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Videodrome (soundtrack)
''Videodrome'' is the official soundtrack album of the 1983 Canadian science fiction horror film ''Videodrome''. While the film's score was composed by Howard Shore, a close friend of the Director David Cronenberg, the album was remixed for individual release by the record label Varèse Sarabande.〔
〕 The new mix was done by Scot Holton who chose to emphasize many of the elements of the score differently from in the original film.〔
The soundtrack was released on vinyl in 1982 by Varèse Sarabande,〔(Discogs: Howard Shore - Videodrome Soundtrack )〕 and subsequently re-released on CD in 1998.〔 It is currently out of print.〔
==Recording==
''Videodrome'' was the third film of Cronenberg's to be scored by Howard Shore. For the recording, Shore used dramatic orchestral music that increasingly incorporated, and eventually emphasized, electronic instrumentation. This was designed to follow the protagonist Max Renn's descent into video hallucinations. In order to achieve this, Shore composed the entire score for an orchestra before programming it into a Synclavier II digital synthesizer. The rendered score, taken from the Synclavier II, was then recorded being played in tandem with a small string section.〔 The resulting sound was a subtle blend that often made it difficult to tell which sounds were real and which were synthesized.
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