I want you to decide this time

[VenusHeadTrap]

You will get to vote for the song I will be basing a Sasuke 26 Trailer on for VenusHeadTrap2, blipTV and download.

Deciding

It is essential that you hear each song at least twice. From beginning to end works best but be my guest at how you go about it.

Much like a Mountain Dew flavor contest you should probably try em all first. a Song takes more time to fully understand and beverages take, what, 2 seconds after tasting? Unlike that though, this will be entertainment for free.

It's imperative that the thumbnails of these videos don't distract you. They should not make you feel like there's no way this could ever sound good played underneath Sasuke 25 footage (because I can make them fit.)

This is all about how much the song makes me (or you) think and how it's given me (or you) ideas for what could be done with Sasuke put over it. You have to feel the spirit of Sasuke, the well known competitors or even the American representatives and the trial men, all through the tempo and sound of these choices.

I'm begging you to listen to all carefully, it's the song I will be putting a lot of work over.

Also I better thank anyone big time for taking time to listen to music you don't know much about and cast a vote respectfully. It will be very fun hearing from you.

Voting

Each Source Music piece (meaning they're all from something) falls heavily under a particular genre. but it will be balanced out with small samples of other genres (and perhaps breaks in between) so it isn't a "Techno overdose" "Choir fest" or a video for "Metal heads"

"Streets" by Graeme Norgate


"Bare Island" by Hans Zimmer


"Psycho Section" by Jesper Kyd


Trust me, any of them can work.

Poll will lock on the 4th of July.

the Winning piece

will play a huge part in the video but will not be played in its entirety. Almost never do I involve a whole song all the way through but you may be surprised by how it's arranged instead.

You don't actually know if I prefer one of these the most, if one of them I like the least, or if I couldn't decide so I let you..

haha it isn't such a big deal anyway.

<---the Man with the vids, but alas no training for this kind of thing, as in getting the chance for the real course Guess we all just gotta do our own part that we are best at.

[chackpop]

Hans Zimmer all the way

[artyfowljr]

Hans Zimmer, absolutely. It's just Epic.

[YoDaUO]

Hans Zimmer was my vote. It fits better with Sauske then the other 2.

[yamfriend]

IMO, Hans Zimmer is the best one. Graeme Norgate seems too joyful and upbeat of a tune for Sasuke, and Jesper Kyd is going at too fast of a tempo/rhythm (though this would be my 2nd choice for a Sasuke video of the 3 of them). Regardless, they're all pretty good themes in general. In fact, my 3rd choice (Graeme Norgate) is IMO the best when not relating to a Sasuke video, but just for free listening. ;D

[Deleted]

No Lil' Wayne???

Thread fails.

[Anshin]

I listen to all three of them quite often, as they're some of my favorite composers; but it still, hands down comes to Hans Zimmer.

I mean, Jesper Kyd is also an amazing composer, especially his work on Freedom Fighters and Assassin's Creed, but it's hard to compete with a film composer that owns his own production company.

[VenusHeadTrap]

Jun 1, 2010 17:18:54 GMT -5 yamfriend said:

IMO, Hans Zimmer is the best one. Graeme Norgate seems too joyful and upbeat of a tune for Sasuke, and Jesper Kyd is going at too fast of a tempo/rhythm (though this would be my 2nd choice for a Sasuke video of the 3 of them). Regardless, they're all pretty good themes in general. In fact, my 3rd choice (Graeme Norgate) is IMO the best when not relating to a Sasuke video, but just for free listening. ;D

After doing a little more visualizing of the Sasuke opening titles and course, Zimmer's does seem like a fitting one so you would all be right about it. Zimmer's work is more traditional and he did kind of compose the Dark Knight, a film with a main title that's so overused in fan made trailers.

Yam brings up an accurate point about how fast the Jesper Kyd electronic piece goes, but I could use that to something great in an editing frenzy (not ones that hurt the eyes.)

and yes I like the Norgate one just for free listening too I don't think it's too upbeat, you need some of that spirit when ending a trailer.

Jun 1, 2010 22:33:49 GMT -5 @jpjuice23 said:

No Lil' Wayne???

Thread fails.

;D

Jun 2, 2010 0:41:38 GMT -5 Anshin said:

I listen to all three of them quite often, as they're some of my favorite composers; but it still, hands down comes to Hans Zimmer.

I mean, Jesper Kyd is also an amazing composer, especially his work on Freedom Fighters and Assassin's Creed, but it's hard to compete with a film composer that owns his own production company.

and deserves his own company and I think you've got him covered. Again, Zimmer, traditional, so I think I'll be using his stuff based on the crowd here.

Granted each of these artists has done well. Graeme Norgate is actually one of the best game music composers alive I once read, as well as Kyd who has gained loads of karma after Assassin's Creed and a couple others.