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2.  The instruments used were a guitar and piano.
 The sound is loud and clear which grabs the audiences attention.
 I personally think that this track is too upbeat and cheerful to be the
Title Sequence music of aTV News Programme, I believe it needs to
be a bit more serious to be acceptable.
 If the music is not serious then it leads to the audience not taking
the programme seriously.
 This track is too repetitive and can be viewed as annoying I don't
think it can be used because it could force the audience to change
the Programme before it even starts.
 This track is an instrumental because there is no dialogue just the
sound of the instruments playing.
 The track to me represents younger children which would not suit
our older teenager demographic.

3.  The pace of this track compared to the first one has been
slowed down.
 The track continues to be loud and clear but more serious and
calm tempo.
 The sound is an instrumental because there are no voices in
the sound bite which relates to the codes and conventions of
existingTV NewsTitle Sequences.
 Acoustic guitar and piano were used to make the sound in this
track.
 Personally, I think that this track would be more suitable
because it can be taken seriously by our older teenager target
audience and isn't viewed as an annoying sound.
 The music is much more suitable compared to track 1 and it
will grab the correct target audiences attention in order for
them to watch the programme and recognise what it is
through the music.