But I think Bill Cipher isn’t a being that would have a song as much as would have ambient noise. This noise could take the form of music at times, he has had very subtle score play in the background before, if you try to listen, but much like the rising Shepard tone, I believe Bill’s music is more akin to the soundtrack in a horror movie; something full of tension, that leaves the listener feeling energized yet also somewhat unsettled; subtle until it rises out of nowhere with his mood. Other times it might mimic something akin to a static tv, or leaves in shaking on a tree. Random to say the least!
OR Rather than having his own tune, it might be fun to play with the aspect that Bill distorts the other tunes around him, much like [spoilers:] When Bill Hi-Jacked the opening Gravity Falls theme song Feel free to use that notion, if you like?
I’ll still try to write a good description in tags if anything specific is happening and I can come up with something else if this doesn’t work for ya!
Bill Cipher
Well canonly Bill’s favorite song is THIS
But I think Bill Cipher isn’t a being that would have a song as much as would have ambient noise. This noise could take the form of music at times, he has had very subtle score play in the background before, if you try to listen, but much like the rising Shepard tone, I believe Bill’s music is more akin to the soundtrack in a horror movie; something full of tension, that leaves the listener feeling energized yet also somewhat unsettled; subtle until it rises out of nowhere with his mood. Other times it might mimic something akin to a static tv, or leaves in shaking on a tree. Random to say the least!
OR Rather than having his own tune, it might be fun to play with the aspect that Bill distorts the other tunes around him, much like [spoilers:] When Bill Hi-Jacked the opening Gravity Falls theme song Feel free to use that notion, if you like?
I’ll still try to write a good description in tags if anything specific is happening and I can come up with something else if this doesn’t work for ya!