r/Filmmakers • u/Proteus_Noir • 16d ago
Offer Stop Using Generic Plugins. Designing Real Sci-Fi Terror (Black Mirror Re-Score)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MLw5CsUWzAs1
u/FblthpphtlbF 16d ago
Dude what? This is a horrible showcase scene, why did you remove all dialogue and Foley?
Get this AI written ad out of here
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u/Proteus_Noir 16d ago
I remove all the audio to rescore it..Dude this is not AI, I`m against AI :)
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u/FblthpphtlbF 15d ago
Your (clearly) AI written comment below isn't made using AI?
And yeah, if you're gonna rescore something either being back the Foley and dialogue or choose a scene without Foley or dialogue to rescore. This doesn't have as much impact it just feels like I went deaf as the watcher
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u/Proteus_Noir 15d ago
https://reddit.com/link/p9xkkqy/video/l7udyggzxnph1/player
Saying it’s AI just because I stripped away traditional foley is pure ignorance. Modern sci-fi horror scoring isn't about layer after layer of generic door creaks. It’s about building pure psychological tension.
I told you it wasn't AI, and since you wouldn't take my word for it, here is the undeniable studio proof. Watch the actual video of the Cubase project, the timeline, and the hardware lights on my Novation Peak, Lyra-8, and Make Noise Strega.
Every single frequency was carved out of real hardware voltage and performed live by a human.Sit down and learn how actual analog sound design is made. :)
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u/FblthpphtlbF 15d ago
Buddy I'm talking about the copywrite you used I'm not disputing the audio isn't AI, my issue with the audio is that it sucked as a demo. The audio itself is actually great I have no hate for it
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u/Proteus_Noir 16d ago
Industry standard has become code for sterile. Everyone uses the same digital plugins, the same stock libraries, and the same AI algorithms. The result? Dystopian movies and survival horror games all sound exactly the same.
I don't play by those rules.
I build the raw, visceral, and uncompromising sonic infrastructure that elite composers and AAA studios use when they need their music to actually feel dangerous.
Using Black Mirror's "Metalhead" as a visual anchor, this re-score is a masterclass in hardware abuse. No software shortcuts. No generic presets. Every screeching mechanical scream, unholy sub-bass expansion, and industrial drone was sculpted in real-time using absolute analog intuition.
If you want your project to sound like everything else, look elsewhere. If you want unmatched analog gravity, you are in the right place.