Dear Guy, thank you for making the process of composing music so fascinating and so easy to understand! Today in your Italian melody I even heard Russian folklore motives! I really enjoy watching your videos and so does my mum! I just got interested in creating piano music and I would love to show you my miserable attempts to do it, if possible!
I am truly honored that you came to my country! I am an organist and composer, I live in Milan but I am from Puglia (a riot of sounds, colors, dances, rhythms .... and fabulous food!). I met Morricone when I was a child, in the conservatory, an exceptional person and musician! I hope to meet you personally one day, for now I follow you on your TH-cam channel! Have a good day, and good music!
Inspiration anywhere, anytime. Thank you for your enthusiasm sir. In these difficult times, we all need a muse of excitement and joy. You seem to be it for sure.
Nice composition, Guy! Thanks for sharing with us. Also, I have the same little AKAI LPK25 controller and it served me well in the past...until I got the bigger MPK49. My favourite Morricone soundtrack has to be "Once Upon A Time In The West" what a combination - Sergio Leone, Ennio Morricone...and Charles Bronson on the trail of Henry Fonda!
Greetings from Catalunya. Congratulations for your channel Guy!
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That was a fantastic piece of music you wrote under the given circumstances. Very melodic, rich and lively. You're just a master at emotional scores, Guy. Love that. And yes, RIP Ennio Morricone
Just bought one of those little things myself for the holidays. It's not quite the 88 keys or a grand piano but it's a fun piece of cheap kit that gives you access to all the cool sample libraries. It's certainly better than a comb and paper...
M-Audio keystation mini is a great little keyboard to use when travelling. It has a volume knob that you can reassign as a mod wheel to get all the expression you want! Works better than the buttons for mod and pitch bend that comes on the controller.
This made me a bit nostalgic, as I am an Italian living in Belgium. So I took my laptop and keyboard, and ended up in an amazing place in Umbria trying to do the same. I'd go a bit around for half a day and write music the rest of the time. It was great fun, and I felt really inspired. Thanks for the idea!
Award winning composer might be the most relevant part... mini keyboard, Mac, location are all very jolly .. don’t believe for a second that what you are watching is about enabling technology it’s about decades of musical training .. although the internet likes to make us feel everything is so accessible, easy and short circuited .. to get to where Guy is so it looks this simple takes a lifetime of work.
San Gemini is a wonderful place and good on you for traveling there... Thanks Guy for your always entertaining videos and wonderful humor... Many Blessings, Max T.
Nice to remember Ennio Morricone. I sometimes have to remind myself that early film composers played 'live' in the cinema on a piano , manipulating themes and cliches for silent movies. Ennio was a master of using themes using limited resources, possibly THE master and in a way.. sometimes you can have too much equipment when actually all you need to do is focus on the music.
Aside from not being able to play what I've practiced once I hit REC, I'm also very glad to see I'm not the only one that "conducts" the orchestra with the other hand! :)
For a small keyboard, I use the Akai MPK mini play. It has a similar 2-octave small-sized keyboard but it also has 8 assignable drumpads and 4 assignable rotary controllers. I have the drum-pads assigned to the bottom (dusty) end of the keyboard so you can select legato/sostenato etc if you have the BBC Discover installed on your computer. I assign the rotary controllers to CC7/11 etc so I can control the Volume/Expression on the fly. Plus, it also has some internal sounds so you can use it on its own. The sounds are a bit cheesy but it's good if you need to practise without computer.
Thank you Guy, the music was a perfect match with the breathtaking views and reminded me of my home country 🇮🇹 This is also the good example that one doesn’t need a lot of equipment to compose great music but just a few things and, most important, their creativity :) Definitely a special tribute to Ennio and to Italy!
I have a 32-key mini that I normally use as a standalone, the F3-C6 range is enough to stay within the sweetspot of most instruments with octave transpose. Many only have a two-octave sweetspot in register; F3-F5 or C4-C6.
Really love your eulogy for Ennio Morricone - about a year ago saw him perform in the Terme di Caracalla in Rome - almost was too lazy to go after a long work day but i’m so glad I did. The diversity of his program and his presence were amazing. Also love your music theory course - you’re the first to make me see that it’s actually useful ‘
I would love reviews on any one of Spitfire's Swarm libraries?? Beautiful place! I see your subscribers increase by like 1000 per week! It is clear that people appreciate your approach to music. Thanks!
Korg Nano-Key Studio is AWESOME but no sustain pedal. It has a touch pad for XY or Mod and Pitch. I thought the unorthodox keys were a deal breaker. I was wrong. I love this and it is by far my most used Keyboard if I am not playing two hands.
Love it! Italy looks beautiful, and I'm so impressed you can make that music on 25 keys! I'm waiting for the music industry to come out with something 88 keys and carry on size that you can put in a backpack while traveling the world. Yet still velocity sensitive, sustain pedal, and fit for a concert pianist, without lugging your heavy midi controller through cobblestone streets waking up the whole neighborhood when you arrive lol. Thanks for this amazing video!
Just taking a weekend break from my lovely home to spend a weekend at another huge pile in the middle of the Italian Countryside. I am very glad that I'm not an envious person Guy! 😏 Great episode and that tune was really taking shape. I actually think the birds in the background really added to the piece actually! Oh and a fitting tribute to one of our all time greats. Thanks 👍
The Akai LPK 25 (3.8" x 13.4" x 1.1") is an excellent conventional choice for a traveling keyboard! An unconventional choice to consider would be the Novation Launchpad mini (7.1" x 7.1" x .56"). The Launchpad isn't as robust as the Ableton Push 2 pad controller (18.8" x 14.29" x 4.37") but it does the job as a pad style controller pretty well for basic work on vacay (Ableton's Push products were made for Live and I'm unsure if Push 2 works with traditional legacy DAWs like Logic Pro, Pro Tools, Cubase, Fruity Loops, et al.)
I would love to see a video where you demonstrate writing music in a situation where you're on the go and only have manuscript paper and maybe a tiny tuner or piano app on your phone. Something for you to then transfer into a computer later.
I really really love your videos Mr. Michelmore. I've learned SO many things by studying your ways on how to compose and arrange music. Thank you again for all your work.
Thank you again dear Mr Michelmore, you opened up a new world I didn't quite know very well. You made my day, please visit Sicily too once pandemic will allow you :) regards
Nice score Guy. Totally agree on Ennio Morrisone - The Mission is my favorite film score of all time. Very sorry to learn of his passing - we’ve truly lost a great.
Yup, same thing happens to me; I psych myself up (or "out," as it were) when I am playing in at particular timings. The very first time I hit record at the start of a new project, I usually don't start playing until bar 5 or 6 (as opposed to bar 1 or 2) because it takes me those extra few bars to get myself prepped.
Have you ever used a Korg Microkey? The keys are smaller than normal, which makes it more compact than most midi controllers, but it is surprisingly fun to play! Great travel keyboard, or even sitting on your desk but not taking up much space. It has mod / pitch wheels too
Hi Guy, to change the keyswitches on BBCSO, you can see on the top right of the articulations page, there is a small keyboard icon, so you can drag it to a position that is normal!
True but adjusting keyswitches for every instrument in the library is extremely time consuming so I try to work with the default setting. Just need to figure it out a bit better
This was a great video! Psh, I love all your videos! Italy looks beautiful this time of year too! Ennio Maricone will be deeply missed. He was so brilliantly expressive with his work.
This is one of the best videos I have watched from you! Italy and shed, back and forth, a very interesting and enjoyable idea! BTW There are many great composers and influencers including Morricone, additionally, Guy Michelmore is another one for me.
If you're constantly using a mod wheel and need a small keyboard I recommend to use the NI M32 - it's a bit bigger than the AKAI but the mod strip is gold, also the integration with all NI VST of course
For a portable setup, you could consider a Korg nanoKONTROL2 at under £50. 8 configurable sliders and pots, plus a bunch of other buttons. I just use the first 3 sliders.
Thanks Guy. I'll have to watch this again. Like many of your videos, I had such a good time and got caught up in your whirlwind of infectious enthusiasm, I forgot to learn stuff! But I know there's a lot there so, like a good book, and like the Terminator, I'll be back :-)
I don't know whether you are brave, foolhardy or both but I guess Italy is a few weeks ahead of the UK in viral terms. Still beautifully sunny here in Eastbourne, but you knew it would be. :-) Continued thanks for your continued sharing.
You can also use an app for your phone that sends OSC messages like TouchOSC or Lemur, and then you can have your own layouts - like CC1 and CC11. I use a 10" tablet for this, and I have layouts with all the keyswitches, modwheel/expression faders and mic positions all on one screen. No need for a touchbar Macbook :)
Hi Guy, love the channel. Logic records all the MIDI events even if you're not in record status. There is a function called "capture record" with which you just can start the music, play whatever comes to mind, stop and get the whole performance since the last time you pressed play as a MIDI region. You can get the Button for that by customizing the transport bar. Since I am always pressured as soon as the "red light is on" this helped me out a lot.
@@ThinkSpaceEducation Working on different DAWs is tricky... a lot of similar functions with different names. Oh, the confusion ;-) Thanks for your videos, they are very inspiring to me.
Guy! You where in San Gemini! It's just about 15 min. from where I'm actually living for work, that is Todi. If you've never been in Todi you should DEFINITELY visit, it's an incredible place, and I know some amazing place where you can go to eat 😋 Please let me know if you'll come around here again, I promise I won't bother you, but I definitely would like to shake your hand once.
@@guym1428 This is really a great region, quite underestimated in Italy too. It's 2 years I'm living here now, tho my family is still based in Torino (my town). If I knew you where here I could have borrowed you some piece of equipment, like a very useful korg nano kontrol for your "controllers need". BTW, keep going! Living alone most of the time, every time you publish a new video is like having a friend coming to visit me! Always great stuff, one of these days I'll decide to subscribe one of your courses, possibly one for an old piece of junk like me 😂
Hey Guy! I'm having tea, watching your video, and getting inspired by your writing. I wanted to ask if you could do a video about string writing. Like fast runs and less chordal / choir-like shapes. Would be very appreciated! Sunny greetings from Berlin, Germany!
Mamma Mia...Thank you love the insight, learn how to defy music gravity.... RIP Ennio Morricone...have a quite few movies to watch again and will be thinking about you..Thanks Guy nice tribute..
Wonderful music. The video is inspirational, as you usually do. I actually use Logic and like it quite a bit. However your video reminded me of how I need to go back, even after all this time, and re-watch some Logic intro videos to tighten up my operational skills.
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I always love how happy and hyper you are, makes music seem so fun no matter what you're doing.
Thank you - doing my best!
@@ThinkSpaceEducation Succeeding, too!
Welcome to Italy Guy! I'm Italian and I'm on my way to learn from the "Learn Music Theory" and "How to write music" courses. Good stuff!
Gracie! Vivi in un paese molto bello
Dear Guy, thank you for making the process of composing music so fascinating and so easy to understand! Today in your Italian melody I even heard Russian folklore motives! I really enjoy watching your videos and so does my mum! I just got interested in creating piano music and I would love to show you my miserable attempts to do it, if possible!
Happy to have GB citizens here in Italy 🇮🇹.
È un grande piacere venire e visitare - Gracie
@@ThinkSpaceEducation Grazie* nice italian btw ahahah
I always enjoy these videos. I look forward to them. They're always inspiring, motivating, and put me in a happy place! Thank you!
13:30, the bird in the background was giving you the answer!
Guy it happens to me all the time, I constantly panic when the moment arrives to start playing something in.
Glad Im not alone!
Same. The REC button curse!
@@midinotes Cubase does the same.
Same!
I am truly honored that you came to my country! I am an organist and composer, I live in Milan but I am from Puglia (a riot of sounds, colors, dances, rhythms .... and fabulous food!). I met Morricone when I was a child, in the conservatory, an exceptional person and musician! I hope to meet you personally one day, for now I follow you on your TH-cam channel! Have a good day, and good music!
Thank you - Ive never been to to southern Italy so I must try!
Inspiration anywhere, anytime. Thank you for your enthusiasm sir. In these difficult times, we all need a muse of excitement and joy. You seem to be it for sure.
Thank you!
I really like hearing the birds in the background in this one!
As do I: it almost helps set the tone of Guy’s piece
Nice composition, Guy! Thanks for sharing with us. Also, I have the same little AKAI LPK25 controller and it served me well in the past...until I got the bigger MPK49. My favourite Morricone soundtrack has to be "Once Upon A Time In The West" what a combination - Sergio Leone, Ennio Morricone...and Charles Bronson on the trail of Henry Fonda!
I could not go back to Italy, this summer, so thank you for reminding me how beautiful my birth country is, cheers
The introduction on itself is already a thumbs up worth.
Thank you. San Gemini is such a wonderful place
Fills my heart with joy, as an italian, to know that you often visit Umbria, although I'm from Lazio, wish I could see you in real life one day!
"Come on, Guy!" is something i shout at myself sometimes. It's a little odd to hear it from someone else. It's like you're berating ME. 😅
Same! :D Although I interpret it as a reminder from a friendly tutor to do better!
Lovely as always and yes indeed, R.I.P. Ennio. Glad you're getting a well deserved break Guy and thanks for making time for us along the way.
Greetings from Catalunya. Congratulations for your channel Guy!
That was a fantastic piece of music you wrote under the given circumstances. Very melodic, rich and lively. You're just a master at emotional scores, Guy. Love that. And yes, RIP Ennio Morricone
Man I wish I could just casually pop over to Italy.. benefits to living in Europe I suppose!
It is - we are very lucky to have so many amazing places 2 bours away
@@ThinkSpaceEducation For sure! Enjoy your time there!
It amazing. I spent a year in the EU two years ago, and in hindsight, i should have never left.....
Just bought one of those little things myself for the holidays. It's not quite the 88 keys or a grand piano but it's a fun piece of cheap kit that gives you access to all the cool sample libraries. It's certainly better than a comb and paper...
M-Audio keystation mini is a great little keyboard to use when travelling. It has a volume knob that you can reassign as a mod wheel to get all the expression you want! Works better than the buttons for mod and pitch bend that comes on the controller.
I’ve got one of those too but didn’t realise the volume knob could be reassigned. Thanks for the tip! I guess I should re-read the manual 🤓
Guy, you're the funniest TH-camr/composer
What, no sunglasses of doubt? You must be very relaxed on your holiday.
This made me a bit nostalgic, as I am an Italian living in Belgium. So I took my laptop and keyboard, and ended up in an amazing place in Umbria trying to do the same. I'd go a bit around for half a day and write music the rest of the time. It was great fun, and I felt really inspired. Thanks for the idea!
Thank you, Guy. This was so soul inspiring after a very stressful day.
This a better promo video for BBC Core than anyone could come up with. I think it just sounds fantastic, will buy as soon as i can afford it.
No wonder you keep going there the scenery is absolutely stunning and is a great inspiration for music and art.
Guy thank you sir.
Award winning composer might be the most relevant part... mini keyboard, Mac, location are all very jolly .. don’t believe for a second that what you are watching is about enabling technology it’s about decades of musical training .. although the internet likes to make us feel everything is so accessible, easy and short circuited .. to get to where Guy is so it looks this simple takes a lifetime of work.
Yes good to see music being composed in beautiful surroundings, they almost become part of the composition.
i love your humour and of course the music you create in such short amount of time!
This makes me so excited for Black Friday when I plan to get BBC Core. Great video!
San Gemini is a wonderful place and good on you for traveling there... Thanks Guy for your always entertaining videos and wonderful humor... Many Blessings, Max T.
Nice one mate. I jumped from cubase to Logic 2 years ago, believe me, the struggle is worth it.
What a terrific place to compose and as usual plenty of great insights. Thanks Guy
Nice to remember Ennio Morricone. I sometimes have to remind myself that early film composers played 'live' in the cinema on a piano , manipulating themes and cliches for silent movies. Ennio was a master of using themes using limited resources, possibly THE master and in a way.. sometimes you can have too much equipment when actually all you need to do is focus on the music.
Aside from not being able to play what I've practiced once I hit REC, I'm also very glad to see I'm not the only one that "conducts" the orchestra with the other hand! :)
This was pretty much my plan for the holiday if they don't lock me up again. This video makes me miss home (Italy). Umbria is such a great place.
For a small keyboard, I use the Akai MPK mini play. It has a similar 2-octave small-sized keyboard but it also has 8 assignable drumpads and 4 assignable rotary controllers. I have the drum-pads assigned to the bottom (dusty) end of the keyboard so you can select legato/sostenato etc if you have the BBC Discover installed on your computer. I assign the rotary controllers to CC7/11 etc so I can control the Volume/Expression on the fly. Plus, it also has some internal sounds so you can use it on its own. The sounds are a bit cheesy but it's good if you need to practise without computer.
Thank you Guy, the music was a perfect match with the breathtaking views and reminded me of my home country 🇮🇹
This is also the good example that one doesn’t need a lot of equipment to compose great music but just a few things and, most important, their creativity :)
Definitely a special tribute to Ennio and to Italy!
I have a 32-key mini that I normally use as a standalone, the F3-C6 range is enough to stay within the sweetspot of most instruments with octave transpose. Many only have a two-octave sweetspot in register; F3-F5 or C4-C6.
Really love your eulogy for Ennio Morricone - about a year ago saw him perform in the Terme di Caracalla in Rome - almost was too lazy to go after a long work day but i’m so glad I did. The diversity of his program and his presence were amazing. Also love your music theory course - you’re the first to make me see that it’s actually useful ‘
I would love reviews on any one of Spitfire's Swarm libraries?? Beautiful place! I see your subscribers increase by like 1000 per week! It is clear that people appreciate your approach to music. Thanks!
Korg Nano-Key Studio is AWESOME but no sustain pedal. It has a touch pad for XY or Mod and Pitch. I thought the unorthodox keys were a deal breaker. I was wrong. I love this and it is by far my most used Keyboard if I am not playing two hands.
Love your work and music! Be careful out there!..
Love it! Italy looks beautiful, and I'm so impressed you can make that music on 25 keys! I'm waiting for the music industry to come out with something 88 keys and carry on size that you can put in a backpack while traveling the world. Yet still velocity sensitive, sustain pedal, and fit for a concert pianist, without lugging your heavy midi controller through cobblestone streets waking up the whole neighborhood when you arrive lol. Thanks for this amazing video!
6:43 A travel suggestion: perhaps a portable measure of tea and a cup should be mandatory part of the travel setup :D
Also, the "post-edit" Guy is awesome! :D
Benvenuto in Italia, Guy!Have a good stay!
Just taking a weekend break from my lovely home to spend a weekend at another huge pile in the middle of the Italian Countryside. I am very glad that I'm not an envious person Guy! 😏
Great episode and that tune was really taking shape. I actually think the birds in the background really added to the piece actually!
Oh and a fitting tribute to one of our all time greats. Thanks 👍
The Akai LPK 25 (3.8" x 13.4" x 1.1") is an excellent conventional choice for a traveling keyboard! An unconventional choice to consider would be the Novation Launchpad mini (7.1" x 7.1" x .56"). The Launchpad isn't as robust as the Ableton Push 2 pad controller (18.8" x 14.29" x 4.37") but it does the job as a pad style controller pretty well for basic work on vacay (Ableton's Push products were made for Live and I'm unsure if Push 2 works with traditional legacy DAWs like Logic Pro, Pro Tools, Cubase, Fruity Loops, et al.)
I would love to see a video where you demonstrate writing music in a situation where you're on the go and only have manuscript paper and maybe a tiny tuner or piano app on your phone. Something for you to then transfer into a computer later.
That's a beautiful melody Guy! A perfect tribute to Mr. Morricone. Thanks as always!
Yay! I knew it was italy from the first frame of the video :D come again soon dude!!
I really really love your videos Mr. Michelmore. I've learned SO many things by studying your ways on how to compose and arrange music. Thank you again for all your work.
Guy makes it look a lot easier than it is. Even when he's playing around on basic equipment.
Thanks a lot for your energy!
"It's alright"... WHAT! I aspire to your 'alright'. Always inspiring :)
Wow, BBC core sounds good!
*loads up BBC core*
*makes a collection of sad squeaking and scraping noises in C Major*
BBC Core is amazing sound wise, worth getting if you want orchestral sounds. You can get the discovery version for free!
Thank you again dear Mr Michelmore, you opened up a new world I didn't quite know very well. You made my day, please visit Sicily too once pandemic will allow you :) regards
I love studying your train of thought. 😊
Nice score Guy. Totally agree on Ennio Morrisone - The Mission is my favorite film score of all time. Very sorry to learn of his passing - we’ve truly lost a great.
Yup, same thing happens to me; I psych myself up (or "out," as it were) when I am playing in at particular timings. The very first time I hit record at the start of a new project, I usually don't start playing until bar 5 or 6 (as opposed to bar 1 or 2) because it takes me those extra few bars to get myself prepped.
7:35 Birds contributing so much to the track :)
Have you ever used a Korg Microkey? The keys are smaller than normal, which makes it more compact than most midi controllers, but it is surprisingly fun to play! Great travel keyboard, or even sitting on your desk but not taking up much space.
It has mod / pitch wheels too
The fresh washing on the line did it for me ! Looks epic Guy!
Beautiful shots from Italy
Hi Guy, to change the keyswitches on BBCSO, you can see on the top right of the articulations page, there is a small keyboard icon, so you can drag it to a position that is normal!
True but adjusting keyswitches for every instrument in the library is extremely time consuming so I try to work with the default setting. Just need to figure it out a bit better
Thanks Guy for another inspiring video. I am thoroughly enjoying working through your how to write music course. Great stuff! Cheers Dave.
Happy to see how simple make music can be, that's only because you love teaching us, thanks for inspiring me to be a great teacher too.
Welcome back to Italy Guy, I hope you enjoyed your trip! Greetings from Piemonte!
This was a great video! Psh, I love all your videos! Italy looks beautiful this time of year too! Ennio Maricone will be deeply missed. He was so brilliantly expressive with his work.
This is one of the best videos I have watched from you! Italy and shed, back and forth, a very interesting and enjoyable idea! BTW There are many great composers and influencers including Morricone, additionally, Guy Michelmore is another one for me.
I find it funny how Illy coffee is rubbish over here, but fantastic in Italy!
Maybe I just need to sell a few times so I can get back there.
Lovely stuff Guy. My five week old baby girl thoroughly enjoyed watching this too ♥️👧🏼
If you're constantly using a mod wheel and need a small keyboard I recommend to use the NI M32 - it's a bit bigger than the AKAI but the mod strip is gold, also the integration with all NI VST of course
I have one on order! God shout
Ennio's score for the movie "ORCA" always brings tears to my eyes
For a portable setup, you could consider a Korg nanoKONTROL2 at under £50. 8 configurable sliders and pots, plus a bunch of other buttons. I just use the first 3 sliders.
Welcome back in Italy!
Absolutely fantastic video Guy. And a wonderful tribute at the end to a musical genius. Grazie mille. Steve
That arp sounds like some of the professor layton ost. I love it.
Thanks Guy. I'll have to watch this again. Like many of your videos, I had such a good time and got caught up in your whirlwind of infectious enthusiasm, I forgot to learn stuff! But I know there's a lot there so, like a good book, and like the Terminator, I'll be back :-)
Well done, Mr. Guy, I always enjoy watching your videos!
Your thinking and work is wonderful!
Always get excited when you do another video once again thank you for your enjoyable enthusiasm 👍
Italy what a place! Haven't been back in years, too long. Great video and very nice tribute to Ennio.
That was really good. Makes me want to listen to the Tomb Raider soundtrack now :P
Hi guy - as you said, Touch Bar works but also take a look at logic remote on your iPhone/iPad (if you have one).
I don't know whether you are brave, foolhardy or both but I guess Italy is a few weeks ahead of the UK in viral terms. Still beautifully sunny here in Eastbourne, but you knew it would be. :-) Continued thanks for your continued sharing.
You inspire me no end. Love your work
Hey guy, thats you haha.
Thanks for all your content. I learn a lot
You can also use an app for your phone that sends OSC messages like TouchOSC or Lemur, and then you can have your own layouts - like CC1 and CC11. I use a 10" tablet for this, and I have layouts with all the keyswitches, modwheel/expression faders and mic positions all on one screen. No need for a touchbar Macbook :)
Hi, Guy! Great vid! I'm taking Harmony 1 and 2. If you ever come and visit Lake Iseo I'll be glad to buy you a coffee. Nice to see you in Italy!
Hi Guy, love the channel. Logic records all the MIDI events even if you're not in record status. There is a function called "capture record" with which you just can start the music, play whatever comes to mind, stop and get the whole performance since the last time you pressed play as a MIDI region. You can get the Button for that by customizing the transport bar.
Since I am always pressured as soon as the "red light is on" this helped me out a lot.
Ahhhhhh - like retrospective record on Cubase. That's good to know
@@ThinkSpaceEducation Working on different DAWs is tricky... a lot of similar functions with different names. Oh, the confusion ;-) Thanks for your videos, they are very inspiring to me.
That music would fit in a space rpg game opening or smth such as that! I really like it
Really wonderful composer. Thanks for share with us this good creative moments.
I love Umbria..stayed around Todi and Monte Castillo a few times
Ah well san gemini is about 15 minutes south of that
Guy! You where in San Gemini! It's just about 15 min. from where I'm actually living for work, that is Todi. If you've never been in Todi you should DEFINITELY visit, it's an incredible place, and I know some amazing place where you can go to eat 😋 Please let me know if you'll come around here again, I promise I won't bother you, but I definitely would like to shake your hand once.
Ive been to Todi often - the ice rink in winter all that stuff! Lovely place
@@guym1428 This is really a great region, quite underestimated in Italy too. It's 2 years I'm living here now, tho my family is still based in Torino (my town).
If I knew you where here I could have borrowed you some piece of equipment, like a very useful korg nano kontrol for your "controllers need".
BTW, keep going! Living alone most of the time, every time you publish a new video is like having a friend coming to visit me! Always great stuff, one of these days I'll decide to subscribe one of your courses, possibly one for an old piece of junk like me 😂
Hey Guy! I'm having tea, watching your video, and getting inspired by your writing. I wanted to ask if you could do a video about string writing. Like fast runs and less chordal / choir-like shapes. Would be very appreciated! Sunny greetings from Berlin, Germany!
Love the B Roll :) Stunning place. Great piece :)
Mamma Mia...Thank you love the insight, learn how to defy music gravity.... RIP Ennio Morricone...have a quite few movies to watch again and will be thinking about you..Thanks Guy nice tribute..
Wonderful music. The video is inspirational, as you usually do. I actually use Logic and like it quite a bit. However your video reminded me of how I need to go back, even after all this time, and re-watch some Logic intro videos to tighten up my operational skills.
Great piece, you have a great time Guy, looks wonderful