How to Mix & Blend Sample Libraries Together! (Easy)

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  • Опубликовано: 22 окт 2024

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  • @mr.m4021
    @mr.m4021 Год назад

    Thank you very much for your always useful suggestions😀👍

  • @GASSounds
    @GASSounds 11 месяцев назад

    wow!! thts nice wrk

  • @dafingaz
    @dafingaz Год назад

    Great as always!

    • @ChristopherSiu
      @ChristopherSiu  Год назад +1

      Thanks Marcus!

    • @dafingaz
      @dafingaz Год назад

      @@ChristopherSiu You're welcome! Thank you too! Let's catch up soon!

  • @dakota.stlaurent
    @dakota.stlaurent Год назад

    9:20 This is very relatable. When I was working on electronic music, you would have other producers say "you shouldn't use popular sample packs because others will be able to recognize it" - yeah, other producers? That's not who I'm writing for!

    • @dakota.stlaurent
      @dakota.stlaurent Год назад

      Also I see the Dolphin + Slippli launchers in your dock 👀 Playin' some Melee?

    • @ChristopherSiu
      @ChristopherSiu  Год назад

      Bingo! And yes, melee 😎

    • @dakota.stlaurent
      @dakota.stlaurent Год назад

      @@ChristopherSiu You strike me as a Sheik main. Am I right?

    • @ChristopherSiu
      @ChristopherSiu  Год назад

      LOL I use Peach and Marth

    • @dakota.stlaurent
      @dakota.stlaurent Год назад

      @@ChristopherSiu interesting! Marth was my second guess, Peach is a bit of a surprise 😄

  • @jenssieckmann
    @jenssieckmann Год назад

    Great video, Chris.
    Currently I'm finetuning my template regarding matching different libraries. I came across the new reverb plugin Berlin Studio which helps doing that especially for templates with at least one library recorded in Teldex, Berlin.
    I definitely agree with the statement: similar tone makes life easier. A list of libraries with a objective tone description should be interesting so one could choose libraries matching well. Easiest way would be to stick to the same developer I think.
    The CSS mic mix is nice, I agree. IIRC the mix is "prebaked" in a special set of samples (and not simultaneaously played from different mic positions in real time) which saves resources.

    • @ChristopherSiu
      @ChristopherSiu  Год назад +1

      Agreed on all points! Thanks for sharing. :)

  • @grahamsouthern6781
    @grahamsouthern6781 Год назад

    Do you layer every section of the strings or just the most important parts that carry the main melody ?

  • @ABE2000
    @ABE2000 Год назад

    That sounds interesting actually, but I'm hoping that there will be Cinesamples Industry Brass Review by your great content.

  • @electedmusic7685
    @electedmusic7685 Год назад

    Hello, I would like to ask you for advice, currently I have the section berlin strings bundle, cinematic studio strings, pacific strings, spitfire chamber, only strings. My question is, would it be worth buying the view strings to make layers? I look for feeling and romanticism in the strings.

    • @ChristopherSiu
      @ChristopherSiu  Год назад +1

      I think you already have some of the best string libraries available! If you're talking about Vista, that can certainly add a nice layer on top, but you're pretty much covered with everything you already have. :)

    • @electedmusic7685
      @electedmusic7685 Год назад

      @@ChristopherSiu Oki, and which one is the best for you? the one with the best legato? in terms of tone and realism

  • @christiangarcia01
    @christiangarcia01 Год назад

    Have you heard of Project Colossal been undecided about getting it, it’s a template for Cinematic Studio Series to make it sound more realistic, curious on your thoughts on it

    • @ChristopherSiu
      @ChristopherSiu  Год назад +1

      I have! I didn't look too much into it as I don't necessarily need it at the moment, but I'm sure it'll come in handy if you do!