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- Composer
- David Whitman
- ISRC
- TCAEU2039966
- ISWC
- T0094230315
- Recorded
- 2019
- Tempo (BPM)
- 68
- Key
- C minor
- Also on
- Deezer
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About this track
Dark, atmospheric pads open at 0:02 in C minor, with a slow, heavy electronic beat entering at 0:17 that drives the track forward with gradually building synth layers. The atmosphere is immediately suspenseful and brooding — each layer added with precision, the sub-bass providing a visceral underpinning that escalates the tension without ever releasing it.
Take It is a cinematic electronic piece in C minor at 68 BPM. Suspenseful, tensely brooding, and compellingly mysterious — energy at 5/10 — it is suited to crime drama investigations, tech thriller trailers, dystopian film underscore, corporate espionage scenes, slow-motion action sequences, serious topic documentaries, luxury car commercials at night, video game loading screens, forensic lab scenes, and hacker montages where controlled dark tension and cinematic brooding atmosphere define the essential creative tone.
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