Princess Leia's Theme - Played by digital orchestra

[congadawg]

Wow.. fantastic job. So realistic!  I went to see Star Wars: In concert and I couldn't imagine this sounding any different than the real thing. Great work!

[spitzfire1138]

Incredible. I can't believe how far virtual instruments have come, and I appreciate that with all these advances the work of the composer only becomes more important. Thanks for posting! Wonderful performance.

[serfox1]

@Fauxharmonic @Fauxharmonic @Fauxharmonic @Fauxharmonic Aha, which is basically a compiled Max/PD program put into an interface. I plan on building a Max patch using the aka.wiimote object to send specific kinds of MIDI data, which should be very flexible and easy to integrate into any DAW. I shall look into the Environment of Logic.

[Fauxharmonic]

Yes, using transformers, conditional splitters, etc. .... But before the signal gets into Logic it's picked up by OSCulator and converted to MIDI. Forgot to mention that.

[serfox1]

Hey I'm going to be doing something similar to this for my final assignment in my degree of Music Composition and Technology. I take it you're using Vienna or East West as your sample library, but are you simply using a DAW or have you got a Max MSP patch too?

Thanks!

[Fauxharmonic]

Yes, I use Vienna Instruments. The DAW is Logic, and the Wii signals are munged via transformers within Logic itself. No Max patches.

[goldkind]

Excellent!

[mradaChris]

Well this is very cool! I use Ableton Live on my PC to try to come close to this full 3D sound. Excellent.

chris

[Fauxharmonic]

Thanks, Chris. I used the Hansa Studio HD Surround convolution reverb (a preset that comes with Apple's Space Designer reverb plugin with Logic). I never thought of trying Ableton Live, though. I'll check it out. Cheers. - Paul