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Blade Runner 2049 Soundtrack: Engine Noise Loop
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- Опубліковано 19 лис 2017
- (Not the Original)
A loop of (Flight to LADP) Track with looped engine noise.
Since i couldn't find it anywhere and many others were searching i made a mix myself. Enjoy and subscribe :)
![Blade Runner 2049 Sea Wall [edit] (soft)](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/SbAVp68s_gA/mqdefault.jpg)
these scenes kicked my ass in dolby cinema
Vqr i have never had a sound make me feel more emotions then that one
This interlinked my cells
Within one stem
Interlinked
And dreadfully distinct
@@MadArtMart interlinked…
.,within cells interlinked
Listen to this while you walking outside, makes you feel like living in a futuristic dystopian city
We have the all the social conditions already without the cool tech.
@@parsifal9251 that makes us even more miserable then lol
Its cause you are.
Are you living in a big city? You are already living in a dystopia.
we already are
When I heard this in the cinema, I thought it was wonderful. Very Vangelis-esque
The theatre shook every time. So fucking glad I saw this at the cinema
i missed it :(
same
I saw it a theater in Tokyo on a super rainy evening. It was incredible.
I saw BR 2049 4X in the cinema. The only movie to have watched over 3X in my life on the big screen. Well worth the money spent. Doubt there will be another movie I'll honor this way again.
the way they designed the car's engine sound is so awesome. when i was watching it in the cinema theater, it almost sounded like the speakers were a bit broken, due to the way the bass(i believe) was designed and played
ItsLlew . .........apparently its a “woomera” ...it’s an Australian indigenous device for communicating long distances. It’s a piece of shaped wood on the end of a string and you swing it around your head. Google it.
ItsLlew ...sorry it’s called a bull roarer!
it sounds awesome though
Lluvik it’s so cool tbh, reminds me of a fast loud jet from 2100
They put a subwoofer in the back of a van and recorded the ambience
Turns out the "Motorcycle" sound that was thought to be a Bullroarer, was in fact a male choir (but I think it's supposed to mimic a Bullroarer, according to another interview). Here's the interview:
WALLFISCH: (Laughs) Ah. That’s actually Denis’ idea. We called it a motorcycle after we made it. It’s actually a crazy process of sound distortion. We started out with a male choir which we heavily saturated, granulated, put through a filter LFO, octavers, and then fed all that to a pitch altering module with a random LFO moving the pitch all over the place in an unpredictable way. It’s part of the sonic anarchy in the score. Something Denis said from the very beginning was the score needed to have a punk attitude. He reminded us of that in almost every meeting. So this motorcycle sound was definitely a strong allusion to that.
I heard a very similar sound in a New York parking garage. The sound of wheels going over a metal grate.
What I love about that sound is it mimics the sound of a mass ejection of a high density plasma under heavy compression. So I like to think of it being the sound of their power plants discharging build up of plasma streams
"Don't you know what i am?"
"Yeah...a guy eating rice"
jhonnyDARK11 Rice.
Rice
jhonnyDARK11 Rice
Rice
Rice
Engine sound starts at 1:04
Alguien tenga solo el sonido del motor con efecto, please
No habla mexicanos 🤡
@@joelmerinococa9751 there's a video on Benjamin Howell's channel that has a pretty great re-creation of it.
one of the greatest films i ever seen, a masterpiece. hope they make a another one
This is my kind of ASMR
I want this but 10 hours. For my edgy night walks/drives.
I can already see the miatas doing doughnuts and banging the rev limiter
Joseph Patrizio fuck yes
11/8 what a sick groove
0:42 - Anyone else getting terminator vibes?
"drums, drums in the deep ..."
The chick from this scene is gonna be in the next terminator so I guess that fits.
Had massive goose bumps in the cinema to this song, flying into the city.
Incredibly grateful to have a sound bar since I didn't see it in theaters.
FINALLY
This song makes me kind of euphoric because it's a sound coming from somewhere
Can’t believe this movie bombed at the box office. What is the world coming to...
Charlie Woodward To be fair, so did the original Blade Runner. And now it’s considered one of the greatest and most iconic sci-fi films in history. 2049 will be no exception come in time.
@@codyerickson3550 the plot in 2049 was rather odd I finished the movie a bit lost, for a while I thought the girl joe strangles was on the good side untill she Bruce Lee'd him
Jack Poole how tf did you come to that conclusion?
@@hentai6582 because she also whent against the people he happened to do the same to. It was a bit of a strange movie if I'm honest
and it sounds so cyberpunk
Slight error in the description - it's 'Flight to LAPD'.
Much appreciated!
The engine sound brings me places.
Well I remember a composition teacher calling music like this (pornophonic) because it is achieved not through composition/musical architectural considerations but through electronic sorority manipulations and musique concrete. Just sayin. Hey I like it and I get that other point of view as valid.
paxwallacejazz (not disagreeing with you btw, just using your comment as a springboard) it’s definitely more ambient than your typical soundtrack, but imo the job of a film score should be to support and elevate the visual, thematic, and dramatic elements of the movie. A LOT of the stuff out there may be more melodic/“traditional” but it creates no atmosphere, provides no memorable/unique tone to the film, plays it safe, and contains little to no emotional hooks.
I’ll take a simplistic, ambient, brutal, haunting, bombastic score that pulls you into the world and the emotions of the characters and gives you an aural thrill ride over some bland Marvel shit any day.
sounds like your teacher is a bit of a dinosaur
'electronic sorority manipulations' what the hell is that?!
The engine sounded like a airplane or something
It's actually an instrument called a bullroarer.
@@AbsurdRedLight thanks
It's actually a male choir, which I thought was a bullroarer until this interview:
WALLFISCH: (Laughs) Ah. That’s actually Denis’ idea. We called it a motorcycle after we made it. It’s actually a crazy process of sound distortion. We started out with a male choir which we heavily saturated, granulated, put through a filter LFO, octavers, and then fed all that to a pitch altering module with a random LFO moving the pitch all over the place in an unpredictable way. It’s part of the sonic anarchy in the score. Something Denis said from the very beginning was the score needed to have a punk attitude. He reminded us of that in almost every meeting. So this motorcycle sound was definitely a strong allusion to that.
I think one day our cars will look like K’s. The Polaris Slingshot looks a lot like it already.
1:02 Some future a-hole installed "Bull Runners" on their 2045 Honda Spinner's hover exhaust pipes to get louder. It's not a blade runner city without it.
Love you jake
thanks
Need a seamless long version.
Can you make it longer?
That’s what she said :(
Hey, thanks for this! I look forward to seeing more of your video projects! You just earned a new subscriber! :)
I LOOOOOOVE THIIIIIIS
Coolest sound ever
badass
so good
Thank you!!
It’s not an engine! It’s a bull roarer! It’s used by the indigenous people in Australia. Look it up.
Wow superb, thanks for the reference 👍, it sounded amazing
It was meant to sound like an engine
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I thought that too... until this interview.
WALLFISCH: (Laughs) Ah. That’s actually Denis’ idea. We called it a motorcycle after we made it. It’s actually a crazy process of sound distortion. We started out with a male choir which we heavily saturated, granulated, put through a filter LFO, octavers, and then fed all that to a pitch altering module with a random LFO moving the pitch all over the place in an unpredictable way. It’s part of the sonic anarchy in the score. Something Denis said from the very beginning was the score needed to have a punk attitude. He reminded us of that in almost every meeting. So this motorcycle sound was definitely a strong allusion to that."
(but I think it's supposed to mimic a Bullroarer, according to another interview)
@@MadArtMartyou think it is actually just a bullroarer and they had to say that due to cultural appropriation?
1:03
spooky
this shi got the water out of my phone.
you should have used another sci-fic image from film.
Why? It’s the scene where the engine sounds
The chord played in the brothel shot was so memorable. Does anyone know where I can find it?
This sound is produced by a bullroarer.
1:02 - That's actually a bullroarer, a neolithic European instrument (most commonly misattributed to Australian aboriginies, who in fact did not have leather working, hide working, nor cordage making thus could not have had the instrument prior to European contact - sadly this reality is now 'racist' and no longer taught post 2015 and an alternate reality is being taught (just as most people are unaware American indians never had iron or any metal, thus never had axes, never had longbows only short flat bows good only for small game hunting, never had leatherworking (they may have had hide working though) and never thought to ride a horse, plant a seed, or cultivate cattle - again something that is now retconned)) the instrument consists of a rhomboidal shaped piece of wood swung on a piece of twine. It makes a strange sound like that. This has obviously been altered digitally, but this is absolutely the source of the noise.
Very interesting trivia.
That's a motorcycle sound?
What noise is that? It sounds like a modded Lamborghini going through a tunnel
Nice try
VRUUUM VRUUUUM