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Re: Zimmer & friends pt 9h - TBTF 2017-19: World of Hans, Widows, Tom's 2018-19
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• Posted by: Edmund Meinerts   <Send E-Mail>
• Date: Thursday, February 2, 2023, at 7:07 a.m.
• IP Address: p57adc47e.dip0.t-ipconnect.de
• In Response to: Re: Zimmer & friends pt 9h - TBTF 2017-19: Wor... (JBlough)

> 1) The 'heaviness' I've referred to in several write-ups. Holkenborg had a
> tendency at the time towards abrasive, unison lower brass outbursts, not
> exactly Inception BWAMs but in the same sonic universe, especially
> as they were usually accompanied by some manipulation. Even as his scores
> started to feature more orchestral intricacy, this raw sound (to borrow
> his phrase) was still quite present in Mortal Engines. Some folks
> like it, but this stuff tends to wear me out over time - it's in your
> face, and a good way to cut through sound effects, but it also makes the
> music feel more lumbering than it should.

This is the biggest problem I continue to have with much of even Holkenborg's better scores. Those low (synth?) brass blasts are just so ugly and tiring on the ears.




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