All Movie Trailers Sound The Same
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You guys should do a trailer, breaking all stereotypes, for your world tour.
hmm, that's gonna be a lot harder than just following the formula. would love to see their alternate take tho
Yes
I was gonna say the same
There's formula for a reason. Doing something completely different has a pretty high chance of ending up worse.
Please 😂
Love when Eddy goes full on analytical and Brett being his hypeman.
I love when Eddy gets analytical. I can speak that language.
Totally Eddy's video idea today xD
you commented twice
@spagetti absolutely illegal, jail her immediately
@@sragland314 how 💀
I studied film editing in uni for my minor and did trailers and I can confirm- there is a formula! There's a specific order for theatrical trailers (around 2.5 mins long)... for teasers (1 minute) the formula is different. While editing trailers for class I spent a lot of time finding music to fit the cut and it's what Brett and Eddy pointed out: music that follows that "rollercoaster" flow. It's cool to see Twoset cover this from a musical standpoint!
I heard that there are also very few studios that makes trailers, so many of them are probably made by the same ones/same people.
Wow! I want to learn how to do it!!
It's like the trailers are made to be like a music video. You have to sync the visuals with the beat
@@decemberTakoTakoand you also need to build up the tempo of the sequence to show how intense it's gonna get and then it ends abruptly as if saying "there's so much more - come and see for yourself"
That’s why the little mermaid fits the transformer so well😂
We all know that Brett's lofi is the best music for a movie trailer... a horror movie trailer.
If you think that's the best music for a movie trailer, wait till you hear his soundtrack...
@@quinn7894 I WAS ABOUT TO SAY THAT
Love Story
@@quinn7894 I'm excited! I actually like his lofi.
@@nevaansbooks2078 since I listened to it, I can’t work without it… My roommate clearly doesn’t get it and that make the whole thing even funnier
“Don’t shoot randomly, shoot in triplets “
As a guy getting into the trailer music world, they literally send out briefs that describe this structure. Of course, not all projects can afford the pop song, but it's a huge trend for the blockbusters.
The visuals in sync with the beat appeal to the audience on some primal level.
If you can make a trailer slowly you can make it quickly 🗿
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Underrated comment
once the film industry realizes that they can use *my* incredible pieces instead of cheesy pop songs, i can guarantee they’ll have the most successful movie trailers of their lives.
Omg Shostakovich!! I love your music
holy sheet music! shosty! can I get your autograph?? ps love your music :D
Same! I'm listening my way through your string quartets!
For guardians it makes sense because popular classics from the 90s and early 2000s are a huge part of the vibe of the show. It's like an identity.
@@MavihsLH Also, "cheesy pop songs" almost no blockbuster audiences know Rainbow's Since You Been Gone
I don’t think there will ever be a better feeling than coming home from a long day of school to see a notification saying Twoset has uploaded. Pure bliss.
So true 😌
Ah, yes...
Curse you, Mr. Mang, for assigning us so much homework.
Praise you, Mr. Mang, for showing me, yes, it is indeed possible to be happier about TwoSet than I already was.
Coming home from a long day at work, yes. Totally agree!
Need to hear others get made fun of so you don't feel so shitty huh?
@@adamhurst9491 i think you do, I’m not talking about what the video is about, i’m talking about the fact twoset even uploaded. You commenting this has proven your own point, you wanna call me out for “being shitty” so you feel better. I understand.
Teachers should do stuff like that in music theory class.
They do it in film editing class
No thanks, I'd rather my teachers focus on actual music.
Thanks for making this video, now I don't feel alone thinking about the same thing 😂 That formula has already been used so many times that it seems like a musical genre.
It is sort of an editing genre though. An interesting fact is there are studios who specialise in making trailers, where comes in the formula you speak of so, the trailer can maximize the potential to captivate the viewer's attention within 2 mins.
Heyyyy dude I love your playlists
Yoooo i love your playlists. Didn’t know you were a twoset fan 😂
As a career trailer producer for over 20 years. The formulas are true. Thank goodness they did away with the “this summer” vo 😮💨
"In a world..."
Are you allowed to mention some of the projects you've worked on?
At this point, I hear Brett's lofi whenever any minor inconvenience occurs in my life.
3:22 moves like this makes me believe these guys are neighbors kids in adult form, their vibe is on point
Can we give a nod and some applause to Editor-san for the fantastic ending? :D I hope Brett and Eddy let you out of the basement for 40 hours to get some fresh air while they practiced. ;)
“Any form of aggression, synced to the beat.” 🤣🤣🤣🤣 I laughed out loud for like 5 minutes
I love when Eddy is so into explaining details while Brett gives the best reactions ever to things Eddy points out. This perfect chemistry is gold.
As a someone who both debuts trailers as part of my job and has seen the trailer making process from script to screen I feel both seen and attacked by this video. I loved it.
It's so unoriginal.
...but only attacked on the beats.
Formula isn't equal to bad. There's formulas for writing all sorts of classical music too.
The key is that those composers that broke the formula (Mozart, Beethoven etc.) are the ones that are remembered today… also ofc not every formula is bad… but most trailers these days try so bad not to be boring, that they all end up being boring because they are all the same🫴🏽
It's not just trailers, those action pop movies are on repeat too. Those movies are pretty much frozen and cliche. It's not like popculture will suddenly become the culture of sophistication and experimentalism though. Still. So much lost potential.
The thing is the formula is to settle for mediocrity in the hopes to make more money
@@LyubomirIko movies production takes so much money that they cant experiment new things
I'm sure they're aware👺
Yup. This sums up Hollywood's lack of creative ideas perfectly. I freaking love you guys.
In trailers for action movies the intention is to create a quick synopsis of what you can expect to see and to create a buildup through the use of music while editing the movie-cuts to fit the beat of the music they're using.
The way they create trailers changes over the years so if you go back and watch older trailers from the 80's and the 90's you'll see that they're built up with a different formula. The current formula is very much used because it's effective to create a feeling and get attention. The narrator voice that was common in the 80s and 90s have been replaced by the music.
"Don't just shoot randomly. Shoot in triplets!!!" 😂
The thing about pop music and music in film trailers, is that it always has oversight by big executives who want to make money. The executives prefer to make their singers/producers/directors produce music and movies that are bland, unoriginal, follow a particular style, and that will have a definite return on investment. Therefore, the music/movies they produce all has a sugary blandness to it.
The music and movies that really inspire are less preferred to be produced by big companies, because they're worried it'll flop. So you just get tons of bland, boring media that will definitely make money.
Is this a bad thing tho?
@@120rikeshlawoju2 if you want better art, yes
@@120rikeshlawoju2 Well... Yeah. You end up getting really boring art that has nothing to say for itself, other than "You might be entertained for a bit listening/watching this once."
They're certainly not the type of "Watch this film and your life will change" levels of good. Those sorts of films only really exist when someone is willing to part with more money than expected, take risks in producing art, and are willing to eat into their profits to produce something good, unique, and that has something to say for itself.
I think everyone has seen how terrible some of the new Marvel films are. How many times do you think Marvel fans have seen Eternals, or Thor: Love and Thunder? Once? Maybe twice? Most people will think, "There I know the story now. No need to rewatch." That's certainly what I thought after watching them. Or even the Fast and Furious franchise, so many of those films have very low IMDB or Rotten Tomatoes ratings, but they still get made because they make money.
They're the types of safe films that a studio can regularly pump out and will make consistent money for the studio and production companies. But they have absolutely nothing to say for themselves, no moral, no changing the way you think, just entertainment with great CGI, or big booms and fast cars.
@@Crowbars2 Tbh, it's not a problem if the majority of people don't consider it as a problem. The way I'm seeing it, there is only a minority that believes there is a problem and refuses to feed into it. The rest of people either think everything's fine or acknowledge the lack of creativity and diversity in the entertainment industry but *still* consume music and films because 'there's nothing else' (which supports the status quo). Nobody makes change for a minority.
what should there be instead?
Ah yes editor san, the "pop song" choice is clearly a great choice you made right there, *BEST POP SONG OF THE CENTURIES*
TODO:
✅Eddy- introducing, analyzing
✅Brett - enjoying, vibing
No doubt the best duo ever❤
You’re absolutely right but hey it works lol I always get excited when trailers do edits to a song. There’s a certain kind of adrenaline that you get. Also you guy forgot the clock motif a lot of trailers have been doing; the whole ticking time bomb thing.
I personally don’t watch trailer anyway, I only care about the movie itself.
@@herecomesmrdarcybad movies show the best stuff in the trailer. You think the movie is good, you come see it and then it turns out that the best stuff has already been in the trailer. So that's how trailer creators ensure audiences for bad movies :)
@@akherousia I know. I just don’t have the habit to watch trailers. If I want to watch something, I’ll go straight to watch the whole movie and vice versa.
You pointed it perfectly, I agree
Please now make a trailer for your world tour 😅 following this exact format!
Love the analysis, and also big praise to Editor-san who absolutely delivered!!
I love how they just identify what makes a trailer… a trailer
You are young. Try a movie from before your brief lifetime
because big bass drums are what make a trailer a trailer???? Without it, it's a what?
@@HolySmokesMaria less exciting?
@@M_SC What? That doesn't make any sense
@@HolySmokesMaria Uh, no. But the overall patterns of musical queue lining up with a title card, sound design matching the music, raising intensity, etc. are all just basic elements that you would want in a trailer. Of course it's going to increase in energy as it goes on. The entire point is to get people excited about the movie. Blockbuster trailers are like a genre, there are certain stylistic markings you come to expect and that aids the presentation.
Not hating on the video, big fan of TwoSet, just thought it was funny because I wasn't quite sure what the point of the video was exactly.
I think the big drums and big basses originated with hans zimmer's inception trailer music (and score in the movie). I think with one of his plug ins for cubase is actually called braam or something like that. Really interesting how one movie trailer changed every other movie trailer.
Hello TwoSet, just wanted to say you are my favourite youtubers! I am also a musician, Indian classical musician, I am 12 years old and i learnt a lot about Western classical music through your videos. Thank you
Ayy fellow Indian! I'm 15 and I started watching twoset when I was 12.
@@aaliyahkishore246 OMG i started only a year back. I am from West Bengal
Hi Indian Twosetter gang. I'm a teen beginner in piano and have been watching these boys since 2020
@@divyap4357 hey what's up? Where you from?
heyy indian twosetters! im a beginner in violin coz of these guys and have been watching them since last year!
11:05 onwards was soo good, editor San is so talented!!
This was amazing! Thank you Editor-san. We need a proper Twoset Violin trailer for their upcoming world tour!!
Maybe this was the lead-up to that, sort of the teaser for the world tour trailer?
As someone who works in the entertainment industry, this musical break down for trailers is very useful when I get around to making my demo reels. Thank you TwoSet 💕
The Belt of Faith, composed by Jung Jae-il for the korean movie Parasite, sounds so baroque that many people think it was composed by Vivaldi 😍
I legit thought it was a real classical piece at first lol it was so well done i love that piece..
Is that an excuse for you guys to watch movie trailers during work? 😉
For my class we are meant to be making a movie trailer for this assignment, so I was researching a bunch of trailers for inspiration, and watching them all was so mind-numbing because they were all the same!
Hi TwoSet, filmmaking student here to give my semi-professional take on it!
Movie trailers are usually divided in two; Either they use the theme of the movie (like Harry Potter or Dune), and that's usually when the soundtrack is recognizable and popular enough that people would know what the trailer is about once they hear it.
Or they use a cult song, usually from the 70s or 80s. Sometimes a trailer can use a very popular song (like Queen's Bohemian Rhapsody), or a song can get popular because of the trailer (like Guardians of The Galaxy's Hooked on a Feeling).
I think the "pop song" type can go really well if the song either fits the tone of the movie, or if they use a song that's already in the movie. Guardians of The Galaxy do it really well because they use songs that are in the movie (Hooked on a Feeling, In The Meantime, Since You Been Gone). And the whole trilogy is centered around music, because the main character has a connection with 70s music that's really important to his personality. So, it makes sense to include these songs in the trailer.
Another example is the first Dune. They used Pink Floyd's Breathe in the trailer, and that worked well, not just because the song has like, this epic and fantasy vibe, but also because it's a reference to the canceled 1970s Dune movie, wich Pink Floyd was going to do an album based off.
I think the bad use of pop music is when you try to fit the lyrics more than the period or tone. A bad example of this is Suicide Squad using Bohemian Rhapsody, a song that has nothing to do with the movie except for some of the lyrics matching what's happening in the trailer. That can make a trailer look more like a videoclip than a summary of the tone of the movie.
Anyways, i've seen trailers using classical music before, i'm producing a movie with a lot of Beethoven in it, a good example of classical in movies is A Clockwork Orange, that has Beethoven's entire 9th Symphony in it because the main character Alex identifies with the composer.
Anyways, hope you guys the best! Stay talented!
P.S: A lot of "tricks" in trailers are not just "haha i gotta stay on that pattern", they are also convenient. The whole "beat mixed with action in the trailer" is good to highlight the music to the person who's watching. The "silence to highlight certain line" is not just used for jokes, but also dramatic moments, because it's meant for you to understand that you have to pay attention to the dialogue now. It can also happen in the use of music in the actual movie (The music plays when the characters are silence, and then it goes down or stops once they start talking)
P.S 2: Very funny to hear you mocking the build-ups in trailer when a lot classical pieces i've heard share that same "Needs to grow and get more intense" trope. Ode to Joy starts very slowly and it just grows. Blue Danube too. Bolero de Ravel too.
PS3: "And beautiful sky" line is VERY relevant in the specific movie (Guardians 3) and it's said a lot. It's not just "some line"
Love your respectful answer
It would be interesting to watch you guys analyze a trailer that doesn't fit this formula.
There probably isn’t one lol
@@larissabt02 probably the smaller indie films don't follow the formula as often
@@larissabt02 they analysed action films… that’s a bit like saying baroque music all sound the same (to an untrained ear)
@@larissabt02 This is just a recent trend, like other fashions. If you go back to the 80s and 90s, you'll find a lot of voiceover.
@@larissabt02 The El Camino trailer uses a very soft song and it has like, zero to no dialogue in it. It's probably one of my favourite trailers
You should take a dive into videogame music like the dark souls games, Destiny2, genshin, hollow knight. All of their soundtrack are gorgeous
I had a co-worker who would totally agree with you.
YES!
They should go back to 8bit and 16th to days. How the composers were so creative with the limited means at their disposal.
Eg super castlevania 4 for SNES.
And Zelda 3 for the SNES.
And Batman for the NES
Simmm
Brett and Eddy did a good job summarizing it lol It's almost like, the lines, music, and drums (lol) are glue or needle and thread that put together big and impressive moments/actors and actresses from the movie. I mean it works, so probably movie makers or trailer makers don't bother to change the pattern, the big moments in the movie itself matter more to them lol
It works because there are always new people. People grow out of having it work on them. Such trailers repel me. I’m 46
Well, thanks for looking into what really works! It is not a bad thing to model what already works, it is strategic and intelligent
More, if you are a musician or an enterprising artist and you want people to listen to your music and see your projects!
I would love to see a full movie by Brett and Eddy with a Cinematic trailer one day😅
Props to editor san! U did it again!!
the ending fits so well! editor san deserve a raise😆
They always have to show they’re having fun towards the end of the trailer. Usually through laughter.
After I started watching Twoset, I can just imagine their reactions whenever I watch talent shows 😂😂 Now, film trailers…that’ll be Interesting!
I love this! We use the formula because it works. It gets the audience hyped. I'm interested in WHY it works so well!
It's so unoriginal and it's why so many stopped going to the movies. I'd argue it doesn't work totally.
Brett and Eddy should make a movie trailer but only using classical music.
Honestly, most of these stereotypes apply to most trailers because that is just what trailers are. Like it’s worked for this long, and not many people are analyzing them as deeply as you guys are lol. Having the music always build up to the title card usually makes people remember the release date and title more, and silencing the music for one liners is good because if they play music while people are talking how will you be able to hear what they are saying haha
Yep, I don’t get the wannabe smart roast of this video.. but w/e
@@mariozeffiro9164 I mean I agree with you I absolutely love two set but I didn't see anything roast worthy in the video. So the movie companies follow some sort of pattern...and they have to do that to create hype in 2 mins
Such a bold claim. Definitely not "what trailers are". Watch the official trailer of "Ran" 1985 for instance - (as the comparison movies here are action too.) it gives me goosebumps. Although there is 5-7 other newer versions at least. Still, nearly all are just awasome scenery + awasome soundtrack and that's it. The movie is still better than all of that trash shown here too. Or just watch any other trailer for actually non pop culture garbage blockbuster that have an actual artistic value. Don't settle yourself to be dominated by shallow pop culture, and than said "that's it all what is possible", PLEASE.
Trailers used to be different not _that_ long ago. Like, look at Honest Trailers still following the older formula, before the whole pop song cover trend became a thing. And I bet you everyone recognizes the pattern, whether consciously or subconsciously. And before the "epic trailer voice" trailer was a thing, trailers used to be different yet again.
So "that's what trailers are" is just not true. There are fashions and developments to these things and at some point more and more people will tire of this formula and we'll need something new. Personally, I've already been dead tired of this formula for two years or so. I'm sure people who watch more movies were sick of it way before that.
It's because the psychologists that these studios have hired have told them what will 'hook' your brain into the trailer and make you pay attention. Same as pop music having the same 'catchy' tunes. It's psychological manipulation. If you look at old trailers from before this formula was discovered, they don't do any of it. Look at the trailer for Carousel, Alien, Lady & the Tramp (1955 Original), Bridge Over the River Kwai. Basically any movie trailer from back when people had attention spans longer than 5 seconds.
Well this content is educational in the sense that now everyone here can appreciate how trailers are made.
Just like people write letters and essays in formats, same applies to good trailers. This also primes you to appreciate any intentional deviation from the formula to stand out!
Ending was unironically fire
Considering how much of trailers are about the editing, I want to hear Editor-san's input
This ending was so epic!! Can we end a genre of the videos like this?
Thank you for uploading 😭😭 thank you for making our days better!
even the sword sounds in john wick were on beat lol
You should have called out 75% of trailers having the Hans Zimmer "BWAAAAAAHM".
Every moment is just a part of the build up for the editor-san's edit skill flex at the end
Dang, how'd i get here so fast
Ikr
I absolutely love when you guys do analyses like this. More, please! And great job as always, Editor-san.
We need a whole twoset worldtour trailer like this 😂
There’s definitely a formula to trailers, action movies in particular. But I think so many make them like that because it works. The guardians of the galaxy trailer is great. It does everything it needs to. It shares the basic plot points of the movie while building up hype and emotion. But I don’t think it would be nearly as successful doing that without the music as the backbone.
The trailer also always has the lineup with the beat of the song, such as that part where they were showing all the guardians of the Galaxy characters in the beat of the song
There are so many things you pointed out in your videos and now I can't unsee.. and you keep on giving!
It's a deliberate Pavlovian exercise, no joke. They condition movie-watchers to salivate on the beat and they don't break the formula because that would dilute the effectiveness. Name *one* movie trailer that r/movies people didn't think was (screaming) "awe-sooooome!" Now name how many disappointing movies have been made in just the last decade. The quality of the movie doesn't matter because you pay for the ticket before you see it, so they ring the bell with the trailer and you buy the ticket.
I think it would be easier to name the amount of movies that actually turned out good rather than the movies that turned out disappointing lol. Though I guess I'm not one to really go watch a movie without seeing the reviews first.
@@icycloud6823 ones that don’t do well are more difficult to remember though.
But isn't that... Why people make trailers? To convince you to buy a ticket?
@@clubedanarrativa5603 Yep, but if the money is made from the effectivness of the trailer, what's their incentive to make a good movie?
@@githerax5303 To make people want to recommend it to other people and also to make them want to see it other times and want to see the next one
Fab analysis, as usual. As to what components make TwoSet videos so entertaining and educational-well, your fans have that formula figured out and love you whether you stick to it or not!❤😊
Cant wait to see a lingling40hrs video open up like this trailer LMAO
This is the first twoset video I've watched in a couple months and I am so glad it was this one. Loved it.
Ya know, I didn't really realize it until you pointed it out, but your completely right!
i always notice this aswell actually. although i guess it just happens in the trailer and not for the actual theme. some movie theme songs are so iconic. Lord of the Rings has to be one of the best out there really. anyways, love the video! cant wait for the tour❤
Today twoset video is a peak of we will be making trailer for our world tour in a movie trailer style and after they watches so many trailer for inspiration and realize all those trailer sound the same, then they just thought "we should make a video about it" 😂😂😂😂
It really hurt me when they said that Bohemian Rhapsody is a pop song😭 Queen is one of the greatest rock bands of all time.
Same here...😥
To be fair many people who grew up in the classical music world use the words ‘pop music’ when they are talking about any contemporary music rather than just the pop genre specifically
It’s popular/contemporary music as opposed to classical music
Same feeling when they played Pink Floyd's Eclipse for the Dune trailer...
Especially when prog rock is defined as a classic inspired genre of rock
1. Pop isn’t necessarily a bad connotation? Why do people feel sad when something gets labeled as pop
2. The line between rock and pop has been blurred ever since the beatles. I would call beatles a mostly pop rock band but also one of my favorite bands of all time
Fr, fr 🥲
I would like to thank you so much for every video you do. Because you inspired me to keep playing piano and on Saturday I'm going to start learning violin on my own. Thank you 💞💞💞
On your own? Hope you're using YT or a tutor as well? It took me more than one lesson to understand how to fit/adjust the rest, how to make the violin comfortable on my shoulder, how to tune it, how to hold the bow... then there was rosin the bow... and on and on... far more complex than the piano. But these guys inspired me too and I'm 18 months in playing the violin. I'm sounding better week by week, though haven't yet got to the stage when my neighbours applaud my practice sessions! Very good luck. At least you'll be able to sight read easily!
@@wakingtheworld I use the Suzuki book, I'm glad to find that you were in my situation as well 💕💕
@@Kane677ki It's a long haul esp for me!
You guys should also try watching videogame trailers! Imo they're a bit more original, specifically the Breath of the Wild Story Trailer and the new Tears of the Kingdom trailer #3! They're really great!
ooooooooh!!! this will reeeeally help me!!! we need to do a trailer for one of our courses and this formula is easy to follow!! thank you for dropping this in the most needed time baaabes 💜💜
It would be great to see trailers that break this mold.
I love how the first trailer is Guardians of the Galaxy, which is know for using pop music as its main soundtrack lol.
Hey Twoset. I’ve been following you for years now and as a classical music lover, I wanted to tell you about a child prodigy from my country, Serbia, which was tragically murdered in the first (and hopefully last) school shooting our country has ever had, which has devastated our whole country. He was one of 9 victims, a brilliant 14 y.o piano prodigy, and his life was taken away from him before he could even live it. To give him a voice, could you take a minute or two in one of your next videos to acknowledge his beautiful interpretations, or his own (sadly last) composition, in his rememberance? His name is Andrija Cikic. I as so many others are devastated about his loss, he had a brilliant career in front of him that was cruelly stolen from him. That would be a way to honor his talent now that he is no longer with us, a small consolation for us that are grieving him so painfully.. If you read this comment and do decide to talk about him, I thank you from the bottom of my heart.
OMG... This is beyond tragic. Have just been checking out his music on YT. This hits home hard knowing this is the last we'll ever hear from him... Unbearably sad.
Unfortunately, TwoSet get 1,000's of comments nowadays... often within hours of an upload... that the chances of them scrolling down this far are slim... They probably only scan the top ones.
I found one video where comments were allowed and the condolencies are pouring in.... I used 'Serbian translate' to read them. Their grief is palpable.
@@wakingtheworld hey, thank you a lot for answering. Indeed, I am grieving for him, I didn’t even know him but we are from the same city, there is Good that emanates from him, you can tell he had something in him that wasn’t like the others, intelligence, charm, generosity… We can pray for him, but I believe his good soul is with God now. The tragedy is he was such a rare gem, taken away so soon, such a kind fruitful boy 💔
We are truly devastated and still under shock, I don’t think I’ll ever get over what a waste this is.
Thanks for the comment about twoset, I’ll try to resend it on the new videos out to get their attention, trying to help as much is actually possible in honour of our brave Andrija Cikic🙏🕊
👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿💀☠️💯‼️ Yall are spot on wit the details‼️‼️
This is exactly what I've noticed for so many years! Thank you!
I mean like, it still kinda works 😂😅
Petition for Brett and Eddy to make an anime movie about their lives and how they created TwoSet with soundtracks made by them
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Formulas can change with time. It used to be that almost every trailer, it seemed, began with the words, "In a world...."
Sweet and insightful. Wow - thanks!
Idk if you will see this..l but I always try to be some of the first to comment on every video in hopes that you will one day see my comments. I just want tôt tell you guys how much I appreciate you all! I am a violinist and I am going through a lot right now, and I can always be cheered up by your videos. I feel like you guys have changed the face of classical music and brought joy to so many’s lives. You are life changers for so many, and no words can describe how much I appreciate you all. I really hope you see this because I need you guys to know how important you are to so many people. Thank you so much for all of the amazing videos, and keep up the good work! You are 2 amazing people that happened to meet and make something even more amazing: Two Set Violin! Thank you again!
Being the first to comment means it gets buried under an avalanche of comments - best to wait a bit! And now that their vids attract 1,000's of comments WITHIN HOURS, I imagine they only get to read the most popular comments (at the top). Anyways I'm going to their UK concert next month and whilst the 'meet and greet' tickets sold in the blink of an eye, I would nevertheless like them to know how many people they have inspired in so many ways. I've been copy/pasting hundreds of comments over the past few years which comes to dozens of pages and so far over 300... myself included... have been inspired to take up the violin/or another instrument. I intend to get it all printed out and will find out how this can be delivered to them. Could I add your comment to my list, Grace? P.S. I agree with you wholeheartedly.
@@wakingtheworld yes! Of course! I love what you are doing! Please just give me credit though :) I am a teenager and my parents won’t let me on CZcams so I have to sneak in 2Set videos. It would be my dream to go to one of their concerts. I hope they are still performing by the time I move out! Also I’m pretty sure I had a typo in my comment FYI. Thanks for reaching out to me!
@@DestroyerSableG Gosh a violinist already! Respect. I was watching Hauser (world famous cellist) the other day and read this touching comment: "I am 82, and just had my third Cello lesson. Before I take my last breath, let me play something beautiful on this Instrument." That's it for all of us. We want to make beautiful music on our instruments. We want them to sing in the way they were meant to sing. I hope your playing can take you away from your troubles for a while or help ease them. Music is a great healer.
I've only been playing 18 months and have such a long journey ahead of me but it's all about enjoying the musical journey despite its huge challenges.... and I am beginning to sound better. When I listen to Barber's 'Adagio for Strings' I'm taken to another dimension and think maybe one day I can play like this... one day...
I can't see Brett and Eddy giving up any time soon... so they'll still be playing and entertaining us all for many years yet...
Yes there was a typo - tôt instead of 'to'. Shall amend.
@@wakingtheworld Thank you again! Music is like writing, but you can interpret it many different ways to connect more personally to you. I have been a violinist for 10 years now! I done music to be not only a universal language, but a universal healer. I hope you stick with music, no matter what you play or make. It doesn’t matter how late you start, but how much you play and persevere. :)
Обожаю то что парни стремятся анализировать всё что касается музыки!
I loved this!😂 I did film studies many years ago! And loved it. So Twoset doing this was awesome
great video as always I used to write trailer music, mainstream trailers like you showed are deliberately written like this in 3 stages. intro , build and climax. This is how the trailers houses that make the trailers for films want the music sent to them so it’s easy to edit. It’s simply functional music designed to be overly exciting to get people into cinemas. All music genres follow structure trailer music is no different. Love your videos keep it up
This video is basically Perfect Pitch Eddy getting pissed off for 11 minutes because all things sound the same (which same), but it's so funny to see Brett just agreeing and Eddy getting madder and madder
HOWEVER, calling BoRhap a po song is such an insult to that masterpiece lmao
You guys should see Indian soap operas they also have the same type of editing in all the shows😂
Indeed, all movie trailers sound the same, Brett and Eddy! Composing classical music can be applied the same way!
Great analysis. I'd like to see it followed up with a similar one on the films themselves, e g. bringing out the sad violins along with a sad close up shot of the sad face when they want to make you cry, or something like Brett's lofi in a scary shot
I love these types of videos where you guys roast non-classical music
As a Two Steps From Hell fan, I have to admit I got a bit sus when I see "trailer music"
twoset did not only teach about classical music but also the usual practice of film trailor making process. Thank you twoset for the very useful info!!
thanks for this information, tsv!
That explains why I find all movie trailers annoying.
Yup
Wow, how dare they put the actors speaking when the music is quiet so people can hear them? 😂
Jokes aside, you just described what a "cinematic trailer" is.
Ye right 😂 this video become sort of pretentious, still love ‘em
Excuse me while I go check a few trailers of my favorite movies
It's like sonata form for music, really. I think it is formulaic because it works and it is proper at getting people's attention. Just like sonata form is good at what it does. Keep you interested and on the edge of your seet (musically). Also this formula just really makes you wanna watch the movie.