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Trinarius
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 Posted: Wed Apr 27, 2005 5:57 pm Post subject: AIO Music |
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I don't know about you guys, but I'm a big fan of AIO music. To me, even if the writing falls short, the music makes up for it in a big way. Needless to say, if both the writing and music are good, I like the shows even more  !Do any of you have a favorite ep mainly because of the music? |
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Joey_Kid
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| Yeah I agree, the music does make a huge difference. Or however you spell that. I see your new, do you need a sig? Or an avatar? |
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Dave
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I also enjoy AIO's music, but, unlike you, it's really the writing that makes the episode, for the most part. It wouldn't matter if the music in an AIO show was the best I'd ever heard if the writing and acting (and, most importantly, the lesson) were forced. The music is very important to an episode, but it doesn't make the episode.
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hindenburg sticky notes
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| you know what song was awesome? the hippie guitar part that was behind connie when she read that poem in "sixities something". thats my all time favorite! |
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Jonathan
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| hindenburg sticky notes wrote: | | you know what song was awesome? the hippie guitar part that was behind connie when she read that poem in "sixities something". thats my all time favorite! |
It's not my favorite, but I also like it. While it's not the most outstanding music, the music in ...It Ended with a Handshake complimented the episode wonderfully. And DBD music was also good.
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Trinarius
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| Does anybody know how AIO sound designers create their music? I mean, do they use actual instruments or mix together sounds with a keyboard? I have no idea. |
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Londoner
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| Posted: Thu Apr 28, 2005 4:17 am Post subject: |
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| Yeah the music is great. |
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Joey_Kid
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I like Eugine when he plays the Ukel- Uaka- that instrament thing with strings that he plays. I'll try to spell it as best I can: Eukalayle. Anyway, I think it's cool.  |
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Trinarius
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| Posted: Thu Apr 28, 2005 3:20 pm Post subject: |
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| Hehe, the way you spell it is Ukelele or Ukulele, whichever you prefer |
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Dave
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| Trinarius wrote: | | Does anybody know how AIO sound designers create their music? I mean, do they use actual instruments or mix together sounds with a keyboard? I have no idea. |
Actually, the sound designers don't "design" the music. John Campbell, the composer on most of AIO's show, does the music. I believe he mixes sounds together on a keyboard for AIO, but on Radio Theatre he often uses real instruments. Then, a sound designer mixes the music into the show, along with the voice tracks and sound effects. It must be a lot of hard work!
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