How to score a cue with Miroire: Track breakdown
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ก.ย. 2024
- Join composer David Kudell as he breaks down his piece "Mystic Mirror" and how he used Miroire to score a cue for a TV show's opening theme.
Miroire-Period instruments and voices
A modern sample collection with a historic sound, Miroire includes a collection of period instruments and vocals inspired by an earlier era-all recorded with specialist musicians. Access sounds that reflect another time to build scores for period dramas or fantasy-themed TV shows, films, and games.
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Very nice! Though I have a feeling it may sound even better when using some more composition techniques from the era.
The best part of videos that showcase David are his template organization skills. I wish Logic looked like this.
Coming from Logic, having unlimited folders is one of my favorite Cubase features.
What do you mean exactly? You can create collapsible stacks/groups/folders, color ranges, change the size of the tracks, etc etc in Logic aswell.
For example : Select the first track of your string section, hold shift, click on the last track of your string section, then right mouseclick > trackstack.
And/or do the same (selecting the tracks) , right mouselick > change track color.
Unless you refer to something else, my Logic templates look exactly like what you see in this video.
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Beautiful piece and explanation.
Beautiful track ...
Hey David, so good to see You at OT, congrats mate!
The Brass in this library sounds so good!!
Reminds me of the theme to Succession. Add an 808 and you’re golden. Definite purchase.
This is just amazing soooo beautiful!!
Beautiful music,
I would have loved to hear the softer dynamics as well.
Wait... Just a minute. I'm scraping my brains off the wall. This just blew me away! I need to write a opera now!
Very cool video! VERY cool library!
Very cool David
Nice piece David! The first part (up to the choir entrance) reminds me of Downton Abbey! Definitely had that “English Countryside Period Drama” feel! 😁👍
The opening of this Piece reminds me beginning of Schubert's unfinished Symphony, nice!
Thanks for the awesome video, killa job great composition!!! Very unique colors reminds me of the Dark Souls Soundtrack!
Keep up the great work!
Well done and thanks !
Our pleasure!
Thanks for the walkthrough David.
Had a nice chuckle after you pronounced Baroque. Made me think of all us composers investing in all these amazing libraries to point where we become Broke composers 🤣
This is amazing! Could you possibly share the midi stems for us to learn the library after the purchase?
Very well made library and composing… Sound is too old for my taste, but it’s very good. Would have loved to hear a Baroque style piece just to compare.
Dislikes? How come?
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@@-Meric- he should do an orchestra with 8 bit sounds again, that would be hilarious 😂
@@jasonanthonywebster8859 Yeah, some Baroque 8-bit music would be nice :)
Nice, yet not convincing. Sorry. I was really about to buy it but I hear weird repetitions, unbalanced room sounds and all kind of flaws that pulled me off the first impulse to buy it.
The demo was quite nice I've to say. But all the other compositions were not so great.
One thing that struck me with your composition was the development of the melody (which is really poor and thus underdeveloped) I do not mean to sound harsh but as (one of the many) a trained music composer we all learned with our basic training how to write in that particular time idiom; in this case from the early baroque period to almost Bach's death (because ensembles grew and the demands from the clients were also on the rise).
All in all your composition may not be the best example to showcase here in depth. Once again sorry for my rudeness... don't take it personal.
A tip for the development of a melody repeat the rhythm/melodic phrase no more than two times! The third time you really have to vary the melody. This comes with a lot of other harmonic challenges but after some practice you will end up with a way better result.
Speaking of harmony, there are certain rules on how to write for these historic instruments to make the ensemble sound really authentic (the way we actually like to hear it)
You CAN do it differently, as many composer in that time did too, but you have to take into account that you keep everything within some reasonable harmonic boundaries. Otherwise it clearly doesn't sound good.
Not 8-bit. FAIL!
very bad stop the music!!!