Great work fellow - your channel got randomly recommended to me recently and i actually decided to stick with it :) We got quite a similiar workflow with similiar libraries, so ill leave it with a small advice: after youre done with the brass part, try to split up the CSB solo trombones sus patch into individual lines with slightly altered automation, this does a TON to the overall "live vs midi" impression :) the same can obviously be done for the bass bones, although i personally feel that the impact of this step is much more noticable in the tenor bones, thus i usually also choose the lazy route and stick with the sus patch for the bass bones , but depending on the piece ( you got up to 3 voices for the bass bones) it can be appropriate to just go for it and try how it would sound
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I love seeing your process in these videos, it's so insightful.
Glad you enjoy it!
YAY! The long violins and flute technique was really cool! Also love seeing how you get that really clean brass.
Thanks Rest! Glad you enjoyed it!
Your music made me get back into composing. Thanks. And Thanks for this. Nice to see all the tinkering.
Wow that's nice to hear! Thanks for watching!
amazing
Thanks again:)
i love your works man! so good
Great to hear, thanks for listening!
Masterclass! 🙂
Thank you for watching!
Amazing process improving something mediocre to something great with the editing and enhancement you are doing!
Thank you!
Great work fellow - your channel got randomly recommended to me recently and i actually decided to stick with it :) We got quite a similiar workflow with similiar libraries, so ill leave it with a small advice: after youre done with the brass part, try to split up the CSB solo trombones sus patch into individual lines with slightly altered automation, this does a TON to the overall "live vs midi" impression :) the same can obviously be done for the bass bones, although i personally feel that the impact of this step is much more noticable in the tenor bones, thus i usually also choose the lazy route and stick with the sus patch for the bass bones , but depending on the piece ( you got up to 3 voices for the bass bones) it can be appropriate to just go for it and try how it would sound
Nice thanks for the tip I'll try that!
I want to make something like this as well, not confident though
Just do it, your tracks have a great sound!