From the official soundtrack of Halo Infinite!
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Composer(s):	
Joel Corelitz
Curtis Schweitzer
Gareth Coker

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Option #2: Bass

     Step #1: Select a song or sound production that features the bass
sound as its integral part:  I chose a song that my twin brother and I did that we called "Light Night".  
Douglas Eder - Vocal, Guitar, Keyboards, Darrell Eder -Vocal, Bass, Keyboards, Drums.  
(c)2024 Eder Twins

Step #2: 
     This song was inspired by coming up with a busy bass line first.  Then other instrument parts and voice were added afterwards.   The bass-line is hitting every 8th note along with the drums, so the entire rhythm and chord progression is laid out by the bass guitar.  The song one could say was written on bass.  Coming up with a title can be difficult.  We simply took the word Night Light and reversed them.  The song was recorded using a Tascam 24 track recorder and WaveLab mastering software.  The bass playing is done using a technique on the bass that is more like drumming than standard plucking.

Step #3: 
      According to Atalli, some listeners may find the busy bass line in bad taste and simply “noise” that one does not want to hear.   However, one would find it difficult to deny, according to Labelle from “Pump up the Bass” that the bass, “the beat, is a forceful component driving of musical expression, operating to drive the music and the listening body to the apex of musical experience.”  According to Mrozeck the idea that sound is a subject through which popular culture can be analyzed in an innovative way.   From an infant's gurgles over a baby monitor to the roar of the crowd in a stadium to the sub-bass frequencies produced by sound systems, sound—not necessarily aestheticized as music—is inextricably part of the many domains of popular culture.  What is noise to one person may be music to another.  It's all music. Or perhaps its all noise, and some of it is music?  Or its all sound and much of it is music to the human ear, but some maybe noise (human made sounds, not nature).  

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