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[@maplefoxx6285]

I really like lessons like this where we can see everthing pieced together. I can write melodies and ostinato and rythmic patterns no problem but i find putting it all together i still need more education in that area. I play electric guitar and drums since very little, understand music and theory, just need more lessons like this one! Maybe you have some older ones I missed, will look through your page some more now.

[@yandan9499]

Amazing

[@MitrusDeus]

This is very useful. Thank you for the tutorial. Will you do more of this kinda content?

[@fouadsnoussi7542]

Thanks Marc

[@dafingaz]

Incredible

[@unclethorvald]

It has subdominant, dominant and tonic, all with bass pedal. It's great.

[@josuevelazquez]

Great stuff!! For the faders, if I only have one, is it better to have the dynamics assigned to it and then record expression/volume over it?

[@hugoagoesto7352]

What VST do you use for the epic tom? Great tutorial btw, Marc!

[@seventearsofhope]

Dear Marc, again, a very helpful and informative video. Will take a lot from it. There is a question that drives me now for some time, concerning rhytmic patterns. Why do some patterns work so good (i.e. the one in the StarWars theme) and others, don't sound well. What is the key to a working rhythmic pattern for a melody or a harmonic part?

[@ArielDranov]

Thank you. Dont know what to buy , the NI or Cinematic Studio , need recommendation

[@CinematicComposing]

I'd go with CC

[@ArielDranov]

@@CinematicComposing thank you il mio maestro