I laso played trumpet in music school but nowdays I make more of synthwave and piano music! Your stuff is amazing, You need more recognition. Good work :) Cheers from Estonia! :)
Omg! Your compositions sound incredible! Holy sh*t! :D. I just bought a new pc, I´ll be setting up Composer Cloud soon, and these are my expectation of how it will sound, but many compositions I hear on yt are very poopy compared to these... I wonder If i´ll sounds poopy or epic like your work xD! Amazing work man!
Absolutely love the way you ornamenting your melodies. And yes, poor flute and violin players) Their fingers would glow after actual performance) 1:14 yeah. make this bow suffer)
Wow, this sounds epic but not the easy push one key type of epic that a lot of composers I find on CZcams. Your writing to me seems complex. I enjoy all the key modulation you do, keeps it interesting. Your mix is excellent as well. Just great. Keep up the good work.
Hey Tobias, I just discovered your music and I am deeply impressed and touched by your music it's awesome ! May I ask how you do all these amazing key changes? I'm really a beginner with all of this and I'm hoping to get at least a little closer to where you are but I often struggle with making my chord progressions sound interesting (C - Am - G - F sound boring after a while) ... but I don't really know the rules which chords go after which chords . When I change key, it sounds horrible :D Do you have any tips for me?
Hab ich dir noch nicht geantwortet? :0 ich sehe zumindest keine Antwort von mir... Also das wichtigste ist einfach die Melodie zu finden und auszuarbeiten! Viele fangen immer nur mit den Akkorden an und dann zwängt man die Melodie in die Akkordfolge... dadurch klingt es schnell langweilig oder eintönig oder zumindest nicht raffiniert. Klar gibt es Ausnahmen guck dir Hans Zimmer an 60% Seiner Stücke sind eben d f c g/a oder c e f g/d oder halt zumindest in dem Muster Time a e/c g d aber er ist dann dabei einfach kreativ was den Klang angeht! Lange Rede kurzer Sinn, Versuch mal erst die Melodie zu finden :)
Rhyan D'Errico well, ive been making music my whole life, since i was very little... the composing part is mostly selftaught but it really helps to listen to other composer's work and examine it! Thank You btw!!
Rhyan D'Errico it depends :) some pieces just Kind of Write themselfs and some are really driving me crazy or i lose inspiration and Need a few days to get fresh ears if that makes Sense :D and the Most Important factor is Time! If i have some days off i sometines compose a piece in a few days but that includes nightshits :D like this one!
oh sry :D Yes, I had to learn everything myself! If you listen to my old pieces, you can hear, it was very hard - and long way :D I personally cant listen to them anymore... But as i said listening to John Williams for example really helped me to understand the orchestra! I would never compare me to him of course but he was a big inspiration for me :)
Tobias Scheel I just had some questions about how you achieve these incredible mixes. It's the sound that I'm striving to attain. I'm using the same software as yourself, but I haven't been able to get that sound. My mixes sound okay, but yours sound professional.
Anthony Knight i get ask a lot how i mix my pieces... i always say, that i don't really havily eq or master my Tracks. The Natural Sound of the Library doesen't require havy mixing imo! But You have to pay attention on the volume of each instrument! Winds are not supposed to be Louder than Brass e.g. Also certain Instrument pairs can improve the organic sound of your pieces! Double Flutes and 1st violin, pair the trumpet and the Oboe. Cello and Basson or Horn and Bassoon are also very Common and add More color to your piece! Hope that helps! :)
After years I came back to this video. I really miss your luxury orchestrated compositions!
There will be more soon!
Well Tobias, you sure have squeezed a good deal out of that East West library :).
I laso played trumpet in music school but nowdays I make more of synthwave and piano music! Your stuff is amazing, You need more recognition. Good work :) Cheers from Estonia! :)
Tuudur Tamme thank you my Friend! Feel free to Share my Videos 0:)
Nice to meet a fellow trumpet Player! Glad you like my Stuff!
thanks you are inspire me i will be glad to hear more of your music this is beautiful 👌👍❤
You always have great rhythm going on. Nice instrumentation too. Nicely done.
Incredible work, and awesome instrumentation.
I LOVE IT!!
Great work ! The use of a lot of brass fits perfectly with the epic atmosphere !
This is fantastic. So much unexpected movement. SO much fun to listen to. Keep it up.
thank you! :) Yes, I will! There is more to come!
@@TobiWobi7 I sure hope so. I'm looking forward to your future work.
Omg! Your compositions sound incredible! Holy sh*t! :D. I just bought a new pc, I´ll be setting up Composer Cloud soon, and these are my expectation of how it will sound, but many compositions I hear on yt are very poopy compared to these... I wonder If i´ll sounds poopy or epic like your work xD! Amazing work man!
Good luck haha, because this is EXCELLENT
hahaha, endeed! These lvl of dynamics takes sooo much time. Wind players man, they really know about dynamics, they have super powers x)
Incredible transitions.
Wow this is fantastic
thank you! :)
This is amazing, I can't stop listening to it! Reminds me a bit of High C's from two steps from hell :)
Fellow trumpet player here! Your compositions are extremely impressive! You need to do some tutorials!
thank you! Some day i certainly will do some tutorials!
This is great music! Well done! Subscribed and sharing with others!
Graeme Moodie thank you! Glad you like it :)
Absolutely love the way you ornamenting your melodies.
And yes, poor flute and violin players) Their fingers would glow after actual performance)
1:14 yeah. make this bow suffer)
Haha :D You are certainly right! Thank you :)
Very well done
thanks a lot :)
Wow, this sounds epic but not the easy push one key type of epic that a lot of composers I find on CZcams. Your writing to me seems complex. I enjoy all the key modulation you do, keeps it interesting. Your mix is excellent as well. Just great. Keep up the good work.
thank you for your comments and the sub! Im glad you like what you hear :) writing the more complex pieces is always more fun to me!
Hey Tobias, I just discovered your music and I am deeply impressed and touched by your music it's awesome ! May I ask how you do all these amazing key changes? I'm really a beginner with all of this and I'm hoping to get at least a little closer to where you are but I often struggle with making my chord progressions sound interesting (C - Am - G - F sound boring after a while) ... but I don't really know the rules which chords go after which chords . When I change key, it sounds horrible :D Do you have any tips for me?
oh, du kannst mir auch gerne auf Deutsch antworten, wie ich gerade bemerkt habe :D
Hab ich dir noch nicht geantwortet? :0 ich sehe zumindest keine Antwort von mir...
Also das wichtigste ist einfach die Melodie zu finden und auszuarbeiten! Viele fangen immer nur mit den Akkorden an und dann zwängt man die Melodie in die Akkordfolge... dadurch klingt es schnell langweilig oder eintönig oder zumindest nicht raffiniert. Klar gibt es Ausnahmen guck dir Hans Zimmer an 60% Seiner Stücke sind eben d f c g/a oder c e f g/d oder halt zumindest in dem Muster Time a e/c g d aber er ist dann dabei einfach kreativ was den Klang angeht!
Lange Rede kurzer Sinn, Versuch mal erst die Melodie zu finden :)
The brass is great! What is it? I really love the composition overall!
East West Gold Edition :)
Symphonic Orchestra? That's crazy how well you've made it sound!
Kurt Tomlinson | Compositions oh yes, Sry Symphonic Orchestra Gold it is :) thank you!
What are your favorite articulations for a brass section?
I use the keyswitch-articulations :)
How many trombones do you use do to a lack of bass trombone in the SO library?
I use the 4 Trombones Keyswitch articulation :)
Wonderful job! Where did you learn or study to write like this?
Rhyan D'Errico well, ive been making music my whole life, since i was very little... the composing part is mostly selftaught but it really helps to listen to other composer's work and examine it! Thank You btw!!
That's cool! And orchestration and all that is self taught as well? How long does it typically take you to write something like this?
Rhyan D'Errico it depends :) some pieces just Kind of Write themselfs and some are really driving me crazy or i lose inspiration and Need a few days to get fresh ears if that makes Sense :D and the Most Important factor is Time! If i have some days off i sometines compose a piece in a few days but that includes nightshits :D like this one!
Yes totally makes sense! And is your orchestration skill self taught as well?
oh sry :D Yes, I had to learn everything myself! If you listen to my old pieces, you can hear, it was very hard - and long way :D I personally cant listen to them anymore... But as i said listening to John Williams for example really helped me to understand the orchestra! I would never compare me to him of course but he was a big inspiration for me :)
So Toby, you a fan of John Powell at all?
i love this guy and his music!
Excellent piece. Totally wrong image for it, but excellent nonetheless lol.
Rathernot Disclose thank you :) i choosed this picture because i think the Atmosphere of this Piece suits the picture perfectly :)
Maybe its sonic the hedgehog chillin in the bottom right that is screwing with my head haha.
i like how he ist just standing there watching :D
Tobias, would it be possible for me to get in contact with you via email?
Hi, in what regards? i dont often check my mail and i think its
laborious to communicate via email! Thank you for your comments!
Tobias Scheel I just had some questions about how you achieve these incredible mixes. It's the sound that I'm striving to attain. I'm using the same software as yourself, but I haven't been able to get that sound. My mixes sound okay, but yours sound professional.
Anthony Knight i get ask a lot how i mix my pieces... i always say, that i don't really havily eq or master my Tracks. The Natural Sound of the Library doesen't require havy mixing imo! But You have to pay attention on the volume of each instrument! Winds are not supposed to be Louder than Brass e.g.
Also certain Instrument pairs can improve the organic sound of your pieces!
Double Flutes and 1st violin, pair the trumpet and the Oboe. Cello and Basson or Horn and Bassoon are also very Common and add More color to your piece!
Hope that helps! :)