track 1 - going to distance - sounds a perfect fit for an anime scifi show opening titles segment justin - maybe add some chapter markers for people to navigate the video sections? above the clouds - mid 80's tv drama show opening music..very nice.
Beautiful imaginative music! Great arrangement! Thank you! Can you also please write what you use for the keyboard snare and what does the drum part play? Thank you.
It all depends on the song. Drum sounds come from a combination of UVI Beatbox Anthology 2, and Steven Slate Drums 5. Drums on Going The Distance are SSD5 and an Alesis DM5. All sounds on Fairest Is The Light, including drum sounds, are from Arturia CMI V, a software emulation of the legendary Fairlight CMI, hence the song title.
Like the retro sound, Im also a keys player and always think these days, why do we have hardware synths etc with in built sounds when we just use in th box stuff anyway, and often its better or very close. Is it a mental thing, or a feel good factor to play with the hardware. OR could we drop laptops (except for midi sequencing), and just use hardware , as surely the Montage M etc are pretty damn good at producing sounds?
For me, I'll use whatever I have on hand, as I don't really have a permanent place to have all my hardware set up. I'll use plugins if I'm up in my apartment, and incorporate some hardware when I'm down here in the church area. For me, no matter the situation, it's about making music and getting to that zone as quickly and efficiently as possible.
track 1 - going to distance - sounds a perfect fit for an anime scifi show opening titles segment
justin - maybe add some chapter markers for people to navigate the video sections?
above the clouds - mid 80's tv drama show opening music..very nice.
Chapters added! Oh, and thanks for the kind comments!
@@justinhavu forward motion - very very 80's -perfect
Beautiful imaginative music! Great arrangement! Thank you! Can you also please write what you use for the keyboard snare and what does the drum part play? Thank you.
It all depends on the song. Drum sounds come from a combination of UVI Beatbox Anthology 2, and Steven Slate Drums 5. Drums on Going The Distance are SSD5 and an Alesis DM5. All sounds on Fairest Is The Light, including drum sounds, are from Arturia CMI V, a software emulation of the legendary Fairlight CMI, hence the song title.
Like the retro sound, Im also a keys player and always think these days, why do we have hardware synths etc with in built sounds when we just use in th box stuff anyway, and often its better or very close. Is it a mental thing, or a feel good factor to play with the hardware. OR could we drop laptops (except for midi sequencing), and just use hardware , as surely the Montage M etc are pretty damn good at producing sounds?
For me, I'll use whatever I have on hand, as I don't really have a permanent place to have all my hardware set up. I'll use plugins if I'm up in my apartment, and incorporate some hardware when I'm down here in the church area. For me, no matter the situation, it's about making music and getting to that zone as quickly and efficiently as possible.