ListMyCDs.com wrote > > I don't think soundtrack would be suitable for work type. Film composer > is composing for the film, not for the soundtrack. Soundtrack is an > audio recording including also dialogue and sound effects. > > There's big difference with a process for composing music for different > mediums. I see there huge difference how music for a film is being done > compared to music for a computer game. > > There might be a term suitable for all of these like "soundtrack score", > but I see no point for it. We aren't just having one "Classical" work > type for all Classical music, and don't see why there should be one type > for works composed for film, plays, musicals, ads, TV or games. > > I'm now proposing something for the film score. I'm editing this type of > works. Someone can make a proposal about game scores or other type of > scores, if there's really a need for a separate type for them. > > On 7.6.2012 23:57, SwissChris wrote: >> Isn't that covered by "soundtrack"? If not, what would be the difference >> between the two? And why use "film score" (which would ask for "TV >> score" and "game score" etc.) when "soundtrack" would cover all of them? > > _______________________________________________ > MusicBrainz-style mailing list > MusicBrainz-style@.musicbrainz > http://lists.musicbrainz.org/mailman/listinfo/musicbrainz-style >
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