N.Caffrey
Senior Member
It it OK enough for professional work in trailers? What do you guys use?
What trailers have you worked on?Yes. I have used it in a bunch of trailer tracks that have been placed. Not using the loops though, just the regular single drum hits.
A few would be: Blade Runner 2049, Mission: Impossible – Fallout, How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World, Bumblebee.What trailers have you worked on?
Thats siiickk dude Did you do it from ground up or how would that work? Do you have supporting rules or? Could you link me to some of your work?A few would be: Blade Runner 2049, Mission: Impossible – Fallout, How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World, Bumblebee.
Hey, I'm not exactly sure what you mean by those first 2 questions?Thats siiickk dude Did you do it from ground up or how would that work? Do you have supporting rules or? Could you link me to some of your work?
A few would be: Blade Runner 2049, Mission: Impossible – Fallout, How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World, Bumblebee.
That is cool, I love the blade runner Trailer!
Would you tell me what Percussion sounds you have used in this one:
Sounds a little bit more like Damage for me .
Yes. I have used it in a bunch of trailer tracks that have been placed. Not using the loops though, just the regular single drum hits.
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It was actually trailer 2 I was involved with:
Since you worked on some of these blockbuster trailers, could you tell me who decides what direction the music is supposed to take? Is there like someone from the motion picture company who approves the music you show them?A few would be: Blade Runner 2049, Mission: Impossible – Fallout, How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World, Bumblebee.
Since you worked on some of these blockbuster trailers, could you tell me who decides what direction the music is supposed to take? Is there like someone from the motion picture company who approves the music you show them?