This composer/producer/…/ or whatever is a genius in what he does. Incredible, mind-blowing, highest quality in every respect. Yes, and East West sound software makes it possible. I’m overwhelmed what great people are out there to create all this all on the highest level! Congrats to all involved! 👍🏻💪🏻👏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Always when I’m stuck on my own world I come here and get inspired by Ryan Thomas. Thank you East West for providing these sounds and this knowledge through this great artist to us.
It's been a joy watching this channel grow over the years. The turtorials are always great. Even if I don't learn anything new, it's still interesting listening to Ryan. Great job!
This tutorial series is so useful, it's mindboggling. Can't wait to dive into my DAW right now. I've been struggling trying to figure out how to even use Opus but now I think I can really make some great stuff. Keep these coming!
Whenever I am stucked, and can't think of new musical ideas, I just go back here and watch Ryan Thomas. His enthusiasm is very influential, jovial and encouraging. Thanks a lot for your tutorials.
Awesome - you make it seem to easy - we know it's not [always] especially when doing more uniqueness yet opus and the vast library - whoa what a lot of creativity to work with!
Thank you for another great video, Ryan. You are not only a brilliant composer but you also explain stuff in a very clear way. Your videos provide tons of inspiration. Thanks! EastWest rocks!
Ryan has a good blend of excitement and information in his presentation. Thats a hard thing to do when you've been doing it for so long, but like Richard Attenborough, he has a love for the world that is music composition and sample libraries. I decided to take the plunge after buying several other orchestral libraries, purely because I wanted to have access everything. The cloud+ deal is great, especially on Black Friday :)
Ryan is such an inspiring master of his craft! It's always a pleasure to watch him talk about the composition process! Thank you EastWest for this series 🙏
I love this. I just got the cloud. I'm pretty much a beginner and I wouldn't mind a series where y'all go from scratch and show each process step-by-step.From a blank page to a finished one. Maybe too much to ask, but that'd be cool.
Well, it seems that when I watched the first video, I heard something from the third Indiana Jones movie. And looking at the video, I realized that my associations were correct. Thank you for excellent explanations, a friendly format, and for the overall helpful work! 😍
Love these tutorials, FANTASTIC JOB. really helps me see how much potential these libraries have!! Im still super new to orchestration and orchesteal music production in general...so these videos really help me on my journey of learning. Really excites about the fantasy orchestral libraries. My channel is mainly about celtic music, so these instruments will be super useful! 👌. P s....this music is stunningly beautiful.
This series definitely needs to be continued. Hopefully very soon? (It's been almost half a year 😕) I also hope you're going to include the mixing as well as effects used in a more detailed way. (for example: I read "String Doubler" on one of the busses - erm how??)
Where to start? ... Jamming!, on keys of course. I'm no pianist (guitar, mando, trombone). I will never likely call myself one, not in the way myself a picker would regard even a novice key devotee. Also not even here for orchestral composition, but electronic/dance. I can pick up a guitar and lose myself in a fruitful hour of nothing in particular. Or countless hours in my DAW just thumbing thru the overwhelming instrument variety available to me. Workflow? HA. But once I toyed enough to make some one handed arpeggios and relatable chords, BOOM. Now I begin the same, but play a min. couple measures of every sound based on it's style. Inspiration comes QUICKLY as I fall for a line I cant refuse. This dictates what my head inserts next 100%. Then I can section hunt for the treatment, or tease out the theme, and am beginning to make the music I would want to hear. Step 1 - Play Keyboard! Articulate YOU. I lost many years trying to articulate mouse clicks. With amazing patches and a head-down jam, step two will probably hunt you down.
Excellent Video. Thanks so much. I'm curious which you're using for the rhythmic pulse under the hybrid textural score section. These videos are wonderful. Thank you again.
A quick question if you can provide an answer? I just download the space 2 reverb and my question is : does space reverb the one available in most EW instruments or it's a complete different thing?
My new album Lovamor 对人民 (something like Lovamor to the people) is full of East West sounds! The idea here is to merge the different languages of the world, in this case 3, English, Portuguese and Chinese. Also my new movie Depois é Nunca (Later is Too Late) was awarded with a Honor Mention at the London Rocks International Film Festival. Thank you guys!!!!
i have the top tier composers cloud. where the hell is planetary in Spaces 2 ????? I have used spaces for years, I have never seen a planetary preset, nor is there one in there now (maybe im blind though). I just looked.
That short cinematic flourish that opens the video is incredible. Well done.
Glad you enjoyed it!
To became an East West member was just the best decision ever. You guys are always fantastic! Thank you for all the invaluable material
This composer/producer/…/ or whatever is a genius in what he does. Incredible, mind-blowing, highest quality in every respect. Yes, and East West sound software makes it possible. I’m overwhelmed what great people are out there to create all this all on the highest level! Congrats to all involved! 👍🏻💪🏻👏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Man's a genius. Talk about knowing your tools well and utilizing them to their maximum potential
Yes Ryan is the best!
Always when I’m stuck on my own world I come here and get inspired by Ryan Thomas.
Thank you East West for providing these sounds and this knowledge through this great artist to us.
This guy is really good, this library is heaven sent.
It's been a joy watching this channel grow over the years. The turtorials are always great. Even if I don't learn anything new, it's still interesting listening to Ryan. Great job!
This tutorial series is so useful, it's mindboggling. Can't wait to dive into my DAW right now. I've been struggling trying to figure out how to even use Opus but now I think I can really make some great stuff. Keep these coming!
This series is so good. I can't wait for the next one.
I completely agree!!
Whenever I am stucked, and can't think of new musical ideas, I just go back here and watch Ryan Thomas. His enthusiasm is very influential, jovial and encouraging. Thanks a lot for your tutorials.
Thank you for this series! I have been missing this from EW, now I am starting to feel ”at home” with Opus and the libraries.
Amazing video！！！I like EW , it can prove a lot of idea for me !!! This series is so good!!!!
Thanks for watching!
You are inspiring! Thank you so much for all the value that you provide. Your enthusiasm and passions is contagious! Much love.
Thank You Very Much!
🙂🙏
I'm such a sponge, soaking all this up! Ryan is the best.
very good content, i appreciate it very much! believe that people need more videos like this
Awesome - you make it seem to easy - we know it's not [always] especially when doing more uniqueness yet opus and the vast library - whoa what a lot of creativity to work with!
You can do it!
Thank you for this! A lot to take in, but I see now I am drawn to textural scoring!
Thank you very much Ryan for these suggestions I will get to work immediately😄👍
Thank you for another great video, Ryan. You are not only a brilliant composer but you also explain stuff in a very clear way. Your videos provide tons of inspiration. Thanks! EastWest rocks!
Wow, you had me fighting back tears at the 12 minute mark. Incredible.
This is so helpful. Thank you Ryan.
Thank You Very Much Sir!
🙂🙏
Ryan has a good blend of excitement and information in his presentation. Thats a hard thing to do when you've been doing it for so long, but like Richard Attenborough, he has a love for the world that is music composition and sample libraries. I decided to take the plunge after buying several other orchestral libraries, purely because I wanted to have access everything. The cloud+ deal is great, especially on Black Friday :)
hi Ryan, i love the way you explain the building blocks of orchestral soundtrack scores,cant wait for the next one,cheers mate
Ryan is such an inspiring master of his craft! It's always a pleasure to watch him talk about the composition process! Thank you EastWest for this series 🙏
This is a great and very inspiring video! Thank you very much, I found it very useful!
This is fabulous! Makes me want to dive into E/W more... thank you - Ryan is amazing at his craft and explains it well. Thanks again.
keep making these kind of videos"!!! I really love them and actually taking too much notes :) thanks! also Composer cloud sub here!
Wow! to this video and Wow! to your outstanding talent. 🙏
What incredible music 👌👌👌
Brilliant, I need more videos like this.
Great work. Useful as always, keep it up.
I love this. I just got the cloud. I'm pretty much a beginner and I wouldn't mind a series where y'all go from scratch and show each process step-by-step.From a blank page to a finished one. Maybe too much to ask, but that'd be cool.
super video series ! thank you very helpful !😃
Invaluable info at its best... Thanks Heaps Ryan....Really adore your trainings...🤓👍🏅
This is freaking Awesome 👌
East West, Best service, Heavyocity. ENOUGH SAID.
Well, it seems that when I watched the first video, I heard something from the third Indiana Jones movie. And looking at the video, I realized that my associations were correct. Thank you for excellent explanations, a friendly format, and for the overall helpful work! 😍
I need a sampled Ryan VST on my computer.
Very well done! You are very skilled.
Love these tutorials, FANTASTIC JOB. really helps me see how much potential these libraries have!! Im still super new to orchestration and orchesteal music production in general...so these videos really help me on my journey of learning. Really excites about the fantasy orchestral libraries. My channel is mainly about celtic music, so these instruments will be super useful! 👌. P s....this music is stunningly beautiful.
Bravissimo Ryan Thomas!!
Amazing Tutorials!
This man is a genius
Thank you so much, Ryan! Great video as usual! When are the next episodes of EW Academy going to come out? Can't wait to learn more!
Very nice 🎉
EW deserves every penny..
I see you are using the Steinway. I find the Bechstein to be breathtaking.
This series definitely needs to be continued. Hopefully very soon? (It's been almost half a year 😕)
I also hope you're going to include the mixing as well as effects used in a more detailed way. (for example: I read "String Doubler" on one of the busses - erm how??)
More episodes coming soon!
Is there a way to download your sample projects?
We need part 3.
Coming soon!
Where to start? ... Jamming!, on keys of course. I'm no pianist (guitar, mando, trombone). I will never likely call myself one, not in the way myself a picker would regard even a novice key devotee. Also not even here for orchestral composition, but electronic/dance. I can pick up a guitar and lose myself in a fruitful hour of nothing in particular. Or countless hours in my DAW just thumbing thru the overwhelming instrument variety available to me. Workflow? HA. But once I toyed enough to make some one handed arpeggios and relatable chords, BOOM. Now I begin the same, but play a min. couple measures of every sound based on it's style. Inspiration comes QUICKLY as I fall for a line I cant refuse. This dictates what my head inserts next 100%. Then I can section hunt for the treatment, or tease out the theme, and am beginning to make the music I would want to hear. Step 1 - Play Keyboard! Articulate YOU. I lost many years trying to articulate mouse clicks. With amazing patches and a head-down jam, step two will probably hunt you down.
Are there more installments planned? How often$
Thanks.
How do you decide which instruments to use for which parts?
Excellent academy.will the series continue ?
Excellent Video. Thanks so much. I'm curious which you're using for the rhythmic pulse under the hybrid textural score section. These videos are wonderful. Thank you again.
A quick question if you can provide an answer? I just download the space 2 reverb and my question is : does space reverb the one available in most EW instruments or it's a complete different thing?
So how does one record as they play like the screen he shows?
How did you do the strings ?
Great intro! Will there be more?
My new album Lovamor 对人民 (something like Lovamor to the people) is full of East West sounds! The idea here is to merge the different languages of the world, in this case 3, English, Portuguese and Chinese. Also my new movie Depois é Nunca (Later is Too Late) was awarded with a Honor Mention at the London Rocks International Film Festival. Thank you guys!!!!
No more episodes? It's been a while.
More episodes coming soon!
@@EWQLTutorials That's reassuring. Thanks for the confirmation 😊
So how often will we see new chapters in this interesting series?
More coming soon!
i have the top tier composers cloud. where the hell is planetary in Spaces 2 ????? I have used spaces for years, I have never seen a planetary preset, nor is there one in there now (maybe im blind though). I just looked.
why only 2 episodes??
Episode 3 drops tomorrow!
Was this series abandoned? It was off to a good start.
Next episode drops tomorrow!
Is this Opus Orchst?
Yes
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