How to Make Music Sound Scary
So this video was meant to be a response to Now You See It's "Why Jump Scares Suck"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nXEF1lcW-oQ
When I first started this channel I never thought that it would get to the size that it did, let alone have this video almost big as big as Now You See It's. The whole idea was that I was trying to emphasize the importance of the music in these kinds of tense situations (like demonstrating how you can created a tense situation with music alone), which was something I didn't see anyone else talking about. I seriously never thought it would get this big, let alone ever even have the potential of stepping on his toes.
So even though he's an enormous channel, I think it still really needs to be said, go send him some love, and some extra views, and please let him know I'm sorry.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nXEF1lcW-oQ
Also, the whole idea of a high sound and low sound at the same time with empty space in between them actually comes from my Composition Professor from college, so big shout outs to him! (I'm not sure if he wants to be credited by name or not soo...)
Original Upload Date: August 26, 2016
With Halloween and the scary movie season coming up, I figured it'd be worth demonstrating how you can use music to really add to a tense scene.
Link to Five Nights at Freddy's Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=soZkoGtzU4Y
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