Behind the Score - Making of Classical Film Music

[zeromancer1972]

I definitely need some free orchestral VST - any ideas? :)

[133osman223]

if u can skip the first part or somehow change it it wil be nice! the rest of it is done very good. the choir isn't the type of an instrument that can go solo with some other instrument, maybe a single vocal

[NickShay123]

hey bro do you something about the plugins that are used in vocals which can give me professional sound... like i mean my song kinda sound cheesy i have a good mic and interface but still my plugin are shit but i am ready to spent money if the plugins will really help me... thanx

[sharingan1188]

Hey, I would like to ask you about something. The question is about MIDI Keyboard. What MIDI Keyboard do you prefer? i mine How many keys is good for composing? 49 keys is enought or 88 keys is really better? How many keys is usefull and good for work? I play the guitar but I would liek to learn to play the piano. Not like pianist but enought to compose.

By the way you're doing really good music and helpfull tutorials. All the best

[YourVisualDesigner]

@sharingan1188 Hi, for piano compositions I do prefer a keyboard with 88 keys. However, for your purposes I would recommend to just buy something like the USB Keyrig 49 or something similar. Hope this helps, Hugo.

[RAHUNTER4460]

Great vid. Will def be putting what you said in to practice :)

[DaggamastaYakes]

where do you sell your music?

[YourVisualDesigner]

@DaggamastaYakes Hi, I sell my music on a site called Audiojungle from Envato

[borzuch1]

we need more of this. good stuff to learn.

[Kabur111]

Hey, amazing composition, its great that you want to share your work process, very helpful.

But it would be great if you could show how you use things like reverb, panning, limiter and so on. It almost seems like you ignored panning in this piece entirely, which is quite hard for me to believe :D

Anyway, good luck in your upcoming music journeys I am 17 too, but I can see I have a lot to catch up with you. :)

[DKAkuYaenko]

This video defently deserves more views...

Thanks for sharing!

I'm also compose sometimes orchestral film score, would be great if you could check my latest video and give me some feedback :)

Regards

[JudgeFredd]

Thank you for sharing !

[FreestyleEntOnline]

I learned alot from this vid.. thanks for posting...sound a bit crowded at sometimes.. but im assuming its not mixed..

[FreestyleEntOnline]

you dont sound dutch at all....

[TchaikovskyLover]

Thanks a lot for posting this ! You are a very gifted musician and a very good teacher as well ! May your work be rewarded with divine inspiration !

[ixayfzb5]

Thank you for sharing your tips.

Keep doing such a nice job!

[mySnowflakes91]

You're 17 ?! That's Amazing !! Great tutorial by the way.. I'm still watching it .. Thanks a lot for your help !

[Svargedorath]

hey, thank you for this video, it was very helpful = )

anywaus you can use "Asioall" Drivers for low-latency ...

[YourVisualDesigner]

@Svargedorath Hi, I have Asio 4all but Camtasia studio simply takes too much memory..... But thanks for the tip :)

[DKAkuYaenko]

@YourVisualDesigner

hm, ive got also camtasia studio and i use also asio4all but i cant record sound with camtasia :/ i wanted to make a tutorial but its unpossible without sound :/ can you help somehow?