AnninaMelissa
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Too bad I only saw this today! Good luck everyone!
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Here is my entry.
For this composition I got inspired by early Renaissance music.
Clipping issue could be removed. But I cannot update it , can only create a new one.Really nice to hear a completely different approach. The only issue is that the sound effects are out of sink with the video and it sounds like you might have clipping on the music.
I don't know as it is not my competition, it is run by the cubetube. You could email the organisers: [email protected]Clipping issue could be removed. But I cannot update it , can only create a new one.
Will work on the synch, can I delete it in your web site and upload a new one?
I’ll write to them. I think clipping is from YouTube algo. I don’t have it in the original.I don't know as it is not my competition, it is run by the cubetube. You could email the organisers: [email protected]
In the same boat in that I tried staying away from watching other people's entries before I finished my own. I couldn't help but to listen to the original which is absolutely stunning, lots of great entries here too now that I have a chance to listen to them!
Here's how my went...
Aren't they like ginormous moths?So I am just starting to work on it (and until I have finished and submitted it, I am not going to listen to the other entries - but afterwards for sure!).
However, I am not completely sure I really understand this scene. So are those tree creatures (which seem to represent winter) just following the magic crystal (or whatever) like dogs? And she is using it to lure them away (but it also seems that she has a bit more control over them, once it's in her staff)? And are these magic trees "good" or not? On one hand, they are part of nature and remind me a bit of the Ents in LOTR. On the other hand, they are depicted a bit menacing.
I find that the text that comes with the video doesn't completely answer the questions to me ...
Thank you!There is a full video of this short film on Youtube. It is 7 minutes long and may help you. I'm also left with some interrogations but I'm fine with it.
(There's music on the original video, so if you don't wan't to get influenced... mute it ?)
Part of the fun of this, for me, is seeing how different composers interpret the scene... I think it’s deliberately ambiguous... but maybe watch the original version (with the sound turned down) for a little more context? It’s on YT.So I am just starting to work on it (and until I have finished and submitted it, I am not going to listen to the other entries - but afterwards for sure!).
However, I am not completely sure I really understand this scene. So are those tree creatures (which seem to represent winter) just following the magic crystal (or whatever) like dogs? And she is using it to lure them away (but it also seems that she has a bit more control over them, once it's in her staff)? And are these magic trees "good" or not? On one hand, they are part of nature and remind me a bit of the Ents in LOTR. On the other hand, they are depicted a bit menacing.
I find that the text that comes with the video doesn't completely answer the questions to me ...
Heya, folks!
Just finished this! Definitely had a lot of fun with this one; went for a big, giant-sounding orchestral fantasy piece in the vein of James Newton Howard/James Horner. This was also the piece for me to test out Cinematic Studio Woodwinds in context, and to see how well it fits with Nashville Scoring Strings and Junkie XL Brass.
Hope you folks like it!
Best,
Adam
LIBRARIES USED:
Nashville Scoring Strings
Junkie XL Brass
Cinematic Studio Woodwinds
Orchestral Tools Metropolis Ark 1
Orchestral Tools Metropolis Ark 3
Spitfire Audio Albion ONE
Spitfire Audio Hans Zimmer Percussion Standard
Spitfire Audio BBC Orchestra Lite
Cinesamples VOXOS 2
Cinematic Studio Strings
Kontakt Factory Library