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Thank you! I'm actually releasing a new video similar to this next week where I do a more fantasy style composition but the video style would be more of an ASMR live composition video without me talking in it. It will just be pure music composing/orchestrating for the whole thing. Stay tuned!

Glad you enjoyed it! More to come.

I know sorry 😅

@@SamDiazProducer no problem, the important thing is to do (no matter what, just do it) 😊👍

Glad it was helpful!

Hi there, it’s probably a combination of Audio Imperia, Spitfire Audio, and Sonuscore’s the Orchestra with some Project Sam instruments. I mostly like to keep my virtual instrument templates simple these days since you can get a great sound out of these newer libraries without having to tweak too much. You can see my latest template in my most recent upload. Hope that helps!

Thank you 🙏

Yes you can, very dynamic imo

This was shot horizontally but RUclips automatically made it vertical when I uploaded it as a short. The scene is a lot wider than this.

@@SamDiazProducer thank you for the reply. I found a solution for portrait mode in blender.

Appreciate it!

Glad it was helpful!

Coming next month. Just wrapping up post on my film and I’ll make the second part.

There are little arrows to the left and right where you can page through all the instruments in each preset and modify them as you wish.

@@SamDiazProducer I found it strange, it would be much better to work seeing all the instruments on the screen. Nowadays, even those who have a home studio use one or more large monitors, it seems that the program was made for use on a tablet screen....

Thank you! That’s a rough edit from my monster short film coming out early next year.

Hi there and yes I totally know what you mean. The more I try it the more I notice it’s limitations and usefulness. I would use the score maybe as a last resort for a musical bed or if I need some quick inspiration etc. I still prefer to mock things up from scratch as it feels more original to myself but this is a pretty good tool to have either way. The orchestra 3 imo has more useful presets that I often go to, especially orchestration presets etc. Thanks for watching and for your input as well 🙏

One idea that comes to mind is to get starting ideas for instrumentation , not writing with the score but picking a preset and seeing what instruments are used and what those instruments are doing with you lay something down and take that and go get other vsts and implementing that with those and to me it seems you can run with your own creativity rather than being subject to the scores limitations.

I agree. I think The Score shines in creating rough sketches very quickly to show directors and getting approvals. Also works as layering potentially.

How's it? Smooth?

@bigheartsmolpen sadly I returned mine. I didn't realize it didn't have speakers of it's own.

​@@dividendapacolypse6060hey thanks for replying! Can you comment on the keybed? How did the keys feel? Clunky or smooth?

@@bigheartsmolpen they definitely felt smooth. The keyboard was actually the opposite of what I wanted. I ended up getting a weighted keyboard after I returned it. But yeah, the controller was great, just not what I wanted

Not sure, I don’t work there anymore and I edited this video back in 2017-2018. You would have to message their team directly but I don’t see why it would be an issue.

@@SamDiazProducer thanks. I figured the same but coming from you has more grounding. I hope whenever I finish the projects, you’ll enjoy it. I don’t know too much about that specific years you mentioned, but I’m sure I’ll suffice.

@@SamDiazProducer now that I’m thinking about it. I’m assuming you were on the media team with Steve and I believe John? It’s been a while since I worked with them as well. I remember seeing your video played in the grill

Either way. Thanks for posting this

I think you can download them directly from the presonus website actually. Or once you sign in I think in the drop down menus you can install packages, which is what I think I did, can you can find the new IRs there to install.

I would wait unless you need it urgently for a gig. I have a gig coming up where I really wanted to use it which is why I bought it so early on but otherwise I would have waited for a sale.

It was just released some weeks ago. No way it goes on sale so soon.

@@SamDiazProducer I ended up buying it as well 😁

Glad it helped!

@@SamDiazProducer I hope it goes on sale someday.... expensive but impressive. Looking forward to a more detailed review but right now it looks to be an essential productivity suite for fledgling composers (even if they are pushing 80yrs ({-;)

EA Hollywood Orchestra - as the name suggests - is a full symphony orchestra with each section individually sampled (so you have Violins I & II, Violas, Cellos,..., Trumpets, Trombones, Horns, and so on...) while The Score gives you an orchestra PLUS a lot more traditional intruments (like guitars) and synths BUT in this case the orchestra is patch-based (so you have String High/Low, Brass High/Low, Woods High/Low, NOT the individual sections). Let's say it trades a bigger instruments choice with a lot less flexibility in the orchestral part. Moreover, EAHO arranger (aka The Orchestrator) is way more powerful than The Score arranger, which in turn is more powerful than Sonuscore's The Orchestra 3 arranger. Anyway, I agree on The Score sounding great indeed, especially when it merges the orchestra with traditional instruments like the acoustic guitar, giving that rich ensemble sound.

Hi Kenneth!! Cosmodrome actually answered this question better than I ever could 😂 and he is right, the EastWest stuff is way more complete and top tier imo. To me the Score is more of a sketch tool that I would add layers too with other instruments or libraries. Here I was just trying it out with some generic chords over some short film scenes I previously scored that I still had on my hard drive. But honestly now a days you can pretty much get great results with most orchestral libraries out there if you learn them well enough.

@@cosmodrome9478 but score has individual instruments too, and you can adjust different section based on your requirment.

So true! I actually didn’t realize this had key switching until after I made the video 😂 I’m using this on a gig next month and will create a follow up video once I have more experience with it and try that out. Thanks for watching and the suggestion.

Hi there! That’s a spare 12.5” Dell latitude laptop that I had with an i7 processor, 16gb of ram and a 1tb ssd.

@@SamDiazProducer thanks a lot sir

Hi there, it's now available in HD.

Go to soundly.com and download a plug-in from them called soundly monitor. Then open it as a vst in pro tools while having soundly open and it should automatically connect. Once connected, anything you play through soundly will monitor through that pro tools channel.

I just made a video about it here on RUclips. You can check it out on my channel.

Thank you kind sir!