Metropolis Ark 4 in 60 seconds

All sounds from Metropolis Ark 4. Pretty much all the instruments, along with many of the articulations for each, are included. Loosely inspired by old Ray Harryhausen films and Miklós Rózsa

[@djerikfox]

OMG...THIS IS GORGEOUS..RESPECT

[@lamecode]

So cinematic. Love it.

[@williamhaddadmusic]

This is some great stuff!

[@user-wk2gi5cp9y]

this is quality
like if it were an official demo from OT

[@alianis7523]

masterful

[@ChrisCadenhead]

Yo great cue, man! Excellent programming here

[@hasankaya9209]

Which Kontakt library for Mac OS it is running. I have contact 6.0.3 but it doesn't work here. can you help please

[@turnerofwheels]

I don't know exactly but 6.0.3 is way newer than the requirements for Met Ark 4, it's probably best to contact OT support. Of course, now it runs on their own Sine player too, no Kontakt needed

[@Imagineyourmusiccom]

very impressive, thanks

[@genuineopinion4039]

It feels really not together, its because its not the cubase DC one right?

[@lukepruet168]

How do you even write something like this?
I have 10 years of music production under my belt but I can't seem to get this type of stuff down
Any tutorial vids that you know of?

[@felixlechat1780]

probably listening youtube and alot patience Lmao

[@turnerofwheels]

Felix Le Chat has the right idea--not sure about youtube tutorial vids explicitly (I took courses through thinkspace) but I do know some sample library providers like Spitfire and Cinesamples do put out some tutorial vids on mixing and composing, you might find those helpful. The other thing--if you can read music at all, find orchestra music you like, buy a paper copy of the full score for it and study the combinations used to achieve the orchestral colors--registers, combinations of instruments, etc, mixing the parts with dynamic markings... If you can't read sheet music no worries, just do lots of careful listening and experimenting with libraries to see if you can figure out what they are doing... soon you'll start to build up your own toolbox of techniques to use

[@BenBerkenboschMusic]

Listen to live music wors really good, also listen to orchestral music in general and then mock those up in your daw. I moved to trailer music, so I my music is not 100% orchestral anymore. But before that, listening to actual orchestras was the most helpful thing

[@foxproduction4554]

..oh man this is fucking amazing....respect for your tallent, sonds soo big and live...

[@Metalpazallteway]

Good bloody job!!👏

[@surgigram]

hans zimmer - kungfu panda , i could hear the similarities in style.. but wow.. simply amazing man..

[@lac19951]

Please let us know about your computer specs

[@turnerofwheels]

It's an 8-core win 10 system, running off SSDs because I got it specifically for writing music using sample libraries like this

[@lac19951]

@@turnerofwheels Thank man, but if you don't mind, can you be more specific? :D

[@turnerofwheels]

@@lac19951 Sure, it's an i7 6900k 8-core w samsung evo ssd internal and an old WD ssd external, win 10, 128gb ram. I doubt you'd need nearly this much ram to run it though, I just go through that much ram when I load my larger orchestra templates

[@lac19951]

@@turnerofwheels Thanks a lot man :)

[@PeaceRiver20]

love it

[@paulw4134]

crazy chops turner - WOW

[@jodagold5481]

lol class x

[@FlammaBonumSpesus]

Sounds like mount and blade game music))