Sonata Arctica Acoustic-Flag In The Ground
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- Опубликовано: 28 окт 2024
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Wow, it sounds awesome, all the sounds here make an awesome ensemble.
I'm really glad I was able to find a great Uilleann Pipe sample in East West's RA. That's been an instrument i've been wanting to use for a long time!
RyanDavis Music I had to share it on my Sonata Arctica related page. Well done man.
Tiziano I. Can you provide the link to your SA page? I'd like to see it!
there you go. It's the official italian page about SA.
facebook.com/SonataArcticaItaly
happy you are back
yea i've really got to get on a better release schedule. Once every four months is not going to work. :)
Thx again Bro for this awesome work!
Greets from Switzerland :)
Thanks a ton! I really enjoy doing these acoustic arrangements.
@@ryandavismusic1794 then do more!! these are fucking brilliant dude! don't be so selfish to keep them to yourself :P
excellent work!
Hello! Awesome sound!!! Can you explain how exactly Jeremy Soule-esque layered reverb techniques works and where I can get more infro about it?
Cheers!
+Michael Davidog Jeremy Soule is the composer for The Elder Scrolls games, Skyrim being the most recent one. By layering several instances of reverb he can make one instrument sound like it's coming from everywhere. For this I used about 7 seperate reverb instances to represent various distances then mixed them all together. I would recommend Epic Verb from Variety of Sound I use that one all of the time.
RyanDavis Music Hello! Thank you very much for reply! One instrument (cello for example) send to 7 separate reverbs (using 7 return tracks in ableton)? How to mix them together? And how to set various distances? Thank you!
Michael Davidog Think of reverbs as mic positions and you'll get it. The wetter the reverb the more distant it sounds and if you combine that with gentle lpf'ing you can give the give the impression that sound is being captured from several distances at once between the dry signal and the fake mic's. You can mix it all easily if you use auxes/buses for the reverb and post fader sends to control the level.
Are you coming back to youtube
I have a few people asking me this so I should really do a response video detailing what i've been up to lately. In short, I've been occupied working on a heavily power metal/melodeath influenced album for my other channel that I hope to get out the door this fall. I am also toying with the idea of moving everything metal related to a single channel around that time. I love doing acoustic covers but they have taken a back seat for the immediate future. Things are still in the planning and development stages but I am going to get my YT presence restarted in the not too distant future with some better videos than just a bunch of still images. Thanks for reaching out!