I haven’t even watched the whole tutorial yet but I’m 2mins in and I had to comment how happy this composition made me feel. I appreciate the quality of this piece. Too sick
Absolutely wonderful. Rarely do I see someone’s teaching at a level just as spectacular as the composition itself. Thank you for such a comprehensive tutorial!
Really fantastic trailer music track. The way you explain everything is very clear and easy to follow. I'd LOVE to see more tutorials like this one. Thanks again!
Hey Joe, just learning logic and I only have one library Opus Edition and just listening to what you have in your libraries, WOW, I don't know if I can produce what you did and I like it a lot. Thank you for showing how you did this epic sound.
This is by far one of the best videos I've watched when it comes to creating orchestra compositions! The music pulled me in like a magnet, and I was blown away. Thank you very much for sharing. This video is a great tutorial to watch. Awesome!
don't know if it's already been said in comments, but you don't have to use the Direction Mixer to achieve stereo panning. If you click a right button on the pan knob in the inspector section - you can choose between the balance pan and stereo pan - change it to stereo pan and here you go :) thanks so much for video, it is really helpful! good luck!
Yes for sure that’s an option. But I like to have the extra control. Direction mixer allows me to control stereo spread, but also allows me to easily bypass track panning when mixing. Thanks for the comment, glad you enjoyed the video!
Hi Joe. Absolutely loved your track and your extensive explanations made it very easy to follow. Thank you so much, learned a lot. Just wanted to say that I'd be super interested in you introducing your mastering track. Keep it up! Once again, many thanks!
Thanks so much for this Joe! This is a truly fantastic video and I learned so much. In terms of your actual composition process though do you write in Sibelius and port the midi into Logic, then work on the sounds from there (& add in the risers etc) or do you actually compose with Logic?
Thanks for your comment! Good question. I actually start and finish in logic more often than not. Admittedly, I much prefer the workflow in a DAW and editing piano roll MIDI over working in a notation software. If anything I’ve done the opposite, composed in logic, snd exported for Sibelius. But only when making score for live players, which in this style of music is unfortunately rare. Hope that helps!
Amazing! If you want to do a full string orchestra, how many violins, violas cellos etc would you use? Or would you just mimc a live orchestra using all 44 parts?
Thanks so much for this, great walkthrough! About the panning, you probably get a different result when having the direction mixer first in the chain, but as far as the actual panning goes, you can change it to work as a stereo panner by right-clicking and choose stereo. That will make the pan in the mixer behave just as the direction mixer (though no limit for the spread)
Thanks for the comment! For sure about the panned, I just like to have the extra control. I now have the direction mixer first in the chain in my template. Always experimenting though! Thanks again!
Really nice work! Here's a tip you might like: Instead of using the Direction Mixer, you can now right click on the pan knob and change it to stereo mix (or Binaural). It's the same thing as the direction mixer, but involves a couple of less clicks and you can easily see and tweak your stereo pans.
Yes, for sure! I like using the direction mixer as it give me more control. I can bypass all my pan plugins easily to A/B things quicker. Also like the addition of the width knob to control the effect. But thanks for your comment, glad you liked the video.
Hi, question about the panning. I’ve heard from other audio engineers, that some of these libraries are already prepared with the instruments placed in the stereo image, according to where they would go in the real orchestra stereo image. Therefore, I’ve been told never to pan the virtual orchestral libraries. Of course I’m sure it depends on the library as well? How do you tell which libraries are already pre-panned according totheir natural stereo image and which ones need to be panned to achieve a more realistic visual audio representation of an orchestra? Sometimes when I don’t pay them, I feel like all the sounds are sort of on top of each other but yet sometimes when they are panned, they sound unnatural as well, and what I was told was that I’m panning sounds that are supposed to already be where they were originally sitting in the stereo image. What are your thoughts on all of this?
You're simply amazing and I love this piece. I just wanted to ask: how did you learn harmony and composition? I would really like to learn it but don't know where to begin, any advice?
Awesome, thanks for the video. I would need an advise: What Mac would you recommend to run this kind of project (80+ tracks using lots of libraries+ audio interface etc) without effort ? Do you think a mac mini 2020 would be enough or it would be performance limited ? Thanks again
Thanks for watching! I run a Mac Pro, 8-Core with 64 GB of RAM. It’s a pretty powerful machine, and even so, I still run into limitations when running large sessions. Mac Mini might work so long as you can get a bunch of RAM, and are freezing tracks, etc. Hope that helps!
@@joetotino Thanks, that helps a lot and it's scary a the same time to read that a Mac Pro isn't supporting well large sessions. I was considering a mac mini 2020 i7, 2To, changing myself the RAM from 8Gb to 32Gb (or 64Gb didn't really decide yet).
This is amazing! Do you think I would be able to do something like this with Logic Pro X stock plugins? Are the plugins you are using given by Logic? I loved this keep it up.
Thanks for your comment! As to your question, I’m sure it’s possible to create orchestral music with stock stuff. I’m just not sure you can expect super professional results as those sounds are quite limited in what you can do. I’m sure they are great sketching tools, to get an idea down, but when comparing that to a third party library, the level of detail and control will bring a new dimension to your tracks. But give it go!
Great tutorial. I know it's a personal preference, but I would suggest at least putting the basses more in the middle & using side EQ to make the lower frequencies mono.
Hi there! Thank you for your video 🙏 At the moment, I got the cinematic studio strings and woodwinds and cinebrass. I was planning to get Kontakt 6 - Will I be able to make music trailer with this library? I really need to find good percussions and FX but by being a student, money are tight at the moment :) thank you
Thanks for the comment! I love Cinematic Studio Strings, it's my go-to. I haven't used the brass or winds, but I'm sure they're top notch. With the right mixing, I'm sure you'll get great results for trailers! Percussion is key - some recommendations: Damage 2, Cerberus, Strikeforce, and LA Modern Percussion have been my go-to libraries lately. I know many of them offer student pricing.
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I haven’t even watched the whole tutorial yet but I’m 2mins in and I had to comment how happy this composition made me feel. I appreciate the quality of this piece. Too sick
Thanks so much! More videos coming very very soon.
By far the best orchestral tutorial I've seen on TH-cam, thank you!
Thanks for watching!
totaly agree
Absolutely wonderful. Rarely do I see someone’s teaching at a level just as spectacular as the composition itself. Thank you for such a comprehensive tutorial!
Amazing Joeeee!!! Excelent tutorial and refreshing material. I am going to work on a mix now! Jeje
Easily one of the best tutorials that I've seen
Short , very informative, easy and straight to the point Tutorial. Thanks for sharing this, much helpful!
This is really helpful, thank u sooooo much
Really fantastic trailer music track. The way you explain everything is very clear and easy to follow. I'd LOVE to see more tutorials like this one. Thanks again!
Thank you for opening the door into Cinematic production for me. 😀👍
This video is pure gold for learing to create these type of AAA Trailer Music. Please do more of these!!
Hey Joe, just learning logic and I only have one library Opus Edition and just listening to what you have in your libraries, WOW, I don't know if I can produce what you did and I like it a lot. Thank you for showing how you did this epic sound.
Thank you so much! Helps out self-taught music producers SO much!!! 🙌💯🙏
This is by far the best orchestral / production / mixing tutorial I have seen - highly recommend!! Thank you for all your tips!
You have a real calming atmosphere around you
Incredible! Thank you for the tutorial!
Bravo! Magnifique façon d'expliquer , puis l'orchestration est magnifique
Great video. Appreciate you taking the time to go through your trailer, sounds excellent. Hope you got it placed!
such a great one, not only a walk over but also so much educative and informative. Please keep doing such videos. thanks!
Excellent work Joe, thank you for sharing.
This is by far one of the best videos I've watched when it comes to creating orchestra compositions! The music pulled me in like a magnet, and I was blown away. Thank you very much for sharing. This video is a great tutorial to watch. Awesome!
This is a brilliant video! Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Looking forward to more. Subscribed 🤘
Such a beneficial video. Thanks so much!!
So happy I found your channel! thanks a lot for this! I also want to write epic music
Amazing tutorial, more of this stuff please!
Thanks for the masterclass appreciated this very much 🙏
Absolutely astonishing
Your work inspired me 🙌
What a spectacular track. Thanks for sharing your process!
Choir section is amazing!
This guy deserves more subs
Earned my sub I use logic to make my orchestras as well haven’t even finished the video and learnt a few new things already!
Your project composition is just the same final mastered. Great work.
So amazing! Thank you for all the helpful info and for also letting us know the plugins you used 😊
don't know if it's already been said in comments, but you don't have to use the Direction Mixer to achieve stereo panning. If you click a right button on the pan knob in the inspector section - you can choose between the balance pan and stereo pan - change it to stereo pan and here you go :) thanks so much for video, it is really helpful! good luck!
Yes for sure that’s an option. But I like to have the extra control. Direction mixer allows me to control stereo spread, but also allows me to easily bypass track panning when mixing.
Thanks for the comment, glad you enjoyed the video!
This is a wonderful walkthrough. Thanks for doing it 😊🙏
Nice work 👏
Hi Joe. Absolutely loved your track and your extensive explanations made it very easy to follow. Thank you so much, learned a lot. Just wanted to say that I'd be super interested in you introducing your mastering track. Keep it up! Once again, many thanks!
Awesome job man! And great video!
Great tutorial man, I was hooked until the end. What a composition!
you are so talented my dude...
Sounds awesome! 🤟
Only awesome because Instinct is AWESOME, haha. Thanks guys!
I just found this video and it is the best class ever!! Thank you soooo much for this helpful tutorial!!
Thanks so much for this Joe! This is a truly fantastic video and I learned so much. In terms of your actual composition process though do you write in Sibelius and port the midi into Logic, then work on the sounds from there (& add in the risers etc) or do you actually compose with Logic?
Thanks for your comment! Good question. I actually start and finish in logic more often than not. Admittedly, I much prefer the workflow in a DAW and editing piano roll MIDI over working in a notation software. If anything I’ve done the opposite, composed in logic, snd exported for Sibelius. But only when making score for live players, which in this style of music is unfortunately rare. Hope that helps!
@@joetotino that does help a lot, thanks!
This sounds really good 👊🏿👊🏿
Bravo!
Bellissimo tutorial!
Amazing! If you want to do a full string orchestra, how many violins, violas cellos etc would you use? Or would you just mimc a live orchestra using all 44 parts?
thanks, man u shared lots of valuable information
i love the music, great job, keep going
Incredible
That was amazing. Liked and sub’d. Thanks for sharing!
Wooooow amazing🙌🏻🖤
Im so in love with this, good work bro!
Sound Good! Thanks for tutorial.
Man THAT TRACK!!!
This is so amazing.
Holy moly that was amazing!
What a beautiful music mate💚
This is SO incredibly helpful. Thank you!!
Keep dropping more videos like this🔥
incredible
Fantastic! Good job.
Great walkthrough! Definitely gave me some new ideas and ways of looking at things! Thanks dude...
That’s sick!!!
Thanks so much for this, great walkthrough! About the panning, you probably get a different result when having the direction mixer first in the chain, but as far as the actual panning goes, you can change it to work as a stereo panner by right-clicking and choose stereo. That will make the pan in the mixer behave just as the direction mixer (though no limit for the spread)
Thanks for the comment! For sure about the panned, I just like to have the extra control. I now have the direction mixer first in the chain in my template. Always experimenting though!
Thanks again!
You can actually also reduce or enhance the stereo spread when using the pan knob in its Stereo mode by making the green circle wider or narrower.
Wonderful job !!!
wow... really awesome bro.. i was thinking of getting into orchestral music.. you helped inspire me
Love this tutorial bro👍🏽 very informative
What a masterpiece! Love it. Thanks a ton man.
Really enjoyed this, thanks so much!
Wow man, this is really great 👍
Great stuff nice explanations, keep up the great work!
great track, I thought it sounded a bit careful, but thanks to that you didn't lose quality!
Incredible!
Really nice work! Here's a tip you might like: Instead of using the Direction Mixer, you can now right click on the pan knob and change it to stereo mix (or Binaural). It's the same thing as the direction mixer, but involves a couple of less clicks and you can easily see and tweak your stereo pans.
Yes, for sure! I like using the direction mixer as it give me more control. I can bypass all my pan plugins easily to A/B things quicker. Also like the addition of the width knob to control the effect. But thanks for your comment, glad you liked the video.
@@josephtotino7048 You can adjust the width too with stereo spread, but I totally get where you're coming from with bypassing.
Loved it bro,each & every thing nicely explained...!!
Sounds great 👍 Thank you for sharing 🙏🙏🙏
Heyy Joe! For me, the video is very helpfull, interesting and I can learn a lot from it. Thanks so much :) The track is awesome :O
Wow ❤️🔥
man! you are the best!!
Hi, question about the panning. I’ve heard from other audio engineers, that some of these libraries are already prepared with the instruments placed in the stereo image, according to where they would go in the real orchestra stereo image. Therefore, I’ve been told never to pan the virtual orchestral libraries. Of course I’m sure it depends on the library as well? How do you tell which libraries are already pre-panned according totheir natural stereo image and which ones need to be panned to achieve a more realistic visual audio representation of an orchestra? Sometimes when I don’t pay them, I feel like all the sounds are sort of on top of each other but yet sometimes when they are panned, they sound unnatural as well, and what I was told was that I’m panning sounds that are supposed to already be where they were originally sitting in the stereo image. What are your thoughts on all of this?
You're simply amazing and I love this piece. I just wanted to ask: how did you learn harmony and composition? I would really like to learn it but don't know where to begin, any advice?
great job Joe! - really!
this is an awesome music thank u so much
amazing ! !
Sounds like a Gotham/Batman motif sound
beautiful
Great work.. very informative, thank you 👍
cool track. thank you for the insight !
Appreciate this video!!!
24:50 interesting police effect
Awesome, thanks for the video.
I would need an advise: What Mac would you recommend to run this kind of project (80+ tracks using lots of libraries+ audio interface etc) without effort ? Do you think a mac mini 2020 would be enough or it would be performance limited ?
Thanks again
Thanks for watching! I run a Mac Pro, 8-Core with 64 GB of RAM. It’s a pretty powerful machine, and even so, I still run into limitations when running large sessions. Mac Mini might work so long as you can get a bunch of RAM, and are freezing tracks, etc.
Hope that helps!
@@joetotino Thanks, that helps a lot and it's scary a the same time to read that a Mac Pro isn't supporting well large sessions. I was considering a mac mini 2020 i7, 2To, changing myself the RAM from 8Gb to 32Gb (or 64Gb didn't really decide yet).
This is amazing! Do you think I would be able to do something like this with Logic Pro X stock plugins? Are the plugins you are using given by Logic?
I loved this keep it up.
Thanks for your comment! As to your question, I’m sure it’s possible to create orchestral music with stock stuff. I’m just not sure you can expect super professional results as those sounds are quite limited in what you can do. I’m sure they are great sketching tools, to get an idea down, but when comparing that to a third party library, the level of detail and control will bring a new dimension to your tracks. But give it go!
These are all third party sounds, sold by the various manufacturer. See the description for a list of the sample sounds
very informative!
Could you possible make a tutorial on how to EQ instruments please? I can't get that deep piano sound
Great tutorial. I know it's a personal preference, but I would suggest at least putting the basses more in the middle & using side EQ to make the lower frequencies mono.
Right click on the pan button and you can select true stereo panning
Hi there! Thank you for your video 🙏
At the moment, I got the cinematic studio strings and woodwinds and cinebrass. I was planning to get Kontakt 6 - Will I be able to make music trailer with this library? I really need to find good percussions and FX but by being a student, money are tight at the moment :) thank you
Thanks for the comment! I love Cinematic Studio Strings, it's my go-to. I haven't used the brass or winds, but I'm sure they're top notch. With the right mixing, I'm sure you'll get great results for trailers! Percussion is key - some recommendations: Damage 2, Cerberus, Strikeforce, and LA Modern Percussion have been my go-to libraries lately. I know many of them offer student pricing.
How much did it cost to buy all the VST's used in this video?
Where can we buy the template if the price is right? LOL