up with really beautiful, fitting and sometimes groundbreaking, leading motifs and then doesn't do a lot with them. He's not much for giving his own genius variation which isn't very... welll... genius. I hope he changes course, not just for the sake of this film, but others he works on.
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Enoch333
MemberOvomorphFeb-16-2016 11:54 AMWell he spoke about that in interview... He never studied composition, only orchestration and all thing about music except composing... Two tracks that he did for Prometheus are phenomenal so, I think that he will be great...
I wrote all about music of Alien and what elements soundtrack for Alien needs to contain Prometheus 2 music?
So orchestral music with strong strings and brass, and some deep ominous chorus in background with some technical alterations (+bells and harps and electronic manipulation) is fine... and I like that kind of music similar to classic composers like Holst or Wagner, a bit like Sibelius... But Alien themes needs to be more with striking ominuous strings, horns, and electronic elements (and it needs to be spooky; quiet and loud at the same time)... with dissonant and polymorphic sounds... Music of Alien need that feeling of organic and mechanoid and corrupted yet perfect... that music needs to reflect fear in its pure form...
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Dark Nebula
StaffNeomorphFeb-16-2016 12:14 PMBrilliant.
I really like his track he composed for prometheus called Life.
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Chris
AdminEngineerFeb-16-2016 12:42 PMI'm with you guys, I think this is a great choice. Looking forward to hearing what he creates for Covenant!
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BigDave
MemberDeaconFeb-16-2016 2:07 PMThis is good news... nice find ;)
I think its a Logical Choice his tracks for Prometheus were Good and he has worked a lot with Ridley Scott.
Be interesting to see what kind of broad theme the track would be for Alien: Covenant
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G. H. (Gman)
AdminTrilobiteFeb-16-2016 3:02 PMI think it's a great choice in theory. But if continues to save his best pieces for opening and closing moments (again) it would be a real shame.
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sp_jockey
MemberOvomorphFeb-16-2016 7:48 PMCheck-out his soundtrack for X-Men Origins: Wolverine. Maybe the movie isn't that good, but the soundtrack sounds great and it's tone would probably fit well with adventure elements in Alien Covenant. I don't know about his previous work with elements of intense horror or suspense, though. Maybe someone can cite examples of his work in those areas?
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G. H. (Gman)
AdminTrilobiteFeb-16-2016 9:49 PMX-Men Origins: Wolverine is a primary example of what I'm talking about. Amazing main theme and uses it, what? Three times the entire movie? Four if we include the end credits?
Everything is fairly run of the mill in the score. Not bad necessarily, just not very memorable either.
For more suspence driven scores by him I recommend The Number 23, Blackhat and maybe The Equalizer to some extent.