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The piece was composed for a promotional video I also sound designed, promoting a wooden stair design and construction company; wooden instruments were chosen to reflect the company’s craft in the melody.
The video presents a scene from the short feature Astronautti, directed by Topias Parkkonen. The audio player contains the full soundtrack, composed of five pieces. A continuous low-frequency tone links the first four, symbolizing the protagonist’s unresolved childhood trauma. In the final scene, where he finds emotional release through a girl he’s fallen in love with, the tone fades signifying his liberation.
Melodies and textures from various analog synthesizers were recorded directly into the sound editor, with minimal rehearsal or formal composition. The film played on-screen during recording, allowing the emotional tone of each scene to intuitively guide the music.
No MIDI sequencing was used, as there was no fixed tempo and all synthesizer audio was captured live. In post-production, the material was further processed and edited to better align with the film’s events. The result is an organic, expressive, and intuitively crafted score.
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Talvisoolo (Winter Solo) was composed for an acrobatic fire performer from Trio Taika, created in collaboration with Visa Oscar. The piece captures a dialogue between a fiery spirit and a world that freezes and thaws.
The track incorporates extensive icy textures – rhythms, ambiences, and melodies – some sourced directly from the Live Antarctic Stream of AWI.
It also features samples from the following Freesound contributors: Black_Boe, c97059890, Corsica_S, deer, Dynamicell, gelo_papas, laurent, scarbelly25, and soalicesays.
Compared to previous film sound projects where the soundtrack was created for an edited and silent video, the music for this piece was composed first. The final version took shape once the editors completed their work, guided ultimately by the wishes of Trio Taika.
The track uses samples from the following Freesound contributors: Batchku, Kostasvomvolos, Nosfoe, Scarbelly25, and Vitriolix.
Overtone flutes played by Antti Kero and Janne Särkelä.