Blending Recordings and Orchestral Samples using Samplicity's Berlin Studio

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  • čas přidán 20. 12. 2022
  • Here's the third and final test video of Samplicity's Berlin Studio convolution reverb plugin. In this video I use an excerpt from "Reflex", a tenor saxophone concerto I composed in 2011.
    Thanks so much to saxophonist / composer Greg Johnson for recording the tenor part. Check out his website: www.gregjohnsonjazz.com/
    You can download the MIDI, MXML, Dorico, and Cubase files for this orchestration by becoming a Patron: / alexheppelmann
    For more information about my music, or to inquire about private composition lessons, please visit www.alexheppelmann.com/
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Komentáře • 18

  • @winknotes
    @winknotes Před rokem

    Love that last chord! Also very nice balance and stereo image.

  • @expressivoarts
    @expressivoarts Před 10 měsíci

    Absolutely wonderful and informative

  • @dariusofwest
    @dariusofwest Před rokem

    Great piece!

  • @rubenmolino1480
    @rubenmolino1480 Před rokem

    very good ¡¡

  • @ownlifedanny
    @ownlifedanny Před rokem +1

    Thanx for the video! Can't make up my mind to buy this thing yet - What can you say about the performance of Berlin Studio? I plan to use it on A LOT of busses in my orchestral template. How CPU-hungry is it?

    • @AlexHeppelmann
      @AlexHeppelmann  Před rokem +1

      You're welcome! I personally haven't had any issues with cpu performance, but apparently a lot of people have experienced them. I assume there are lots of factors there, but just for reference, I'm running this in Cubase 12 on a Windows 10 with a Ryzen 7 3700x

    • @SB-el8kp
      @SB-el8kp Před rokem

      I am using it on Mac studio with M1 ultra. And its having endless CPU issues. Might be because of not interacting with M1 well. However as an effect, its fabulous!

    • @paulatsydney
      @paulatsydney Před 2 měsíci

      I use it on windows 10 in reaper, amd 3600 (6 cores). I have about 30 instsances on my main template, works fine, with dozens of virtual instruments in opus, kontakt, sine all playing in real time. That's a five year old cpu. Pretty efficient I'd say.

  • @Maplefoxx-vl2ew
    @Maplefoxx-vl2ew Před 2 měsíci

    can you do more videos on this reverb. i'm about to give up on it.. never been able to get a good sound out of it.. this video might help i dunno tho.. i'm using CSS. CSB. .. it sounds horrible to me.. i do not know how to set it up.. Samplicity don't really teach us how to use it. it's meant for a whole orchesra.. someone really needs to make a video showing how to do that with this plugin.. i'm breaking my brain over here and ready to just give up

  • @composerdoh
    @composerdoh Před rokem

    Did you play the other tracks manually on a keyboard? Or can you generate them directly through notation software like Finale or Sibelius?

    • @AlexHeppelmann
      @AlexHeppelmann  Před rokem +1

      For this project I played everything in with a keyboard.

    • @composerdoh
      @composerdoh Před rokem

      @@AlexHeppelmann 👍Thanks!

  • @TheBeerXXX
    @TheBeerXXX Před rokem

    why use it in insert?

  • @peacefulcello
    @peacefulcello Před 11 měsíci

    the melody sounds like 'my heart will go on'

  • @talnomix3164
    @talnomix3164 Před 7 měsíci

    Dude, cmon, why a saxophone, his playing is great but please next time try an instrument thats more likely in an orchestra, like a trumpet or trombone :)

    • @aeshaeshaesh
      @aeshaeshaesh Před 6 měsíci

      Lol, why? He obviously wanted a saxophone sound.