im 16 years old, I live in New York, and I never miss one of your videos. Your personality is amazing and your joy is contagious. Inspires me to compose and play music all day. Thank you very much, Guy. Oh, and I drink coffee, not tea lol
It's always nice to see you write something with portable equipment. It proves that you don't need super fancy hardware to create something awesome! Keep up the great work 👌
I have a very simple Lenovo laptop (8GB RAM) and a Komplete Kontrol M32 and it runs all the stuff I have beautifully 😁 TBH I only have the free stuff at the moment, but it's something haha
I cannot think of anything more relaxing and satisfying than sitting down and soaking in what this country has to offer in its beautiful outdoors and creating a pice of music that reflects the calmness. Thank you Guy. Plenty of food for thought and composing...
My friend...you are awesome! Love all your videos and the courses I have been fortunate enough to acquire. Not sure if sometimes you just need a little inspiration or not (I think we all do) but I just wanted to share my "go to"... If you like the band "Styx" you will love this and even if you don't you will love this. Tommy Shaw of Styx has several youtube videos performing with the "Cleveland-based Contemporary Youth Orchestra". Just do a search on youtube for Tommy Shaw Contemporary Youth Orchestra. It is beautifully inspiring to watch these young men and women perform at such a high level of brilliance. My favorite is "Fooling Yourself" (an inspirational song in itself) Thanks for doing what you do, Terry
I am sure you do not miss the VW boot now..Nice music, somtimes everything just works..you make it look so effortless. Thanks Guy your always inspiring.
This was a kind of "best". In just this short time and a few video clips- (I know post production but stil-) You created an emotional moment. No story line, nothing contrived. This is a good lesson for us all, yes? Avro Part- any and all he wrote. He writes from the center of the sensory experience.
Hi Guy and greetings from Tallinn. Arvo Pärt's and Nordic Noir music library introducing was nice. You do truly good, entertainment and informative videos. Thank You!
Another compelling classic Guy. And....... you have inspired us for our rainy Saturday dog walk, we shall leave Aldwick Bay and trundle to your secret location - basted in tranquility with a beauteous soundtrack! Thank you. 😃
Great stuff!! This is something I do a lot in Wales. I go out to the Brecon Beacons and sit with the MacBook Pro and the little midi keyboard and through a few instruments into Logic. Strange thing is, I find it so difficult to learn new things, as if I’m scared of being good at something (?). You make it so simple, and you’re an inspiration because you’re very talented and also down to earth! Thanks so much.
Oh yeah, Arvo Pärt is my favourite composer. We sung his Magnificat in university choir and it was terrific moment, when the 40 guys and those 60+ girls opposite us raised our voices all together for a forte center piece of that. We looked in each other's eyes every time in awe. I still feel the same when I listen to that parton YT, 7 years later. Spiegel im Spiegel (Mirror behind a mirror) is another masterpiece, awesome by its striking simplicity. Very nice work Guy, I'm currently backpacking in South America and sitting down in a bar at the beach with my computer and composing something inspired by what I see is something I want to do. Currently in Paraguay, most striking thing I've seen here was Itaipu dam, but that one has alredy been taken. By some guy called Phillip Glass. And I can only recommend Baltic countries. Even tho the landscape defines the ford 'flat'. Have a nice time and keep up.the great work. Thanks!
Yet another great video Guy. Would love to know where that location is, looks like a full day out with my camera bird watching and some landscape photography.
I was so tempted when I saw the ad for this library on Instagram. I have too many string libraries already I don't use! Ugh. I tried scoring my landscape &... it's silence because i was mugged 6 more times on my way to the ER... Pretty sure EMTs don't take watches & cash. Thanks, Guy. 😒🤪
Inspirational, just like the scenery, Chapeau Guy! The joy of watching you create music, unplugged from all of the paraphernalia and gubbins of a studio should be balm for the soul of angst-ridden composers everywhere. Now, does Tallin also come packaged with the Michelmore Brain Emulator Mark 1? If only.......................
You’re costing me a bloody fortune Guy - S88, StreamDeck and now an M32! But thanks so much for your inspiring and informed advice. The Key Command reassignments have doubled my workflow.
Hi guy, your are really awesome 👏 Have also just bought the M32, being able just to go out into nature here in Norway for composing. Which bag you are using to transport the M32? Thanks for help 😉
I'd love to hear you handling the nuances of a duduk. Most of the art is not pressing the notes but all the ornamentals and expression wheel use to get it to sound real.
I've just decided to buy M32 after watching this video. I've been working from similar setup as yours for last 7 months (I live near hillside and do work from wild beautiful places). I wasn't sure about Novation MK3 mini and M32. Now I'll buy M32 and will be carrying over there. Thanks a lot.
Yes, it is indeed great that we now have the tech to sit and write outside. Even better if you have access to a place where you don't have to worry about getting bashed over the head for your MBP whilst busy communing with nature! 😉 Brilliant though Guy and a lovely library. PS: I to love a good jumper. As a man of impeccable taste who clearly gets his monies worth, who gets your sartorial vote?
It just occurred to me we've not had a video for a while. Two weeks! Hope everything's fine, fella. Oh, erm, your channel has a Community tab for you to drop us an update to let let us know your ok. 😊
Odd recommendation, but might I recommend an interesting chord progression you might at some point want to use? If you are familiar with schuberts Mass in Eb, specifically the sanctus, it is the initial progression in that. It is I-vib-iii, or in terms within a key (Eb) Eb Major - Cb or B natural (B natural is what is written in the score) minor, G minor.
Hi Guy, love your work and infectious enthusiasm! I was wondering however: you seem to compose by the seat of your pants; do you spend time checking for parallels etc., do you avoid these types of issues intuitively at this point, or do you just wing it and hope it comes out sounding good? Do you spend your time addressing these types of issues that may spring up, or do you rely on your partners to attend to these? I mostly compose for small ensemble, but am interested in expanding my palette with BBCSO. Would you recommend this for people who write score, and then work in a DAW to humanize it? Subscribed -- Keep up the great work!
General question, although I would like to know Guys answer as well: What do you do when you're composing and you come up with something unrelated to the picture you're working on? Do you continue with that idea and save it for later or do you try to canalize that spark of creativity into the work at hand?
This makes me want to buy some kind of Gorilla Pod stand for either the laptop or the keyboard. Or some kind of foldable lightweight easel for both? It's awkward using the lap for both
Hey Guy, big fan here in Ireland!! Looking for your opinion, BBC Symphony core or east west Composer Cloud? My Composer Cloud sub has come to an end and whilst I love it, I don't like not owning anything after it, BBC SO Core is on special so around the same price? Which would you recommend?
My wife happens to be playing 'Fratres' on her cello upstairs whilst I watch this, it's an Arvo arvo here. I bought Tallinn when it came out, love the sounds but the strings sometimes sound a bit synthy to my ears, probably from the lack of vibrato. The full Volles Werk church organ patch is a sound to wonder at..
4:53. Sorry about the sneezing, Guy. Stinky summer cold. Very similar style to some of the LABS samples. PS - That looks like real winkle terrain to me.
Hey Guy I am building a PC (well trying to), I don't have the massive libraries that you have collected, but how much ram do you have in your home set=up ?
I swear its literally impossible to hate this guy ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
That sounds like you've been trying to 😆
@@Dougie-
The last idiot is apparently NOT born !
Sugoma is certainly NOT the last !
You never fail to surprise me on what happens at the start of your videos lol
Surprise myself sometimes
I think I’m inspired to try composing outdoors now!
Go for it!
im 16 years old, I live in New York, and I never miss one of your videos. Your personality is amazing and your joy is contagious. Inspires me to compose and play music all day. Thank you very much, Guy.
Oh, and I drink coffee, not tea lol
I bet having a man hug from Guy would be awesome 😊. Fantastic vid as always !
It's always nice to see you write something with portable equipment. It proves that you don't need super fancy hardware to create something awesome! Keep up the great work 👌
It's true as well as fun
absolutely
Yea a powerful gaming laptop will do wonders !!
I have a very simple Lenovo laptop (8GB RAM) and a Komplete Kontrol M32 and it runs all the stuff I have beautifully 😁 TBH I only have the free stuff at the moment, but it's something haha
@@Ben-zh4nz Not without a creative musical brain in front of it it won't!
I cannot think of anything more relaxing and satisfying than sitting down and soaking in what this country has to offer in its beautiful outdoors and creating a pice of music that reflects the calmness. Thank you Guy. Plenty of food for thought and composing...
Early for this one! Tallinn is such an awesome library... thanks for the review and video Guy! :D
It is!
We love you Guy! Never stop
Ill do my best
That location looks so peaceful.
My friend...you are awesome! Love all your videos and the courses I have been fortunate enough to acquire. Not sure if sometimes you just need a little inspiration or not (I think we all do) but I just wanted to share my "go to"... If you like the band "Styx" you will love this and even if you don't you will love this. Tommy Shaw of Styx has several youtube videos performing with the "Cleveland-based Contemporary Youth Orchestra". Just do a search on youtube for Tommy Shaw Contemporary Youth Orchestra. It is beautifully inspiring to watch these young men and women perform at such a high level of brilliance. My favorite is "Fooling Yourself" (an inspirational song in itself) Thanks for doing what you do, Terry
😄🤣 Guy, you make learning music so much fun. 🙏😁
I am sure you do not miss the VW boot now..Nice music, somtimes everything just works..you make it look so effortless. Thanks Guy your always inspiring.
Thanks for continuing to entertain & inspire us Guy. Its a real gift you have.
Absolutely brilliant! Thanks Guy. Really enjoyed the video at the end. More like this, please!
Nice job visiting Estonia to review the library. Best wishes from just down the road, here in Latvia.
Very nice job Guy.
Probably your most sensitive musical quickie to date.
Thank you!
The choir voices sold me on this library... When I build my new system it is in bold on my list of stuff to acquire.
I'm so glad I found your channel
Sounds and looks beautiful... a perfect fit
Brilliant sounding library! Great video, Guy. What a beautiful location. Thanks!
It is x 2
That was just wonderful Guy. Thank you.
My pleasure
Yesss, I really wanted him to check out this library
This was a kind of "best". In just this short time and a few video clips- (I know post production but stil-) You created an emotional moment. No story line, nothing contrived. This is a good lesson for us all, yes?
Avro Part- any and all he wrote. He writes from the center of the sensory experience.
Hi Guy and greetings from Tallinn. Arvo Pärt's and Nordic Noir music library introducing was nice. You do truly good, entertainment and informative videos. Thank You!
Guy, you are my hero. That is all!
Another compelling classic Guy. And....... you have inspired us for our rainy Saturday dog walk, we shall leave Aldwick Bay and trundle to your secret location - basted in tranquility with a beauteous soundtrack! Thank you. 😃
Beautiful ....Mindfulness in action
Beautiful! I want the library and your talent!
Great stuff again sir.
You're so inspiring!
Awesome mate
Love your videos.. thank u sir
Fantastic
Great stuff!! This is something I do a lot in Wales. I go out to the Brecon Beacons and sit with the MacBook Pro and the little midi keyboard and through a few instruments into Logic. Strange thing is, I find it so difficult to learn new things, as if I’m scared of being good at something (?).
You make it so simple, and you’re an inspiration because you’re very talented and also down to earth! Thanks so much.
Tallinn! The capital of the GREAT Baltic country Estonia! Wonderful country and even more wonderful and incredibly smart, talented people! :)
Excellent place to get inspired! Well done :)
Greetings from Tallinn ;)
Agree re Arvo Part - genius! He is to holy minimalism what Guy is to tutorial videos :-) Fortunately we never saw Guy's avant garde phase
Coffee??? That's a surprise :). Thanks for the interesting review. Tallinn was on sale for awhile. Love the outdoor setting. Take care
Great drone footage - the sea looks pretty wet 🌊
Oh yeah, Arvo Pärt is my favourite composer. We sung his Magnificat in university choir and it was terrific moment, when the 40 guys and those 60+ girls opposite us raised our voices all together for a forte center piece of that. We looked in each other's eyes every time in awe. I still feel the same when I listen to that parton YT, 7 years later.
Spiegel im Spiegel (Mirror behind a mirror) is another masterpiece, awesome by its striking simplicity.
Very nice work Guy, I'm currently backpacking in South America and sitting down in a bar at the beach with my computer and composing something inspired by what I see is something I want to do. Currently in Paraguay, most striking thing I've seen here was Itaipu dam, but that one has alredy been taken. By some guy called Phillip Glass.
And I can only recommend Baltic countries. Even tho the landscape defines the ford 'flat'. Have a nice time and keep up.the great work. Thanks!
The Magnificat is just fantastic! That soaring C is sublime.
Part's music is earthy and heavenly at the same time. Fantastic composer.
Could you compose with the Westwood Untamed Series. Thank you
Love your enthusiasm though my back is already aching just watching you sitting there
Great video, use of the drone, and of course another great piece of music
Thanks Bob
Great
You are genius!❤️❤️❤️
Yet another great video Guy. Would love to know where that location is, looks like a full day out with my camera bird watching and some landscape photography.
Awesome atmosphere and great helpful tutorial.Well done
Thanks Paul
@@ThinkSpaceEducation You are welcome
As a new age composer,many of those sounds are incredible
magnifique Guy
Amazing you are here ❤️🤩👍 when you go to Lituania - go to Kardokai ❤️🤩🦋 I am so amazed, waiting for your next video 😘💐
I was so tempted when I saw the ad for this library on Instagram. I have too many string libraries already I don't use! Ugh. I tried scoring my landscape &... it's silence because i was mugged 6 more times on my way to the ER... Pretty sure EMTs don't take watches & cash. Thanks, Guy. 😒🤪
Inspiring
Got to say it - great production values, especially considering that you were sat on the beach😀
A video from you always brightens up my day! How's life Guy?
Could be a lot worse!
A beautiful library Guy. Another great and humorous video as always!
Beautiful
Thank you
Inspirational, just like the scenery, Chapeau Guy! The joy of watching you create music, unplugged from all of the paraphernalia and gubbins of a studio should be balm for the soul of angst-ridden composers everywhere. Now, does Tallin also come packaged with the Michelmore Brain Emulator Mark 1? If only.......................
'Lets paint a nice little tree here' ;-)
Great
"Bring me a big mac and FRIES" hahahaha genius, Amazing library, Cheers from venezuela
You’re costing me a bloody fortune Guy - S88, StreamDeck and now an M32! But thanks so much for your inspiring and informed advice. The Key Command reassignments have doubled my workflow.
Ha! Delighted to help :)
Painting some happy little motifs using Tallinn
I'd love to see more on-location composing videos. In general, by any composer.
Hi guy, your are really awesome 👏 Have also just bought the M32, being able just to go out into nature here in Norway for composing. Which bag you are using to transport the M32? Thanks for help 😉
Thanks as always Guy! What’s that case on your m32??
I'd love to hear you handling the nuances of a duduk. Most of the art is not pressing the notes but all the ornamentals and expression wheel use to get it to sound real.
This sounds like THE library for that Jeremy Soule/Skyrim sound! Sounds very reminiscent!
I've just decided to buy M32 after watching this video. I've been working from similar setup as yours for last 7 months (I live near hillside and do work from wild beautiful places). I wasn't sure about Novation MK3 mini and M32. Now I'll buy M32 and will be carrying over there. Thanks a lot.
Its fantastic - I love it
Yes, it is indeed great that we now have the tech to sit and write outside. Even better if you have access to a place where you don't have to worry about getting bashed over the head for your MBP whilst busy communing with nature! 😉
Brilliant though Guy and a lovely library.
PS: I to love a good jumper. As a man of impeccable taste who clearly gets his monies worth, who gets your sartorial vote?
please make a video about the Elgato Stream Deck XL, it is very interesting, and how it works with Dorico.
It just occurred to me we've not had a video for a while. Two weeks! Hope everything's fine, fella.
Oh, erm, your channel has a Community tab for you to drop us an update to let let us know your ok. 😊
Odd recommendation, but might I recommend an interesting chord progression you might at some point want to use? If you are familiar with schuberts Mass in Eb, specifically the sanctus, it is the initial progression in that. It is I-vib-iii, or in terms within a key (Eb) Eb Major - Cb or B natural (B natural is what is written in the score) minor, G minor.
Awesome, from the title I thought u were gonna do something TENET related (one of the tracks in the OST is called Rainy Night in Tallinn)
I would have done but everyone would have lost the plot 5 minutes in and have no iddea what was going on
@@ThinkSpaceEducation nice one 😂
A lot of TENET was filmed in Tallinn ☺
@@matismer Yh I’ve heard, really nice film
Ohhhhhhh.....Arvo Part! 😂👍🏼
Arvo Pärt! (Umlaut a)
nice
Hi Guy, love your work and infectious enthusiasm! I was wondering however: you seem to compose by the seat of your pants; do you spend time checking for parallels etc., do you avoid these types of issues intuitively at this point, or do you just wing it and hope it comes out sounding good? Do you spend your time addressing these types of issues that may spring up, or do you rely on your partners to attend to these? I mostly compose for small ensemble, but am interested in expanding my palette with BBCSO. Would you recommend this for people who write score, and then work in a DAW to humanize it? Subscribed -- Keep up the great work!
General question, although I would like to know Guys answer as well: What do you do when you're composing and you come up with something unrelated to the picture you're working on? Do you continue with that idea and save it for later or do you try to canalize that spark of creativity into the work at hand?
This makes me want to buy some kind of Gorilla Pod stand for either the laptop or the keyboard. Or some kind of foldable lightweight easel for both? It's awkward using the lap for both
Thank you for this! Where did you get that keyboard case? OK to get the link from you?
What's your portable keyboard bag ? I've been looking for a bag for an Arturia Keystep, good review btw, but as always :)
Hey Guy, big fan here in Ireland!! Looking for your opinion, BBC Symphony core or east west Composer Cloud? My Composer Cloud sub has come to an end and whilst I love it, I don't like not owning anything after it, BBC SO Core is on special so around the same price? Which would you recommend?
I'd be interested to hear your views on Reason's 'Friction' plug-in. Looks very interesting/usable to me. Have you considered it for a trial?
For a moment I thought you actually came to Estonia :-)
Well....Id love to visit but cant yet
@@ThinkSpaceEducation You gotta go Guy! You would love it instantly.
I was wondering. The marvel of travelling by music
Modern tecnique (or how you spell it) is fantastic.
Close, technology
I would have been curious to see how you would have used the church organ 🙂
Awesome,
:)
@@ThinkSpaceEducation What was the guys name so I can check out his minimalist music, my cloth ears couldn't make it out, I got Arthur pent?
@@Geo-Dome en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arvo_P%C3%A4rt
@guymitchelmore Can you do a video on cremona string quartet vs sacconi string quartet?
My wife happens to be playing 'Fratres' on her cello upstairs whilst I watch this, it's an Arvo arvo here. I bought Tallinn when it came out, love the sounds but the strings sometimes sound a bit synthy to my ears, probably from the lack of vibrato. The full Volles Werk church organ patch is a sound to wonder at..
Lucky you!
Hey! That's my hometown )
Hey!
Getting SKYRIM vibes from thisss
A Big Mac and fries does sound good. The library sounds good too ;)
I’d like to busk with this library
Of course the legato will sound good with all that reverb on it! :P
(It's pretty though. Really pretty.)
It is very good
Guy what modes etc were you using?
Guy, Does your macbook pro have, like, a built-in sound interface, that you are playing without great latency? I can’t stop wondering...
Well, we actually have a similar location in Tallinn!
Arvo Part if anyone is interested, I hadn't heard of him before
4:53. Sorry about the sneezing, Guy. Stinky summer cold. Very similar style to some of the LABS samples. PS - That looks like real winkle terrain to me.
Hey Guy I am building a PC (well trying to), I don't have the massive libraries that you have collected, but how much ram do you have in your home set=up ?
Is it just the one download, or several Pärts?