Yoda's Theme | BBCSO Core
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- čas přidán 21. 08. 2024
- This mock-up was made entirely using Spitfire Audio's BBCSO Core plugin. The sounds have not been processed aside from minor EQing and the use of iZtope's free Vinyl plugin for added vintage effect.
Original composition by John Williams (Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back).
MIDI Files: mega.nz/folder...
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definitely the most impressive demo of the library.
Well, thank you very much Luigi! this is one big compliment for sure
One of the best I've seen, for sure.
But I think this other video takes that title.
Really shows what BBC can do.
czcams.com/video/vnK28k5GGiU/video.html
1:44 "I'm Horn Solo, captain of this delightful harmony."
Nice! All the John Williams Sparkle is there. I'm impressed!!
This convinced me to get BBCSO Core more than anything else on CZcams. Really good job!
Wow, thank you very much! I hope you are enjoying it
Yeah, I'll prob get it soon. This video is definitely nudging me.
Thank you for sharing this marvellous recreation. I agree with everything everyone here says about the quality of the mock up, the sound and the video editing. And I’m hugely impressed (and inspired) by the colour scheme you chose for your tracks. Stunning and practical. Bravo, Maestro.
Thank you so much Brian for the kind words! I noticed this particular color scheme in some of Spitfire Audio's videos and it somehow made sense to me so I stuck with that
Sounds gorgeous
Thank you!
Fantastic! That was wonderful! I am a BBCSO user, too, and will enjoy studying your tremendous efforts. The way that you edited the video is superb and contains a ton of information for other composers with BBCSO. Thank you for sharing this masterpiece with the world!
Thank you for saying such nice words!
great cinematography :), a pleasure to watch as well as listen JWs wonderful music
Many thanks Todd!
Yea this video was the reason I got the BBCSO core. The Horn is so perfect for this piece.
Nice job! BBC is my go to as well for most orchestral pieces.
Thanks! Same for me, strings in particular
@@trinketstoadsymphony2070 yes I’m kind of spoiled in them with their short art overlay so you don’t need to switch between legato and short phrases.
@@soundtreks Exactly, the performance patches are so playable and responsive that you rarely feel the need to keyswitch while playing a line with those instruments
Super nice job on one of my favorites from the soundtrack! I'm sure it was a ton of fun to to work on!
Thank you very much for you comment Charles! It was indeed
Great library, i have it, but im still learning, i wish i could do that
Splendid work!!!! Just starting out my music journey with DAWs. Using the BBC Discover, but will upgrade to Core when there's a discount!
A very impressive and enjoyable piece of work and video. Loved it!
Thank you very much!
Very beautiful
Thank you very much!
Some beautiful work here. Very well done.
Thank you William!
This really good.
Beautifully done!!!
Brilliant! Thanks so much for this. Very inspiring!
Thank you so much Mary!
Amazing - Nice Job and thanks for sharing the midi file! I imported it into Cubase and it worked like a charm :)
Thank you very much Zofo! Glad it worked :)
me too. Thanks!
Hi! Where can I find the midi file? Thank you for your support!
@@patrickjoffret3232 In the description under this video
Great Job on the orchestral program & video edit! One of my favorite themes from JW! I did a mock up of this theme using BBCSO discover.
Really nice job!!! Sounds great. Loving bbcso core! Maybe upgrade to pro next year!
Thanks! Yeah, the value for money is insane with the discounts!
Beautiful! Great job!
Sounds very close to the actual performance that was used as a reference!
Thank you!
Superb, very impressive!
Thank you very much Kevin!
Really impressive!
Very good 👌👌👌👌👏👏
Nice mockup! Good balances.
Beautiful
Fantastic job
Really awesome and love the video editing!
Thank you Jack, much appreciated! Actually the Spitfire team deserves the credits for the video editing ahahah
Really nicely done!
I loved! ❤
Just wow 😍!
Your dynamics are incredible. Great work!
Thanks!
Logic file please, please, please! Trying to learn. Thanks. Beautiful job.
Many thanks Steven! Unfortunately I don't have the logic file since this was done in cubase, but I can send you the midi file if you need it
@@trinketstoadsymphony2070 Yes please. I would appreciate the MIDI file. Thanks
@@stevendevries1395 Here is the link: we.tl/t-H4hMbQORyL (includes both Yoda's Theme and the Swan Lake theme). Merry Xmas!
@@trinketstoadsymphony2070 May i ask You for upload thi one more time...? i would also would love to learn how its done.. even just cubase file if You will ..Unfortunatelly Your link expired :/ ..I will be very gratefull / Incredible works here
@@PerchHunter Thanks! You can find the link to the MIDI in the video description (it is now permanent). Let me know if you have problems accessing it
Very nice :)
the average person wouldnt notice or CARE that this was samples if they heard it in the theater..kinda awesome kinda sad
Thanks, I sincerly hope VSTs will never replace real musicians for film scoring
Very nice, But what’s with the background noise? Is that something they add to make you buy the full version? Oh - I see from the info it’s a vintage sound plugin. Ok.
Yeah
Nice job. The clearest resemblance I hear begins at 1:09. A simple suggestion for improvement is to turn up the tempo a notch.
Tank you for your comment and advice! The track may feel slow since the tempo was adapted form a live performance by the Danish National Symphony Orchestra (czcams.com/video/geelCnhlEuA/video.html) which is a significantly slower and more patient rendition of the piece compared to the original Star Wars recording. However, I should have probably gone for a faster interpretation since virtual instruments certainly struggle to deliver the same emotional interest that you can get with real players at slower tempo.
Did you do this entirely on cubase or did you use things like dorico to first write down the dynamics and tempo changes and stuff like that? Lovely mockup by the way :)
This was done entirely on cubase, tempo changes and dynamics have been done following a live performance by the danish national orchestra and I followed the original score to play the notes in
I recommend an additional reverb for more spatialization
Thanks, the mono effect on this one is probably due to the vinyl simulation.
Great job!! Did you add the room noise? If yes, how did you go about choosing that noise? I thought it added a nice touch of extra realism.
Very well done! Some tempo changes make it a little too slow to my taste but overall, this is a superb mockup.
Thank you very much for your feedback Guy!
Hi TTS!
The Yoda MIDI-file you link to is empty - any chance you could upload it again?
Hey Henrik! In the next few days I’m going to upload the midi files along with the cubase project files and link them in the video description
Hey @@trinketstoadsymphony2070 Did you have the chance to upload those as you explained! Thank you very much :-) !
Absolutely love it. BBC SO sounds rich and warm. I also really like the iZtope plugin, made it sound similar to the 12" vinyl I had back in the 80s :) Trying to teach myself using logic and EW Hollywood Orchestra. I know it's really cheeky of me to ask, but please would you share the midi file again? :)
Hi Louis! I'm really glad you liked it, the BBCSO is particularly suited for this genre and I'm also very happy that this reminded you of your vinyl recording. I've never used EW Hollywood Orchestra myself but I've heard some pretty good stuff.
Of course you can have the MIDI files, the only reason I don't share them permanently is that I haven't found a way to do that yet.
Here is the link: we.tl/t-plWrtOB8Ds
@@trinketstoadsymphony2070 Thank you so much. It's very much appreciated.
Great musicianship with really tasteful video editing...it made the whole experience so engaging thank you. :-) P.S. are you still able to share the midi file? as I am still learning and anything to assist in how you have chosen your instruments would be amazing.
Thank you so much Dave, much appreciated! Here are the MIDI files: mega.nz/folder/tq5mVYZT#gGKADg1pUN12xgV52EITCQ. I chose my instrumentation according to the actual score by John Williams (czcams.com/video/_3AiYIxBwD0/video.html), minute 13:12). If you liked the editing of this video you may also like the youtube channel of Spitfire Audio since they post a lot of original compositions with this type of aesthetics (from which this video is heavily inspired).
@@trinketstoadsymphony2070 Will do, and thank you for taking the time to get back - really appreciate it!.
I'm very impressed with the realism and editing! Did you screen record this many times (per shot) or just one time?
I always wanted to know how to edit and screen record something like this :)
Thank you! I screen recorded each part separately with OBS and edited it in premiere. It’s actually pretty easy, you just need to use one effect (it’s called “basic 3D” I believe) and then set keyframes for different rotation and perspective parameters
@@trinketstoadsymphony2070 Thanks so much! Love all the mock-ups you've made. They all sound realistic!
Do you use the expression knob in your mock-ups? 🤔
Awesome. What screen recording program do you use?
Many thanks Aaron! I used OBS to record the screen and Premiere to edit the footage (basic key-frame animation on the perspective parameters of the "basic 3D" effect).
How do u record your screen flow like this and give it a nice camera angle?
Hey, I use OBS studio to record the screen and Adobe Premiere Pro to edit the footage (I apply the basic 3D tool to the section of the video I want to edit, then I tweak the perspective parameters and animate everything by setting keyframes)
@@trinketstoadsymphony2070 awesome thanks
@@trinketstoadsymphony2070 Fantastic, thank you. Looks and sounds great! Really good job here
Did you have the score or is it by ear?
And did you use the original recording as a tempo map?
Hey Peter, I used the original sheet music since I did this mockup as a score study (you can find the score here at 13:12 czcams.com/video/_3AiYIxBwD0/video.html) and I used the performance by the Danish national orchestra as a reference for the tempo track (m.czcams.com/video/geelCnhlEuA/video.html) speeding it up in some sections as virtual instruments have a hard time phrasing at a slow tempo. Hope this was useful