This was a fun video to watch, I will probably watch it again in a few days, one of my favorite movies, the ending is so great. I love all the classic films. Would love to see that video on your 5.0 template.
Thank you - very good work and a beautiful mock-up. To do this, I understand you had the full score avaliable. Is there a way to get it? I'd love to have a look at it, I have been looking for it for ages. Keep up the good work!
It never ended up becoming one of my main libraries. I will use it for certain solo lines if it works better, or for the niche instruments like the euphoniums, cimbassos, etc. For the solo lines, I might audition all the libraries and choose whichever fits best for that particular line. Sample Modelling often wins though
Good morning, I have learned some things from your videos, they are really interesting, I would like to know if you are developing your models directly or first write it on a sheet music, hopefully you can answer my question. Thanks a lot. God bless you
Glad you got some stuff out of it! It's always different for me when I'm writing. Depending on the genre and complexity of the cue. For traditional orchestral, I generally prefer to write score and mock it up. Though my most recent orchestral score that I uploaded (the Sprite Flight track ruclips.net/video/xwRowATDJT4/видео.html) was done 100% in the DAW as a challenge for myself. I still got the same complexity that I normally like to write for orchestra. This mockup was done from a score that I had access to so I was "performing" the lines based on that
This was a fun video to watch, I will probably watch it again in a few days, one of my favorite movies, the ending is so great. I love all the classic films. Would love to see that video on your 5.0 template.
Will try to do the video soon, but also at 5.2 now hahahaha its always evolving
thank you so much for sharing - awesomeness!
You bet!
Great video!
Thanks!!
Great work buddy
Thanks John!!
I've been following for a while and your content is awesome and clearly done with so much dedication! Keep up the amazing work! It's going to pay off!
Thanks! That's so great to hear!
Thank you - very good work and a beautiful mock-up. To do this, I understand you had the full score avaliable. Is there a way to get it? I'd love to have a look at it, I have been looking for it for ages. Keep up the good work!
Hey, thanks! Yeah I did have access to a score but it isn't mine to give around unfortunately
@@DIDCHOI Thanks for the reply, hopefully it will be public one day.
Quick question, u no longer using infinite brass?
It never ended up becoming one of my main libraries. I will use it for certain solo lines if it works better, or for the niche instruments like the euphoniums, cimbassos, etc. For the solo lines, I might audition all the libraries and choose whichever fits best for that particular line. Sample Modelling often wins though
Good morning, I have learned some things from your videos, they are really interesting, I would like to know if you are developing your models directly or first write it on a sheet music, hopefully you can answer my question. Thanks a lot. God bless you
Glad you got some stuff out of it! It's always different for me when I'm writing. Depending on the genre and complexity of the cue. For traditional orchestral, I generally prefer to write score and mock it up. Though my most recent orchestral score that I uploaded (the Sprite Flight track ruclips.net/video/xwRowATDJT4/видео.html) was done 100% in the DAW as a challenge for myself. I still got the same complexity that I normally like to write for orchestra.
This mockup was done from a score that I had access to so I was "performing" the lines based on that
@@DIDCHOI I really appreciate your response. I will be aware of the material you share. Greetings from Mexico. Blessings