Which Type of Movie Soundtrack Are You? - Fun Quiz

Question 1 of 10

The opening credits to your life roll. What does it sound like?

A brass fanfare over booming drums; the camera cranes over mountains.

A jangly guitar, handclaps, and a whistle as doodles animate.

A pulsing analog synth with a snappy drum machine and neon flicker.

A shimmering drone with soft piano notes like footsteps in snow.

Question 2 of 10

Pick a city-at-night backdrop:

Aerial sweep over a glittering metropolis on premiere night.

A cozy arts district lit by string lights and food trucks.

A labyrinth of arcades and alleyways glowing magenta and cyan.

Quiet streets under northern lights, breath clouding in the air.

Question 3 of 10

Choose your signature instrument:

French horns and taiko drums.

Ukulele and glockenspiel.

Analog polysynth and 808.

Bowed glass and felted piano.

Question 4 of 10

Your montage mode is:

Training sequence with rising strings and cymbal swells.

Bike rides, thrift stores, scribbled notes to a plucky rhythm.

Coding, calibrating, and cruising to precise arpeggios.

Slow-motion daylight through curtains; textures bloom.

Question 5 of 10

How do you handle a plot twist?

Rally the team—hit the motif, raise the stakes, go bigger.

Shrug, improvise, and find the heart in the mess.

Run diagnostics, sync the tempo, pivot with cool precision.

Pause. Breathe. Let the silence do the talking.

Question 6 of 10

Pick a color palette for your poster:

Crimson, gold, and midnight blue—metallic lettering.

Mustard yellow, teal, and hand-drawn doodles.

Electric magenta, cyan, and chrome gradients.

Slate, indigo, and soft grain with lots of negative space.

Question 7 of 10

Which scene are you scoring?

A cliffside rescue as storm clouds split with lightning.

An awkward first date that turns into inside jokes.

A high-stakes heist timed to a light-up wristwatch.

A wordless walk home after a life-changing decision.

Question 8 of 10

Your ideal credit on a film is:

Composer—conducting a 90-piece orchestra.

Music Supervisor—crate-digging the perfect needle drops.

Synth Programmer—stacking arps that purr and bite.

Sound Designer—sculpting air, reverb, and space.

Question 9 of 10

What’s your signature motif?

A bold, 12-note theme that returns at full blast.

A four-note whistle everyone hums leaving the theater.

A relentless bassline that locks with the headlights.

One sustained note that blooms like fog.

Question 10 of 10

How does your movie end?

Triumphant reunion, fireworks, and a key change.

A quiet porch, shared smile, and a tape hiss fade.

A cliffhanger freeze-frame and a synth drop.

Open-ended fade to black; credits drift in silence.