I chose this project as I have a key interest within hardcore music , and felt I could fully remake the soundtrack with added elements of hardcore composition interrogated. This clip is from the trailer of "Hardcore Never Dies", a movie that showcases Dutch culture and the underground scene of hardcore music.

At the start of the trailer the project starts at 155 BPM and then shifts up to 185 bpm. This automation chain helps the scene transition from the slow pace at the start of the trailer when the character is in around his family compared to when he is out with his friend everything feels much quicker.

As the character enters the rave , it cuts to a scene of him in the toilet where music an be heard in the distant background , and as he walks in to the main hall the music gets louder and more spacious , this was achieved by applying a gradual automation to both the kick and lead and matches up well with the scene.

As the character walks from the toilet into the room , the spacious effect sounds more prominent as if it was in a live sound setting , this was achieved by applying Ableton's BM7 Music Room plug in to both the kick and lead to help the music sound more spacious. To achieve this I turned the width on the kick and lead to 100% and adjusted the dry/wet until I  felt happy with the music playing in the background.