I've always wanted to study Zimmer in this level of detail but it was too daunting a task, and now you've made it possible. This was a masterclass, just brilliant. Subscribed.
Thank you sir! I'm so happy to hear this was so helpful. I'm looking forward to making more like these in the future. And thank you so much for your support!
Damn! This is great. I remade this track as well! it's on my channel. but only a small portion of it. so I know how much of a headache this must've been!
Great video. I have no idea what you're talking about because i'm very new to music but it looks very clever lol. When you used the 3 octaves toward the end to give it more oomph (i think this is the technical term) than the original, it made me wonder if you could do an extended cut of the piece starting with something closer to Hans' and then add your extras to build the song over a long time period? Would this work ?
Hi Aaron! Good to have you and welcome. Thanks for the message. Glad it was helpful and enjoyable. Yeah, octaves will give and enrich your orchestrations immensely. I said "oomph" but it's actually not a technical term haha but you get the idea. And I'm glad you asked. I recently finished making a Hans Zimmer-inspired track based on Dune as an "unofficial" trailer for Part II coming next year. It will be an original track using Hans' themes and applying a lot of these techniques. I will be doing a breakdown of it too so stay tuned. :)
That would be the CSS Double Bass section with a very heavy EQ boost in the fundamental (around 90 to 80 hz) and some compression trying to tame the lower frequencies.
Hey man, what a great remake. I am making my own cover of this track in synthwave/darksynth style and I was wondering, if you know, can I just upload it to youtube, spotify etc and monetize it? Do I have to do something for copyrights? No samples used from the original, just the melodies.
Wow... Hard to explain but sounds more polished than even the real deal. I just wonder what if you had the chance to make this with real instruments 🤣... You'll blow it out the water
Haha thank you so much. It means a lot. To my ears, it actually sounds too harsh in comparison. The original feels super bright but smooth... The real instruments would be cool to see... Maybe I'm working on something related with real humans involved 😏
I've always wanted to study Zimmer in this level of detail but it was too daunting a task, and now you've made it possible. This was a masterclass, just brilliant. Subscribed.
Thank you sir! I'm so happy to hear this was so helpful. I'm looking forward to making more like these in the future. And thank you so much for your support!
Yeees mate, great work! Loved this video, congrats! 🔥🎶😉
Thank you sir! :D
Very nice! Have a great new year with a lot of inspirations Ariel :)
Thank you Quetzal! So good to hear from you. :D Waving hello back from Costa Rica!
You did a great job Ariel ❤❤
amazing job you've done with a small amount of VST's, really impressive. You've earnt my sub
Thanks so much. I really appreciate your support and so happy to read a comment with such kind words. Take care and welcome! :)
Your Dune remakes are great and I love how you are explaining the details on how you recreated the themes.
So glad you enjoyed! I hope to make more of these In the coming weeks. :)
Great job, keep it up, Ariel!
Thanks Anna. :)
holy shit, sounds really similar! :-O Congrats
Thank you!
Thank you for sharing~!Love it so much!!
Thank you for watching Lulu! Hope it's helpful. :D
there is a lot to this process than i thought
Quite interesting!
Great one!
You are very good, I'm amazed at your ability to compose music so beautifully, you are quite gifted 👋🏾👋🏾👋🏾
Thank you dear Mars.
Damn! This is great. I remade this track as well! it's on my channel. but only a small portion of it. so I know how much of a headache this must've been!
Great video. I have no idea what you're talking about because i'm very new to music but it looks very clever lol. When you used the 3 octaves toward the end to give it more oomph (i think this is the technical term) than the original, it made me wonder if you could do an extended cut of the piece starting with something closer to Hans' and then add your extras to build the song over a long time period? Would this work ?
Hi Aaron! Good to have you and welcome. Thanks for the message. Glad it was helpful and enjoyable. Yeah, octaves will give and enrich your orchestrations immensely. I said "oomph" but it's actually not a technical term haha but you get the idea. And I'm glad you asked. I recently finished making a Hans Zimmer-inspired track based on Dune as an "unofficial" trailer for Part II coming next year. It will be an original track using Hans' themes and applying a lot of these techniques. I will be doing a breakdown of it too so stay tuned. :)
What's the library for the bass? Thank you. Hope you can show some love and answer.
That would be the CSS Double Bass section with a very heavy EQ boost in the fundamental (around 90 to 80 hz) and some compression trying to tame the lower frequencies.
Also, bass doubled with celli which sounds an octave above. Also CSS.
Hey man, what a great remake. I am making my own cover of this track in synthwave/darksynth style and I was wondering, if you know, can I just upload it to youtube, spotify etc and monetize it? Do I have to do something for copyrights? No samples used from the original, just the melodies.
Wow... Hard to explain but sounds more polished than even the real deal. I just wonder what if you had the chance to make this with real instruments 🤣... You'll blow it out the water
Haha thank you so much. It means a lot. To my ears, it actually sounds too harsh in comparison. The original feels super bright but smooth... The real instruments would be cool to see... Maybe I'm working on something related with real humans involved 😏