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From countdown to launch, situationally appropriate
background
music
plays through every step of the flight. For instance,
the Blue Danube
plays upon
reaching orbit a-la 2001.
Pre launch: Reflective, soul searching, longing.
Count down: Tense.
Launch: Adrenalin pumping, chase scene
music.
Reaching orbit: Majestic, beautiful.
Moon or Mars landing: Epic.
Not just for effect, the music could adjust adrenaline
levels of astronauts and support teams, lowering or
raising them as necessary. The example I found is a little
bombastic in parts, it would have to not be too
distracting. No cymbal crashes or anything.
Not finding a single example that's just right. I'll keep
looking.
This example isn't horrible.
https://www.youtube...watch?v=QHOX2WaSqiA
GIves the basic idea. [doctorremulac3, Mar 10 2018]
Your life could have a soundtrack
Life_20Soundtrack
[hippo, Mar 13 2018]
Or there could be a soundtrack to your life
Soundtrack_20to_20Your_20Life
[hippo, Mar 13 2018]
And in case something goes wrong...
https://www.youtube...watch?v=zRfmFdaBdyk
Hey, a little black humor never hurt anyone. [doctorremulac3, Mar 13 2018]
Can't take things too seriously eh?
https://imgur.com/gallery/vVkoPPU
[doctorremulac3, Mar 13 2018]
Fatal_20Auto_20Collision_20Song
[calum, Mar 13 2018]
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In a studio next to mission control, have John Williams and a full orchestra playing the mission theme music and maybe composing or varying the theme in real time. They could have a direct feed off the mission status displays. |
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Super Mario Bros. underground music would be
perfect for a lunar mission for some unexplainable
reason. |
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The Wrath of Khan has a pretty good track as well,
being I think the only Horner work on Star Trek. |
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"There's Klingons on the starboard bow, starboard
bow, starboard bow, there's Klingons on the
starboard bow, scrape them off, Jim!" |
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//From countdown to launch, situationally appropriate background music plays through every step of the flight// |
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...and they are all required to walk in slow motion. |
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//...and they are all required to walk in slow
motion.// |
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Is it ok to post somebody's idea if you give them full credit
for it? This should be a standard thing for all important
events. |
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I'm putting this idea up. I'm not sure if it's against the rules
so let's find out. |
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// Is it ok to post somebody's idea if you give them full credit for it? // |
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Yes. As long as inspiration, content, or other Prior Art are fully acknowledged, it's not copying, plagiarism, or stealing. |
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Authors quote from other authors all the time. |
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It's only passing off someone else's work as your own that's naughty. |
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<wanders off to post "Two Cups Of Coffee" idea in the hope that no-one will notice> |
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I watched NASA TV for a while on cable. It was slow, but interesting. I think a 30 second delay on the broadcast would give the AI time to customize techno music to go with the gradual stuff going on. |
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Also
- the whole of Apollo: Atmospheres and Soundtracks
- War Of The Worlds by Dark Comedy
- Spacelab by Kraftwerk
- Music of the Spheres" / "Harmonices Mundi" by Laurie
Spiegel
iow there is already music related to space exploration both
in (a) actual music associated with actual acts of space
exploration and (b) music which is associated with space
exploration in a more imaginative sense. |
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How would this work in, for example, a Challenger
disaster situation? Would there be a sudden lurch in
tempo?
In principle the role of the orchestra
in this idea is not completely unlike the job of
cinema pianist in the days of silent movies, playing
along to the action, improvising a soundtrack while
looking at the action on the screen.
(Also,
see related links) |
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//How would this work in, for example, a
Challenger disaster situation? Would there be a sudden
lurch in tempo?// |
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They'd do that record scratch thing they used to do in
comedy movie trailers. |
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That's horrible, (slaps own wrist). Too soon? |
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Hey, I'm sure the brave astronauts we lost would have
laughed at that one. |
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They would probably chuckle. In that job, you quickly develop a very, very dark sense of humour. |
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It's the constant proximity of death that does it. |
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I'm only signing up for this if it includes the theme music for
Elite. |
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If so, memories of sweet 8 bit goodness. |
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The very same. It's now available (as Oolite) for Mac, and is
very authentic. |
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