Thanks for the whole experience! It was really fun to compose for a stand-alone piece and listen to how other participants approach their pieces. Also “Trees on Steroids” probably would’ve won if this is solely based on title and I stand by this lol XD
Thank you so much for the Competition Ryan!! And congrats to the winners! Everyone's music was wonderful, eagerly looking forward to the next competition!
I’ve been looking forward to this all month! Eventually I’m going to learn Ableton and join one of these. One of the coolest things on RUclips right now.
Congratulations to all of the finalists, and especially the runners up and the winner Jacob de Graaf. You all made wonderful pieces. And thank you to the judges, whose discussion and comments was so educational for me.
I loved all the entries in this. Though funnily enough watching this I wondered if some of the entries were too "glorious" sounding. The village in the picture seemed quite rustic and Shire-like, while a lot of the songs brought to mind something more of a Minas Tirith or Rivendell feel.
"A Place to Lay Your Head" is really lovely. Some of the phrasing reminded me (very pleasantly) of the first movement of the Debussy Sonata for flute, viola, and harp.
🙌Big congrats to all champions because they rightly deserve it and sincerest thank yous to everyone who shared music since it was so influential as well as immensely enjoyable. Ryan is truly wonderful and a gift for providing such fun and engaging opportunities. 🙏
@Ryan Leach When you go to the scenes to play the music entries and zoom into the picture; I would shift the Main square muse image to the left or right all the way, place your 4 judges squares on top of each other in the space to the left or right that would be created and place the Song Title at the top, above the muse image. This could help with image obstructions and enhance immersion.
Such a joy to listen to this. One thing that stands out to me, especially given the winner, is perhaps there should be separates contests for live vs sampled instruments, esp. if the judges concur the live will outshine the sample most of the time, i.e they have the clear advantage from the get-go.
It's a tricky situation with a lot of variants, because even with sampled instruments there's paid vs free. And in the case of the winner I think there were only two live players and then everything else sampled, so is that a third category?
@@RyanLeach Hmm, yeah guess I understand your point and the situation you are in with the contest, makes sense ... easy for me to say sittin back here on my side of the computer I guess :). Thanks for the reply. I am seriously enjoying this series no doubt so thank you for putting it together!
Thanks for the whole experience! It was really fun to compose for a stand-alone piece and listen to how other participants approach their pieces. Also “Trees on Steroids” probably would’ve won if this is solely based on title and I stand by this lol XD
Congratulations to all the entrants and finalists! Thank you so much for entering; can't wait to hear your submissions next time! :)
Thank you so much for the Competition Ryan!! And congrats to the winners! Everyone's music was wonderful, eagerly looking forward to the next competition!
Good to see you here!
@@AlonsoJoaquinComposer Ahahaha Compete in the.next one!!
I’ve been looking forward to this all month! Eventually I’m going to learn Ableton and join one of these. One of the coolest things on RUclips right now.
Congratulations to all of the finalists, and especially the runners up and the winner Jacob de Graaf. You all made wonderful pieces. And thank you to the judges, whose discussion and comments was so educational for me.
Thank you! :)
Finally made it home to hear this all over again with my nice headphones. Again, congrats to all that made the finals, excellent compositions.
I really enjoyed being a finalist.
Congratulations to all, the music was great!!
See you in the next one ✌️
Your music was beautiful Aviv! Congrats to everyone
@@vachila643 Thank you !🙏
Very late to this party, but this was so awesome.
I _love_ Jacob de Graaf's entry, it has such a fun energy, it was *fun* to listen to.
What a fantastic show! The camaraderie, the insights, the music... So exciting!!
I loved all the entries in this. Though funnily enough watching this I wondered if some of the entries were too "glorious" sounding. The village in the picture seemed quite rustic and Shire-like, while a lot of the songs brought to mind something more of a Minas Tirith or Rivendell feel.
Haha too true. Everyone trying too hard to grab attention and stand out
Lots of great stuff. My personal favorite was "Triumphant Return" by Robert Deed. Congratulations to all the finalists and the winner.
Damn, y'all are talented! That was amazing.
Wow this is amazing! RUclips and great creators never disappoint
Very Interesting... I enjoyed it very much.. I also learned some new ideas and techniques... Thx ElectricEddie...
Hello all- Cangrats to all finalist
"A Place to Lay Your Head" is really lovely. Some of the phrasing reminded me (very pleasantly) of the first movement of the Debussy Sonata for flute, viola, and harp.
No Place Like Home is my favorite
Yeah ikr! It was by Aviv, highly underated
Thank you very much!🙏
🙌Big congrats to all champions because they rightly deserve it and sincerest thank yous to everyone who shared music since it was so influential as well as immensely enjoyable. Ryan is truly wonderful and a gift for providing such fun and engaging opportunities. 🙏
Thanks Ryan! Congratulations to the finalists and winners! Greetings from Argentina, see you in the next one!
Congrats to the winners ! Some incredible entries here.
Oh, and woodwind' section rocks !
"Trees on Steroids " was EPIC!!
@Ryan Leach When you go to the scenes to play the music entries and zoom into the picture; I would shift the Main square muse image to the left or right all the way, place your 4 judges squares on top of each other in the space to the left or right that would be created and place the Song Title at the top, above the muse image. This could help with image obstructions and enhance immersion.
Man the level was pretty high for this competition!
I need to up my game!
Such a joy to listen to this. One thing that stands out to me, especially given the winner, is perhaps there should be separates contests for live vs sampled instruments, esp. if the judges concur the live will outshine the sample most of the time, i.e they have the clear advantage from the get-go.
It's a tricky situation with a lot of variants, because even with sampled instruments there's paid vs free. And in the case of the winner I think there were only two live players and then everything else sampled, so is that a third category?
@@RyanLeach Hmm, yeah guess I understand your point and the situation you are in with the contest, makes sense ... easy for me to say sittin back here on my side of the computer I guess :). Thanks for the reply. I am seriously enjoying this series no doubt so thank you for putting it together!
BERGERSEN FAN i absolutely loved that piece😀
I loved this!
Congratulations to everyone! I really enjoyed being a part of this competition and look forward to the next one! ☺
You had a really nice composition, good job!
@@hansbystrom9983 Thank you!
Great works.
Thanks!
It's so fun to watch
I love your videos
Please post the new October live stream! I caught 5 minutes of it but had to go back to work and now it's gone
RUclips recently put live under its own category. Here’s the replay ruclips.net/video/p3rUYjLH1rU/видео.html
2, 3, 5, 8, (10), 11, 12
Does Mark have perfect pitch?
Which composition software is everyone using? I only have Muse Score. This is not MuseScore :)
Ha yea for a sound like this you need a proper DAW like Logic, Cubase, Studio One etc.
This inspired me deeply... to quit composing
This is a joke right?