Can't wait for this to be released! Also, the orchestra/recording sound great, George!
Thanks for the heads up!You don't need to - I was released today!
Good heavens no!East West Libraries?
Good heavens no!
Thomas uses custom sample libraries. But this orchestra is a live recording.
So how can I replicate this sound in a DAW? What plugins would give me superior quality to this recording?
It's technically competent - but having listened about 15 mins ago/had a phone call - I couldn't hum back a melody. I listened once - but by brain has thrown it out. There was no hook.
Haha nice one!So how can I replicate this sound in a DAW? What plugins would give me superior quality to this recording?
I can hum a lot, including the short fugue. But I'm biasedIt's technically competent - but having listened about 15 mins ago/had a phone call - I couldn't hum back a melody. I listened once - but by brain has thrown it out. There was no hook.
Record live players and overlay them with sample libraries. Even a few players on top of a MIDI line can make it sound much better. 5-6 years ago (boy, how time flies!!!) I wrote this tutorial online about something like this, using the old East West Orchestra Gold samples: https://music.tutsplus.com/tutorials/making-your-midi-strings-even-more-realistic--audio-11503
Be careful - working with live instruments is like a drug
Isn't it what we're all trying to do with orchestral libraries?That’s too pricey. I need to be able to replicate an orchestra solely using my computer.
Same here, as I said before, sounds like John Williams on steroids.First off... Why does it have to be SO LOUD for so such of the time? And even the lyrical passages are so hyped up, makes it rather annoying to listen to, to be honest. Some of it is a mix thing.
Second off. There are some nice ideas, but it's overall so busy and homogeneous and over-excited and quick lines and counter-lines mumbled atop and over each other and... dunno, feels unfocused.