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RaptorKarr·11/2/2015, 11:21:25 AM·3 votes·578 views

If you had to write a song only using words from a Champion's Bio what kind of Genre of music would it be? Would it be a fast song, or would it be slow? Would it be upbeat, or would it be sad? Would it be a Music video as well, or not?

Pick as many Champions as you want =3

I would probably make a song for her using only a Piano and a Violin and the singing would probably sound like something from an 80s movie where a girl would come out on stage dressed in a bright red slim cut dress. If anyone knows who Jessica Rabbit is you know exactly what I'm talking about.

Would most likely be a 10-12 minute long music video showing off her trails and the War with Ionia maybe in an Evanescence style of rock I feel like that would fit well.

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Krinu11/2/2015, 12:50:17 PM1 votes

Hmmm.

Kayle Mostly brass instruments. Major key, fairly brisk tempo. Heavy drum presence for beat. I might use some strings - I'm partial to cellos, but they tend to get lost amid heavy brass, so a proper violin group might do better. No vocals. Thematically, I'd be going for something upbeat and relentless, but there needs to be something haunting to it - if you drive it too hard, you end up with a military march, and I think Kayle's theme song probably needs more subtlety than that.

Morgana Slowed down minor key version of Kayle's theme. Probably done with violin or viola and possibly a solo female vocalist. I'd use either a cello or double bass for background. No drums. The goal would be a haunting reflection of Kayle's. I might make guilty use of that stupid fluttering violin sound that ends up bloody everywhere in "creepy" music.

Soraka Something more subtle for her, I think. Definitely going to involve a lot of different instruments. I'd make it heavy on woodwinds, and omit the brass section except possibly for a solo horn. A plucked string instrument - a harp, I think - would do well, but not as the main focus. Minimal drums to keep tempo and fill space. Probably a more wandering tone than the bold stuff I'd put in Kayle's or the haunting bits I'd put on Morgana's.