Composing Orchestral Music - Part 2 | Cubase Tutorial | Spitfire Symphonic Woodwinds & Brass
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- In this second part of my Orchestral Music Composition Tutorial we will take a deeper look into the woodwinds, brass and percussion section. I will go through the individual instruments, show you the libraries that I used and also some mixing and mastering plugins during the video!
You can download the MIDI File here: www.buymeacoff...
The tutorial is intended to anyone who is passionate about music composition but also to other composers to give some insight in my personal workflow.
I hope you will enjoy the video! :)
If you have any questions or suggestions, please comment below!
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ðŧ Sample Libraries:
- âŠ@spitfireaudiollp⎠Spitfire Appassionata Strings
- âŠ@spitfireaudiollp⎠Spitfire Symphonic Strings
- âŠ@spitfireaudiollp⎠Spitfire Symphonic Woodwinds
- âŠ@spitfireaudiollp⎠Spitfire Symphonic Brass
- âŠ@spitfireaudiollp⎠Spitfire Orchestral Percussion
- âŠ@cinematicstudioseries2985⎠Cinematic Studio Brass
- âŠ@NativeInstruments⎠Noire
ðïļ Plugins:
- âŠ@oeksound⎠Soothe 2
- âŠ@TheHouseofKushTV⎠Clariphonic
- âŠ@waves⎠SSL G-Master Buss Compressor
- âŠ@iZotopeOfficial⎠Ozone & Tonal Balance Control
- âŠ@sonnoxplugins⎠Oxford Inflator
ðŋ DAW: Cubase Pro 11
ðđ Midi Keyboard: Akai MPK249
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very good work, I really like the way you make your videos. very explanatory. and you give a lot of tips about Cubase. please continue with these videos which are also tutorials ð
Thanks a lot Nuno!!ð Such a kind and valuable feedback really means a lot!;)
Great work and nice video thank you sir
Thank you so much!!ð I really appreciate it!;)
Brilliant. Danke!
Gerne!;) Danke fÞr dein positives Feedback Manfred!!
Thank you Tom for sharing your knowledgeðķðð
Youâre welcome Ilya!ðĪ Thanks for your comment!;)
Great work, really now. I would also like to have the great Spitfire plugins but unfortunately I have to make do with comb and scissors. I only have "The Orchestra 3 Full" and a couple of free plugins. I can no longer afford EastWest either, but never mind. I'm not moaning because I can't afford the plugins, I'm happy with what I have. But what use are plugins for thousands of euros if you can't orchestrate? I'd be interested to know how you orchestrate a melody with your template in your videos using various orchestral textures by George Frederick McKay, for example. It doesn't have to be all 8, but perhaps the most common ones such as Monophonic, Chordal, Polyphonic, Heterophonic, Polythematic, Polyrythmic and Homophobic. You can explain this very well without going into much detail about music theory. In any case, your videos have helped me a lot.
Nice video my friend! ðĨðŋ
Great to see your comment mate!;) Thanks Gabo!!ð
Great content, great sound!
I'm not too fond of layering the same instruments esp. strings (makes everything more complicated) but it looks like there's no escape from it soundwise.
Thanks a lot for your comment!! Yes absolutely - layering makes things a bit more complicated but soundwise itâs definitely worth it!;)
Amazing content. Thank you for a detailed breakdown. Very informative.
Thanks for your great feedback Maksym!!ð Youâre welcome!;)
I enjoyed the video very much. There is always something to take away from watching another composer. I would recommend to add chapter markers to the video. Great job and a very pleasant composition! Very helpful to listen to single instruments or sections soloed.
Many Thanks for your valuable feedback Burkhard!!ð I really appreciate it! Your recommendation concerning the chapters is a good idea - I will definitely think about it in my next videos!;)
Great tutorial as always, you are so talented and you are a giving me a lot of hope and motivation in my own journey. I again have a questionð . I purchased the audient id44 mk2 and it's great. I have a digital piano yamaha clp 535 and it has two headphone jacks in the front, and two trs cables that go in these two jacks, for stereo sound and the outputs go into the id44 in the back. Now, when I play I have my headphones plugged into the id44 and the audio is not as strong and clear as it is when I play with my headphones connected directly into the piano. The playback and the audio from youtube etc is top notch. I want to know if I need other cables or if the sound quality from the interface is different from the usual sound that I get through my stereo plugged directly into my piano. Thanks
Hi Mario,
that sounds strange. The audio should be clear and strong as well when you plug in your headphones into the id44. I personally have my midi keyboard connected to the cpu and always plug in my headphones into the audient interface. You could check if in the software of your id44 everything is set up correctly!? Just launch the ID app on your cpu and check it. I hope that helps!:)
@@PhantasiaMusic Thanks!
Nicht schlecht! Was denkst Du uber east west libraries?
Danke Dir!! East West Libraries sind klanglich auf jeden Fall 1A! Ich habe mir selbst vor kurzem EW Opus gekauft, muss mich allerdings in den Player noch etwas einarbeiten!;)
What I noticed is by doubling the lines with different instruments it sounds fuller
Yes thatâs definitely true!! Thanks for your comment!:)
Hallo, wie gehts? Kannst Du mir sagen ob Du Ehrfarung mit Cantus monks VST hast? Im Vergleich mit Hollywood choirs ist es ein guter VST? Bitte antworte mir, weil Ich ein Beginner bin was Musik betrifft!
Hi, leider habe ich keine Erfahrungen mit Cantus, aber Hollywood Choir ist eine super Chor Library!:)