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You might think that
hiring Daft Punk is enough to make a film sound futuristic and "computery." But the makers of
Tron Legacy
actually faced the same tricky problem that the creators of the
original film did: how do you decide what an entirely virtual universe
set "inside" silicon computer chips should sound like? Go too natural,
and it won't immerse viewers in a unique world; skew too synthetic, and
the audience will laugh their way to the exits.
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You might think that hiring Daft Punk is enough to make a film sound futuristic and "computery." But the makers of Tron Legacy
actually faced the same tricky problem that the creators of the
original film did: how do you decide what an entirely virtual universe
set "inside" silicon computer chips should sound like? Go too natural,
and it won't immerse viewers in a unique world; skew too synthetic, and
the audience will laugh their way to the exits. More...
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