What does bgm mean?

Bgm means background music, also known as accompaniment and soundtrack, which is the abbreviation of English word background music.

Bgm usually refers to a kind of music used to adjust the atmosphere and express emotions in multimedia products such as TV series, movies, animations, electronic games and websites. When it is inserted into the dialogue, it can enhance the audience's sense of substitution and appeal. The origin of bgm can be traced back to European drama, and it developed rapidly from film to audio.

Due to the limitation of hardware capacity, the early bgm can only simulate mono, and cover the game BMG through continuous loop playback. The first game that can simulate a coherent "tune" is 1978 Space Invaders. With the development of science and technology, bgm has gradually become rich and varied, with different styles, including classical, rock, jazz and electronic.

Bgm also began to interact with TV series, animations, games and other media, forming some classic works and styles. For example, bgm is particularly important in the animation industry, and it is considered as an indispensable element in animation. Bgm can also refer to some music played in public places (such as bars, cafes and shopping malls), which can adjust people's mental state and create a comfortable and warm environment.

Famous bgm:

1, Star Wars theme song

This is a classic soundtrack written by john williams for the Star Wars movie. It adopts a grand symphony style, full of adventure and heroism. This is one of the most famous BGM in film history.

2. "Titanic" theme song "My heart remains the same"

This is an episode created by james horner for the movie Titanic, which was sung by celine dion. It is an affectionate love song, expressing the constant love between the protagonists. This song has won many awards, such as Academy Award, Golden Globe Award and Grammy Award, and it is one of the most successful BGM in film history.

3. Super Mario theme song

This BGM created by Koji Kondo for Nintendo's classic game "Super Mario" series adopts a brisk and lively style, which complements the screen and gameplay of the game. It is the iconic music in the game industry and is known as "the most popular video game music in the world".