All I can say is thank you :-) All of you library creators out there rock! It is totally awesome that you also give stuff away and thereby, get people into making music - I have a lot of paid libraries, but you have to love the free ones too :-D
This is amazing TT, thank you for sharing this, I only start making music as a side hobby and am kinda stuck somewhere, but this help me a lot, hope you have a really nice day
Thank you so much for commenting on the video. With all of the free software today, you have a great staring point. If you have any questions, let me know. I wish you a good day too 😁
I would consider this a really great starter kit for new users. Just remember to take the time to learn and explore these tools before adding more. Very easy to get lost chasing every new product offered only to find what you had will work great. 😀 🎵🎹🎶Play On
Very true. Both when it comes to free and paid VST's. It's so important to actually compose music 😁🎶 Otherwise it quickly becomes an excuse for not doing the work ☺️
EXTREMELY new to this but uh, I see you've got a Piano attached. I personally have a Yamaha YPG-235. I've always wondered what the "PC" button on it was. Im'a take an educated guess and assume that one way or another my piano is capable of being linked to a computer of thus allowing me to play it through the software?
Yes it should be. What you need is a USB cable to connect your keyboard to your computer. You then have to go into the audio settings in your music software (also called DAW) - choose your audio interface - and then select your midi keyboard board as the input device 🙂
Yes, you only get one dynamic layer with Discover. If anyone wants to compare free vs. paid versions of BBC Orchestra they can take a look here: spitfireaudio.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/360008079617-Which-features-are-different-between-editions-of-BBC-SO 🙂
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All I can say is thank you :-) All of you library creators out there rock!
It is totally awesome that you also give stuff away and thereby, get people into making music - I have a lot of paid libraries, but you have to love the free ones too :-D
This is amazing TT, thank you for sharing this, I only start making music as a side hobby and am kinda stuck somewhere, but this help me a lot, hope you have a really nice day
Thank you so much for commenting on the video. With all of the free software today, you have a great staring point. If you have any questions, let me know. I wish you a good day too 😁
I would consider this a really great starter kit for new users. Just remember to take the time to learn and explore these tools before adding more. Very easy to get lost chasing every new product offered only to find what you had will work great. 😀
🎵🎹🎶Play On
Very true. Both when it comes to free and paid VST's. It's so important to actually compose music 😁🎶 Otherwise it quickly becomes an excuse for not doing the work ☺️
THANK YOU!!!!!!
Glad you found it useful 😁
EXTREMELY new to this but uh, I see you've got a Piano attached. I personally have a Yamaha YPG-235. I've always wondered what the "PC" button on it was. Im'a take an educated guess and assume that one way or another my piano is capable of being linked to a computer of thus allowing me to play it through the software?
Yes it should be. What you need is a USB cable to connect your keyboard to your computer. You then have to go into the audio settings in your music software (also called DAW) - choose your audio interface - and then select your midi keyboard board as the input device 🙂
I need help with composing please
You take a look at these two videos, that is my approach:
ruclips.net/video/j2UBKOfZW-8/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/X51b-cCLwc0/видео.html
Could you do a simple tutorial to set up this please.. TBH this is half of the job =/
BBC orchestra has not dynamics and expression its just a volume
Yes, you only get one dynamic layer with Discover. If anyone wants to compare free vs. paid versions of BBC Orchestra they can take a look here: spitfireaudio.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/360008079617-Which-features-are-different-between-editions-of-BBC-SO 🙂
Are you sure its all free? I see trial when installing it?
When I made the video it sure was. Some are light versions though.
what keyboard do you use for this software?
I have a Roland A-49, but any midi controller will do 😁