For everyone that keeps asking about the keyboard and faderbox: - Casio PX-S1000 - NativeVS Faderbox But just a heads up: whilst stylish, the Casio has quite bad latency, and the poor guy that made the Faderbox never intended to make a business out of it, so please don't inundate him with messages. If it's unavailable on his website, it's unavailable I'm afraid!
Another con of the Casio would be action... being so slim, there's not much room for a good one, and there isn't - the pivot length is uniquely short, meaning the keys move less and take more force to press the further from the edge your fingers make contact. Also, the pivot length for black keys is even less than it is for white keys, so they're lighter. All in all, a frustrating experience for playing evenly and dynamically. - Signed, A pianist stuck with a PX-S because it looks pretty in his videos :( P.S. Great video!
I've been wondering over the years how the music was even made. At some point I was convinced it was a real orchestra, so I'm amazed you can do everything alone with your computer. Love your vibe and your works. I play your music everyday and it’s gorgeous. Thanks for the video man
Brilliant video Marcus, agree with you a lot on Spitfire. I certainly have a few faves that I use, but do pick and choose now with any of their new libraries. A lot more options out there now as well
Nice to see you here, James. Thank you so much! Yeah the marketing still gets me sometimes, I really should remove them from my bookmarks haha. Just need to keep reminding myself I already have everything I need :)
Just finished it, very well edited and super funny and authentic had some good laughs 😂 well done! I really like the style and pace :) I recently bought Atlantis III was quite astonished that it wasn’t on the list and also that you don’t have anything from performance samples. Thanks for sharing you tips 🙏🏼 also would be quite interesting how your journey started and so on.
Thank you so much dude and oh god you and others are really tempting me - I must resist the urge to buy any more VSTs! I actually talked a little bit about my roots in the 'It's Time to Talk About Evening Star' video from 2018. If you can stand the reverb and my attitude, that pretty much covers the essentials :)
@@MarcusWarnerMusic thank you! I’ll check it out, performance samples is a must have 😂 also Atlantis III is unbeatable. There’s only one rule you can never have enough vsts, the only limit is your storage.😅 Maybe for future videos a challenge would be nice to see on how to create a song only using Kontakt Factory or native collectors edition vsts. I think seeing your workflow helps me a lot in improving my music. Also how you layer and setup your reverb would be interesting to see
@@lionkloudyeah, I especially like performance samples libraries for their instant playability. Aaron venture and musical sampling are also great in that way…
I'm only half way through the video, but I just wanted to say that you've made me laugh more times than I was expecting and I've also learned a fair bit. Win win! Also, I really must know what you were playing at 31:48 lol
I don't understand too much about the world of music creation, but I do enjoy just listening about the process of how some of my favorite songs were created ;)
I was just listening to some older songs from you and right after listening to Chihiro, the progress was shocking 😂. But I've followed you since The way of honor and loved every part of the way. Looking forward to the next part
I feel so validated watching this! I’m much more pleased with my Originals purchases from Spitfire than I am with most of their higher end libraries. A lot of them feel overpriced compared to competitors and I don’t feel that I reach for much more than the BBC Symphony Orchestra that I use for sketching individual parts. I definitely think I fell for the hype. I do love the Cinematic Pads and Cinematic Percussion Originals libraries because you get a lot of utility for a small investment.
Marcus, great video! I’ve been following your music since you appeared on RUclips. I’m not a musician but hearing your music always made me interested in trying out music production. I love videos like this about how creators create and the tools they use. I appreciate your raw honest reviews too. Someday I’d like to try making music. I’m happy to see you thriving and doing what you love. You’re an inspiration to many.
First video RUclips has shown me from you for a while! Good to see you back again. I've used some of the Spitfire sample libraries myself and I found most of them are either full blast EPIC no hold barrels or very synthetic sounding, as if they were designed to be used by epic electronic trailer music composers. It's funny to think that the most creative outlets come when you are most limited in what you use. I've had to use the old East West Symphonic Orchestra library for most of my work between 2010-2018 on a PC that had 4GB of RAM. Loading and exporting one instrument at a time and painting notes on the piano roll through trial and error as I have no musical theory knowledge. Your insights really inspired me to hopefully get back into music after getting a proper ADHD diagnosis and being put on medication. I loved making music and your compositions really helped me through the rough years of self discovery of who I am and what I want to do in my life. I definitely will be using your Bluthner piano when I buy my own piano and start practicing for real. Good luck on your upcoming album. I will be awaiting it eagerly.
17:07 they have updated more than the interface. They streamlined the existing patches, added newly sampled instruments, and improved the legato programming (!).
Dude wtf it's been 10 years since i discovered Africa and City of Sails which I adored back then but didn't listen to in a looooong time. I always imagined you as an old dude who has been doing discovery-channel themes for 30+ years and now I come to learn that you are actually a year younger than me and pumped these out when I was just starting with guitar! 🤣 Huuuge props for your work man! 😃
Fisrt VST Lib ever owned: EWQL Silver. Very much enjoyed the sound of Spotlight from Fracture Sounds. Prefer HZP over 8DIO Taiko/Toms. (I think 8DIO has had it's day, full stop.) SPITFIRE: Fan boy too, (I certainly don't have everything neither do I want to) More a fan/user of their more intimate colllections. RECOMMENDATION: Most things by Hunger Rogerson from Pianobook. (Particularly The Wildmother's Dulcimer).
I had no idea you liked Porter Robinson! I love your work and I've loved porter for years and it shocked me to hear that you knew about him and liked his work since you make such different music
DEFINITELY check out Pacific Strings from Performance Samples! After I bought it, I basically retired my other string libraries. The legato is hands down the best I've ever heard and their marcato patches are a game changer because they keep going and can be dynamically controlled via cc1!
I have a ton of Embertone stuff. They're really good. Their recent harmonica instrument is great fun, and I love the Whisky dulcimer too, The Joshua Bell violin is their flagship instrument however, and it is excellent. It usually outshines the Freidlander solo violin, so nice to see that getting some love here!
Have you ever tried Native Instruments Noire piano. That's my number 1 goto piano at the moment. Absolutely love the sound and 'feel' of that piano and there's so much sculpting you can do within the instrument to the sound. Great video by the way.
Also after watching your video, I think you should check out "Cremona quartet" ( insane solo string quartet) and Ew Fantasy Hollywood orchestra( in particular the 8 Violins and 6 Violas legato - One of the best and most dramatic strings I've ever heard). Also, I'd love to get your opinion on Spitfire - BBC Symphony ( I think they are good, but I'm not sure how good for today's standard)
As someone who wants to start or get into stuff like this, i find this very useful, and of course, ive loved your music or in other words, ABSOLUTE MASTERPIECES, for a while now, so this definitely helps in what to use to make my own music, and as always, G R O U N D B R E A K I N G work!
I love Spitfire Appassionata and it's mainly my go-to string library. My only cons with it are the lack of short articulations and the Spitfire player's bug issues with the mics.
This gold Marcus!! I also started with the GPO downloaded from disks, then I bought EW Hollywood Strings and Brass, which totally changed my life. I've never been able to replace those in my work. I would also put the Embertone Shire Whistle in S tier. I've been using it consistently for more than 10 years including on an Anime I just scored!! I also have been using that same Casio Keyboard as my midi controller for the past 4+ years!! Excited to see more videos!! I love the nostalgic color grading too!!
This video is quite ..., you know what I was about to type. No, but really Marcus this is quite a nice overview into the digital Music making buisness. And though I don't make any music myself and I wouldn't claim to have quite a musical ear like this at all (if I even have one), I found this content pretty interesting and watchable. I decided to join you in your Patreon group, though I've never set up an account on this platform. So I think for the time being, I am going to just join for free but maybe later, seeing your high production quality (and I'm not joking, don't underestimate your video-making skills!) and the quantity of your page, I might consider subscribing for real. But this is not because I am planning to make orchestral music myself ir such but just because, I've always thought that the music you create and the way you compose it (and also teach it) is quite stunning and gives me a lot. Even if it is just for entertainment in my case. But let's be real your music is way more than just entertainment for me. I really love it and it will always be one off my favourite compositions (and you my favourit artist). So I've considered supporting you for a while now, because if I find the money to give it to any of the many artists who deserve it from their listeners, I would give it to you. Your music and films just mean so much to me. Thank you again, Marcus! You deserve all the love and respect and I am looking forward to what's coming next. See you around. :) ❤
Hello Marcus! I saw you the first time in the review of the virtual piano by Fracture Sounds, and it was an amazing review and also beautiful music recorded. In the other hand thank you for this video it was very helpful to know your libraries and how you use them in your workflow. I am very interested for new upcoming videos and knowing more about music because I am studying how to compose. Hope to see more videos about how to compose, mixing tips, what hardware you use to make your music etc. Again thank you for all your wisdom. Pd: Beautiful filmmaking with the granular feeling 😄
Love the breakdown! I might get that Shire Whistle now 😂 I'm surprised you didn't mention Spitfire's Albion One. That was the first VST I bought back in 2019. I find myself using the strings, some of the drums, and the cinematic drones/pads all the time. Have you been able to try it out before?
Thank you for fun with plug ins and detailed breakdowns, so true your views! Spitfire we Love/hate you guys...Crowhill here we come! cheers...oh and what is your keyboard she looks seriously responsive?
I’m totally with you with Spitfire. I was just disappointed and wished they loved their products as much as I thought I was going to the moment I pressed the Pay button. BBCSO has incorrect timings on some short notes and a sour out of tune brass notes. I bought abbey road violins and that has out of tune notes that the community discovered in the first few hours of release… love your playing. It’s really nice to see a composer really “play” an instrument rather than the standard *plays chord……… 😮 “ahhhhhhhhh”
I'm suprised i didnt see any **Cinesample** vst? also for choir you might want to check out VOXOS 2 they veyr nice quite to full blast dynamics super neat. not the V1 the V1 had delay in the attacks and weird transitions. Also if you want beautifull piano **Pearl Concert Grand** is for me by far and on many level the best out there.
Can you give us a desk tour/ what items you use such as speakers, computer, keyboard… anything of that genre. I was also wondering is this your full time Job? I am a high school junior student who studied piano for 12 years and counting and I want to be a composer. Did you go to college for it? Thank you in advance!
I bought refx nexus when it was on sale and bought the hollywood expansion for it. I have nearly every instrument in there and they both together cost me around 300€ XD. Asian instruments are a little weak with it, but you can do a lot with it.
Hi Marcus I appreciate this video it is really helpful I was wondering Im looking to buy a string VST that has the older/lush sound not so bright more of an older/organic sound I was wondering do you have any recommendations?
g r o u n d b r e a k i n g
Idk how I never knew Spitfire existed uptil now, im now downloading about half of their library 🤫
Spitfire got the same marketing team as Apple. lol
can you add timestamps
"Soon"
May I ask why you don't have a direct link of your piano download in the description ? Been trying to find it. 🤷♀
For everyone that keeps asking about the keyboard and faderbox:
- Casio PX-S1000
- NativeVS Faderbox
But just a heads up: whilst stylish, the Casio has quite bad latency, and the poor guy that made the Faderbox never intended to make a business out of it, so please don't inundate him with messages. If it's unavailable on his website, it's unavailable I'm afraid!
Another con of the Casio would be action... being so slim, there's not much room for a good one, and there isn't - the pivot length is uniquely short, meaning the keys move less and take more force to press the further from the edge your fingers make contact. Also, the pivot length for black keys is even less than it is for white keys, so they're lighter. All in all, a frustrating experience for playing evenly and dynamically.
- Signed, A pianist stuck with a PX-S because it looks pretty in his videos :(
P.S. Great video!
It still blows my mind thinking about where this all started and where you are now. You always have and continue to make amazing music.
I've been waiting 100 years for you to introduce this.
_My time has come_ and thank you for your patience
Thank you for featuring our Olympus Symphonic Choir in your list!
This was the first "big expensive" library I bought and has a special place in my heart :)
I've been wondering over the years how the music was even made. At some point I was convinced it was a real orchestra, so I'm amazed you can do everything alone with your computer. Love your vibe and your works. I play your music everyday and it’s gorgeous. Thanks for the video man
I appreciate that even though it seems you're not necessarily interested in VSTs, you chose to watch anyway. Cheers mate!
Sampling your piano and offering it for free is one of the coolest and kindest things I've seen yet. Thank you so much!
You've clearly never heard of Pianobook then.
I'm a UI designer, Idk how I got here but your presentation, personality and the music made me stay the whole hour, really well made video Marcus 👍
I have followed you for a decade now and this was a treat to see and hear! Thanks for the behind the scenes.
Brilliant video Marcus, agree with you a lot on Spitfire. I certainly have a few faves that I use, but do pick and choose now with any of their new libraries. A lot more options out there now as well
Nice to see you here, James. Thank you so much! Yeah the marketing still gets me sometimes, I really should remove them from my bookmarks haha. Just need to keep reminding myself I already have everything I need :)
Man the funniest part of the video was the price breakdown of the spitfire library. Not sure why that made me laugh out loud but that was great! 34:57
This is awesome! Just been making some new additions to my library, it's amazing to see what you're using. Thanks for taking the time to show us!
Just finished it, very well edited and super funny and authentic had some good laughs 😂 well done! I really like the style and pace :) I recently bought Atlantis III was quite astonished that it wasn’t on the list and also that you don’t have anything from performance samples. Thanks for sharing you tips 🙏🏼 also would be quite interesting how your journey started and so on.
Thank you so much dude and oh god you and others are really tempting me - I must resist the urge to buy any more VSTs! I actually talked a little bit about my roots in the 'It's Time to Talk About Evening Star' video from 2018. If you can stand the reverb and my attitude, that pretty much covers the essentials :)
@@MarcusWarnerMusic thank you! I’ll check it out, performance samples is a must have 😂 also Atlantis III is unbeatable. There’s only one rule you can never have enough vsts, the only limit is your storage.😅 Maybe for future videos a challenge would be nice to see on how to create a song only using Kontakt Factory or native collectors edition vsts. I think seeing your workflow helps me a lot in improving my music. Also how you layer and setup your reverb would be interesting to see
@@lionkloudyeah, I especially like performance samples libraries for their instant playability. Aaron venture and musical sampling are also great in that way…
I never knew you had a RUclips channel! Been a big fan for many years, and Octavia is one of my favourite pieces of Soundtrack of all time!
Your music has been a steady soundtrack in my life for years now. It clicks with me in a way nothing else does.
I'm only half way through the video, but I just wanted to say that you've made me laugh more times than I was expecting and I've also learned a fair bit. Win win!
Also, I really must know what you were playing at 31:48 lol
yeah please can you tell us
We have to know
sounds like ‘the blue planet’ by hans zimmer
YESS THIS IS EXACTLY WHAT I WANTED
Welcome back!! I absolutely love these "tutorial" videos you make :)
Bro it’s like a dream come true 😂👌🏼 your music is so inspiring and EPIC haha
I don't understand too much about the world of music creation, but I do enjoy just listening about the process of how some of my favorite songs were created ;)
I was just listening to some older songs from you and right after listening to Chihiro, the progress was shocking 😂. But I've followed you since The way of honor and loved every part of the way. Looking forward to the next part
I did the exact same thing the other day and I absolutely agree hahaha. thank you!
I feel so validated watching this!
I’m much more pleased with my Originals purchases from Spitfire than I am with most of their higher end libraries. A lot of them feel overpriced compared to competitors and I don’t feel that I reach for much more than the BBC Symphony Orchestra that I use for sketching individual parts. I definitely think I fell for the hype.
I do love the Cinematic Pads and Cinematic Percussion Originals libraries because you get a lot of utility for a small investment.
Marcus, great video! I’ve been following your music since you appeared on RUclips. I’m not a musician but hearing your music always made me interested in trying out music production. I love videos like this about how creators create and the tools they use. I appreciate your raw honest reviews too. Someday I’d like to try making music. I’m happy to see you thriving and doing what you love. You’re an inspiration to many.
I have always wanted to make my own music and make my own little stories, I have been inspired by your stuff for a long time.
Thanks for sharing this with us, Marcus. I've always been a fan of the quality of your music and production!
Thanks for all this! I’m most excited about the Irish Whistle. I kept seeing the Zen Meditations in your list and hoped you’d mention it.
YESS! Finally a podcast worthy video and sneak peaks of p e r s o n a l i t y (we’re winning rn)
Great insight, thanks for sharing🙏🏽
That embertone solo violin seems like worth the purchase
First video RUclips has shown me from you for a while! Good to see you back again. I've used some of the Spitfire sample libraries myself and I found most of them are either full blast EPIC no hold barrels or very synthetic sounding, as if they were designed to be used by epic electronic trailer music composers. It's funny to think that the most creative outlets come when you are most limited in what you use. I've had to use the old East West Symphonic Orchestra library for most of my work between 2010-2018 on a PC that had 4GB of RAM. Loading and exporting one instrument at a time and painting notes on the piano roll through trial and error as I have no musical theory knowledge. Your insights really inspired me to hopefully get back into music after getting a proper ADHD diagnosis and being put on medication. I loved making music and your compositions really helped me through the rough years of self discovery of who I am and what I want to do in my life. I definitely will be using your Bluthner piano when I buy my own piano and start practicing for real. Good luck on your upcoming album. I will be awaiting it eagerly.
17:07 they have updated more than the interface. They streamlined the existing patches, added newly sampled instruments, and improved the legato programming (!).
Spitfire Chamber Strings Flautando is my favourite string patch. It's also low on CPU and memory for those with older computers!
Dude wtf it's been 10 years since i discovered Africa and City of Sails which I adored back then but didn't listen to in a looooong time. I always imagined you as an old dude who has been doing discovery-channel themes for 30+ years and now I come to learn that you are actually a year younger than me and pumped these out when I was just starting with guitar! 🤣
Huuuge props for your work man! 😃
I'm sorry Marcus but I NEED to know what song you were playing at 31:52. Absolutely amazing
Fisrt VST Lib ever owned: EWQL Silver.
Very much enjoyed the sound of Spotlight from Fracture Sounds.
Prefer HZP over 8DIO Taiko/Toms. (I think 8DIO has had it's day, full stop.)
SPITFIRE: Fan boy too, (I certainly don't have everything neither do I want to) More a fan/user of their more intimate colllections.
RECOMMENDATION: Most things by Hunger Rogerson from Pianobook. (Particularly The Wildmother's Dulcimer).
I had no idea you liked Porter Robinson! I love your work and I've loved porter for years and it shocked me to hear that you knew about him and liked his work since you make such different music
Very happy to find your channel. I've recently started composing for symphony and your video helped a lot to figure out what I should get, thank you!
You're Octavia has a such memorable melody. Very cool to see this episode!
DEFINITELY check out Pacific Strings from Performance Samples! After I bought it, I basically retired my other string libraries. The legato is hands down the best I've ever heard and their marcato patches are a game changer because they keep going and can be dynamically controlled via cc1!
Great video and tour. I remember getting Hollywood strings way back. You’re a master composer.
OH, MY GOD! This is an incredible gift. Thank you, Marcus.
Your work is very inspiring!♥
great list!
you gotta hop on that cinematic studio series and performance samples wave too 💯
Bro's style is majestic. Keep up the great work!
I have a ton of Embertone stuff. They're really good. Their recent harmonica instrument is great fun, and I love the Whisky dulcimer too, The Joshua Bell violin is their flagship instrument however, and it is excellent. It usually outshines the Freidlander solo violin, so nice to see that getting some love here!
I really enjoy your music, and the peek behind the scenes. Cool to see a bit of how it all comes together. Keep it up 💪
Have you ever tried Native Instruments Noire piano. That's my number 1 goto piano at the moment. Absolutely love the sound and 'feel' of that piano and there's so much sculpting you can do within the instrument to the sound. Great video by the way.
The video I didn't know I needed
Also after watching your video, I think you should check out "Cremona quartet" ( insane solo string quartet) and Ew Fantasy Hollywood orchestra( in particular the 8 Violins and 6 Violas legato - One of the best and most dramatic strings I've ever heard). Also, I'd love to get your opinion on Spitfire - BBC Symphony ( I think they are good, but I'm not sure how good for today's standard)
As someone who wants to start or get into stuff like this, i find this very useful, and of course, ive loved your music or in other words, ABSOLUTE MASTERPIECES, for a while now, so this definitely helps in what to use to make my own music, and as always, G R O U N D B R E A K I N G work!
Thank you so much!!! The Shire Whistle is an amazing find! Will use it for sure.
Keep it up, Marcus!
The click on spitfire chamber strings is a signature. Most of their libraries have something similar
Thank you For Sharing Shire Whistle.
14:15 healed me 🦦
I love Spitfire Appassionata and it's mainly my go-to string library. My only cons with it are the lack of short articulations and the Spitfire player's bug issues with the mics.
Gotta love them Lark licks 🙌🏻
Been watching and listening since the early days. Keep up the good work, always love seeing new stuff from you
super presentation, much learnt.
Looking very much forward to it! I really hope you can get more exposure as your Videos and Vibe and especially your music! are very warm
I am delighted you are back!
This gold Marcus!! I also started with the GPO downloaded from disks, then I bought EW Hollywood Strings and Brass, which totally changed my life. I've never been able to replace those in my work.
I would also put the Embertone Shire Whistle in S tier. I've been using it consistently for more than 10 years including on an Anime I just scored!!
I also have been using that same Casio Keyboard as my midi controller for the past 4+ years!!
Excited to see more videos!! I love the nostalgic color grading too!!
Which keyboard is it?
@@franciscocasalbom It's the Casio PX-S1000.
You use so many unique libraries that I wasn't aware of! Love this video
love the Vaughan-Williams reference with EW Hollywood Strings.
Thanks for sharing this, would love to see some timestamps for each virtual instrument ! ✨
Marcus Warner vid on a Friday let’s go!
oh wow please do let me know what piece of music that was at 31:47, that is absolutely beatiful!
Eu te amo❤Você toca tanto minha alma🎉Toda vez que eu ouço suas musicas, parece que é a primeira vez💗Quero que seja assim sempre😍
I've been waiting for this video for years. Thank you so much Marcus.
I'm looking forward to more videos/music, you really deserve the exposure!
question: what are those controllers called that look like mixing knobs to control kontakt?
Why am I crying at the irish wistle?
This was such a honest and informative video to watch, you've put me on quite a few new instruments that I'm itching to try out now!
Musical Sampling, Spitfire and Fracture Sounds are my goto library creators.
What a fantastic video Marcus! I really fell in love with the piano you played at 1:10 - is this a full song?
Have you made a video on how you recorded your work in the commercial studio? The cost, what went into the mixing and mastering process... etc?
This video is quite ..., you know what I was about to type.
No, but really Marcus this is quite a nice overview into the digital Music making buisness. And though I don't make any music myself and I wouldn't claim to have quite a musical ear like this at all (if I even have one), I found this content pretty interesting and watchable. I decided to join you in your Patreon group, though I've never set up an account on this platform. So I think for the time being, I am going to just join for free but maybe later, seeing your high production quality (and I'm not joking, don't underestimate your video-making skills!) and the quantity of your page, I might consider subscribing for real. But this is not because I am planning to make orchestral music myself ir such but just because, I've always thought that the music you create and the way you compose it (and also teach it) is quite stunning and gives me a lot. Even if it is just for entertainment in my case. But let's be real your music is way more than just entertainment for me. I really love it and it will always be one off my favourite compositions (and you my favourit artist). So I've considered supporting you for a while now, because if I find the money to give it to any of the many artists who deserve it from their listeners, I would give it to you. Your music and films just mean so much to me.
Thank you again, Marcus! You deserve all the love and respect and I am looking forward to what's coming next. See you around. :) ❤
Hello Marcus! I saw you the first time in the review of the virtual piano by Fracture Sounds, and it was an amazing review and also beautiful music recorded. In the other hand thank you for this video it was very helpful to know your libraries and how you use them in your workflow. I am very interested for new upcoming videos and knowing more about music because I am studying how to compose. Hope to see more videos about how to compose, mixing tips, what hardware you use to make your music etc. Again thank you for all your wisdom. Pd: Beautiful filmmaking with the granular feeling 😄
Thank you so much and good luck in your composing endeavours!
Love the breakdown! I might get that Shire Whistle now 😂 I'm surprised you didn't mention Spitfire's Albion One. That was the first VST I bought back in 2019. I find myself using the strings, some of the drums, and the cinematic drones/pads all the time. Have you been able to try it out before?
please make more video with format like this
Thank you for fun with plug ins and detailed breakdowns, so true your views! Spitfire we Love/hate you guys...Crowhill here we come! cheers...oh and what is your keyboard she looks seriously responsive?
I've always been a big fan of you!
I'm 2 minutes into the video and I'm already a fan: liked & subscribed!
Great stuff! My biggest question is: how do you treat your camera color? It looks incredible!
I like your house.It is beautiful and simple.You look simple too.This is cool.Music is good!
Was this filmed on 16mm? It looks beautiful
I wish! But no, film emulation is one of my part-time obsessions, so I'm delighted I've done a decent job in this instance.
Im following you for quite a while now, i think one of the most underrated phenomenal scores is for Starbase (Original Soundtrack)
I’m totally with you with Spitfire. I was just disappointed and wished they loved their products as much as I thought I was going to the moment I pressed the Pay button. BBCSO has incorrect timings on some short notes and a sour out of tune brass notes. I bought abbey road violins and that has out of tune notes that the community discovered in the first few hours of release… love your playing. It’s really nice to see a composer really “play” an instrument rather than the standard *plays chord……… 😮 “ahhhhhhhhh”
The lark ascending
What is the name of that awesome midi controller with faders?
Yo someone tell me what that piece of music of music was at 34:47 😂😂
I'm suprised i didnt see any **Cinesample** vst? also for choir you might want to check out VOXOS 2 they veyr nice quite to full blast dynamics super neat. not the V1 the V1 had delay in the attacks and weird transitions. Also if you want beautifull piano **Pearl Concert Grand** is for me by far and on many level the best out there.
Can you give us a desk tour/ what items you use such as speakers, computer, keyboard… anything of that genre. I was also wondering is this your full time Job? I am a high school junior student who studied piano for 12 years and counting and I want to be a composer. Did you go to college for it? Thank you in advance!
awesome thank you, great vid!!!
I bought refx nexus when it was on sale and bought the hollywood expansion for it. I have nearly every instrument in there and they both together cost me around 300€ XD. Asian instruments are a little weak with it, but you can do a lot with it.
Really enjoyed this! Super useful too :D
This is such an informative video! Thank you so much for sharing :D
Hi Marcus I appreciate this video it is really helpful I was wondering Im looking to buy a string VST that has the older/lush sound not so bright more of an older/organic sound I was wondering do you have any recommendations?
Marcus, we're going to need to see some of that folk whistle performance! Also, what is that sexy looking midi-mod controller wheel you're using? 😍
Well I think this video has cost me £1000 on new software....
I'm lucky I don't have that sort of money right now, because otherwise... same lmao
On the other hand, I think you saved me £1000 by steering me away from things I thought I might buy.
Hey thanks for doing this. Great insights. 🙏❤️🙏
14:03 It reminds me "Osprey" if Im not wrong... ???
He literally might tease a new song along with this and we might never know lol