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In this video, Craig Peters breaks down his approach to composing in the style of Hildur Guðnadóttir’s haunting Chernobyl score, exploring how raw, organic textures, droning dissonance, and minimalist orchestration create a deep sense of unease and isolation.
Discover how to use gritty sound design, bowed metallics, and resonant drones to craft an atmosphere of quiet dread—channeling the stark, immersive sonic world that made Chernobyl so unforgettable.
Libraries used in this video: Rust Prime, Artillery Shell Cello, Radiant Decay, and Hyperion Strings Oktobass.
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