Note: Can also go up to 10 in some cases, and even 13. Choosing to focus on the most common iteration for the film

Cold, icey, quiet, minor, wind? subtle

I think aiming for isolated sounds here, manipulated with effects like delay and reverb. Evoking loneliness, isolation, depression. Cold sounds, dark

Elation, triumph, major, choir

Joy to me sounds big, bold, maybe orchestral? The rush of feeling when you get good news, waking up on your birthday, seeing someone you love

Interesting to note what it uses to symbolize the sections.

Sorrow = rain

Joy = clown

Silver = moon

Gold = money

Secret = treasure chest

It would be easy to lean into gender stereotypes for this: pink, gentle etc but want to try and avoid this.

Instead, possibly think of the woman in my life, sister, mother, friends, what sounds would represent them?

Similar to girl, want to avoid gender stereotypes for boy, brash, blue etc

Focus on men in my life, father, brother, friends. What would they sound like?

Silver to me sounds cold, but not in the same way as sorrow, cold, yet strong?

Isolated sounds again, but stronger, more stable, less manipulated?

To me, gold would be luxurious, sweeping, orchestral, with depth. Glistening, rich

Focus on layering of sounds?

This one is the most abstract and up to interpretation.

To me, it could sound sudden, subtle, furtive.

Maybe implement the use of panning, ambience plugin, delays, create a sense of mania, uncertainty, unpredictability, disquiet

Recorded in studio for the dubbed element of the assingment

Rhyme has English origin

In East Asia, the birds are very popular and a symbol of good faith and fortune, seperate from any rhyme

A common subject in Chinese paintings and poetry

Also the national bird of South Korea and symbol of Seoul