Basic DAW tricks: I transposed the phrase down, recorded it into a wave sample and then tuned it up. I don't remember the details, but it involved FL Studio's Newtone plugin. Yeah, it was a pain in the butt, but my perfectionism made me do it. On the other hand, now I know how to do it 😏
@@driminmusic I did it manually, this pattern works only for visuals. I copied every instrument part and pasted it here with a different color. Took me couple of hours
There are 2 synth arps in this track, I recreated both of them in Serum. They are represented as ghost notes in the video. By the way, there are stems for the track on Extreme Music website, where you can listen to orchestra, vocals, choir and synth with guitars separately. I did that to understand what's going on in the background
@@loot6 In the end he always records a real orchestra. He told it in his interview. Besides I doubt that a midi mockup could sound like that, it's too live and soft
@@viacheslavsipakov1623Lol you obviously know very little about him, he's the most famous in the world for his incredibly realistic midi mockups! He uses his own custom samples mainly. I've known about him for more than 15 years and even spoke to him directly. He has had some of his stuff performed by a real orchestra but normally he says the opposite "there's no way a real orchestra could perform this so I leave it to my samples". Check out him talking about his track 'that's a wrap' for example.
@@viacheslavsipakov1623 He also used to do all kinds of demos for sample libraries which obviously had to be mockups. He was doing stuff with samples 15-20 years ago that sounds better than anyone else could do now even. Check out 'Soaring over Hollywood" and "An Awfully Big Adventure". The first was made with EWQL samples and the second was to demo the samplemodelling trumpet. They were both made about 10 years ago and sounds insanely realistic. Also 'Evolutionary Progress' made for VSL using their oboe and his custom samples. Check them out...all 100% midi mockups. If he could do that so long ago, imagine what he can do now...
Thank you! Sorry for the late response, kinda forgot about this channel for a while. Now that I listen to it after 2 years, there are a lot of mistakes and rough moments, but this part sounds pretty much ok, i agree
perfect recreation, great job
Thank you!
hey bro, at 4:41 how did you made the jaeger soloist sing above the allowed range?
Basic DAW tricks: I transposed the phrase down, recorded it into a wave sample and then tuned it up. I don't remember the details, but it involved FL Studio's Newtone plugin.
Yeah, it was a pain in the butt, but my perfectionism made me do it. On the other hand, now I know how to do it 😏
great effort, keep making more
Thanks, I will!
Nice job!
Thanks!
Fantastica cover....tienes el midi,por favor?
Very Good!
Thank you!
Hola,no consigo configurar la voz de la soprano solista bien en kontak...me puedes decir que pacth usaste?saludos
I used Jaeger's Merethe Soltvedt vocals, but I had to tune it up in pitch, because it didn't have such high notes
Estoy con esa librería ,pero no consigo que suene como tú ,es que tiene muchos patchs...
Can you share the midi file ? :)
Please 🙏🙏🙏🙏
flp please
What plugin did you use for brass section?
Brass is mainly from Metropolis ARK 1 and Audio Imperia Jaeger
What plugin did you use for the female voice?
Jaeger library has a solo vocals patch by Merethe Soltvedt herself. She's the singer of this track as well as many other tracks by Thomas Bergersen
What is the name of the choir present,please give me the information.
It's Voxos, a decent library that allows you to create syllable sequences
@@existentialquantifier Thanks!
90% Close To Original
Glad to hear that :)
bro give ur flp bro
hey great mock up! just curious how can i have this view in fl studio in which i can see all the midi notes, thanks
There are no such function, I made one big midi pattern myself =)
Sorry, I answered from a wrong account
@@viacheslavsipakov1623 Yeah but I don't understand how you put all the different instruments in the same piano roll...Could you explain more please ?
@@driminmusic yeah i am curious too, thanks for the info tho brother
@@driminmusic I did it manually, this pattern works only for visuals. I copied every instrument part and pasted it here with a different color. Took me couple of hours
What's your synth arps?
There are 2 synth arps in this track, I recreated both of them in Serum. They are represented as ghost notes in the video. By the way, there are stems for the track on Extreme Music website, where you can listen to orchestra, vocals, choir and synth with guitars separately. I did that to understand what's going on in the background
@@viacheslavsipakov1623 can you give me Serum presets? thankyou
What is the name of the voice present, please give me the information, or what plugins does that voice have?
It's Merethe Soltvedt vocals from the Jaeger library
@@existentialquantifier in which section can I find
Jaeger Library, help me.
is it from nexsus or what plugins
@@LEVIT1996 Jaeger is a Kontakt sample library. You need to get Kontakt plugin first
Kind of ironic since the original is also a midi mockup...
No, the original was performed by the orchestra
@@viacheslavsipakov1623 How do you know that? Thomas almost never uses a real orchestra.
@@loot6 In the end he always records a real orchestra. He told it in his interview. Besides I doubt that a midi mockup could sound like that, it's too live and soft
@@viacheslavsipakov1623Lol you obviously know very little about him, he's the most famous in the world for his incredibly realistic midi mockups! He uses his own custom samples mainly.
I've known about him for more than 15 years and even spoke to him directly. He has had some of his stuff performed by a real orchestra but normally he says the opposite "there's no way a real orchestra could perform this so I leave it to my samples". Check out him talking about his track 'that's a wrap' for example.
@@viacheslavsipakov1623 He also used to do all kinds of demos for sample libraries which obviously had to be mockups. He was doing stuff with samples 15-20 years ago that sounds better than anyone else could do now even.
Check out 'Soaring over Hollywood" and "An Awfully Big Adventure". The first was made with EWQL samples and the second was to demo the samplemodelling trumpet. They were both made about 10 years ago and sounds insanely realistic. Also 'Evolutionary Progress' made for VSL using their oboe and his custom samples.
Check them out...all 100% midi mockups. If he could do that so long ago, imagine what he can do now...
your 0:34 better than original
Thank you! Sorry for the late response, kinda forgot about this channel for a while. Now that I listen to it after 2 years, there are a lot of mistakes and rough moments, but this part sounds pretty much ok, i agree
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Thank You so much for this mock up. Great work! Thanks to it I was able to create my own version - th-cam.com/video/7h8qpDG7TlI/w-d-xo.html
Thank you! I'm glad this helped someone. I listened to your cover, it is very nice! Love how you used the chorus as a bridge first couple of times.
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Eh... no. The track (and all the respect) belongs to Tomas Bergersen, and is copyrighted by Extreme music, as you can see in the description