Thank you for this post. The process you used to make and record the arrangement is fascinating. I'm not familiar with different types of Digital Audio Software, so I was even interested to learn of Logic Pro X as an available option. Of course, I also enjoyed listening to the recording. From beginnnig to end, it was all very impressive.
Thank you for the recognition! It's a shame there aren't more classical posts in steemit, but I appreciate you making the effort to compile what there is. :)
Not sure if you've been following with the #classical-music tag in recent weeks, but we have seen the beginnings of some nice growth. @bengy has even created a discord channel for us. If you'd like to join, the discord invitation is here - https://discord.gg/ppVmmgt.
Each time I do this, I learn more about how to tweak the process to get it even more realistic. I'd love to have the time just to play around with this to make it even better. :)
Impressive. Flat out impressive. Not just the singing, which is immediately and obviously impressive but your skills at mixing and arranging and layering with East West are indisputable. I got on a soundtrack for an Xbox Kinect game awhile ago and had to use East West to orchestrate .... I can attest that realistic results like this are -NOT- by accident.
My wife (@morodiene) is literally teaching a master class right now in voice singing. Don't mind me jumping into the comments, but I wanted to tag her this way so she knows to check out your work. Great EDM, @morodiene. Check his stuff out.
Most impressive! This was really well put together! I can't even imagine how much work it takes to make all of this work when you do it all with computer programs. I can barely get my voice and instruments recorded, this was just awesome!
Thanks, it is a bit overwhelming to just jump right into something like this. I started out with a few other pieces first, and each time I got a bit better at it and streamlined things. It is a work in progress though because virtual instruments are such a huge topic!
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Hi @morodiene,
Thank you for this post. The process you used to make and record the arrangement is fascinating. I'm not familiar with different types of Digital Audio Software, so I was even interested to learn of Logic Pro X as an available option. Of course, I also enjoyed listening to the recording. From beginnnig to end, it was all very impressive.
We shared your post on the Steemit's Best Classical Music facebook page, and included in our latest Roundup post.
Thank you for the recognition! It's a shame there aren't more classical posts in steemit, but I appreciate you making the effort to compile what there is. :)
Not sure if you've been following with the #classical-music tag in recent weeks, but we have seen the beginnings of some nice growth. @bengy has even created a discord channel for us. If you'd like to join, the discord invitation is here - https://discord.gg/ppVmmgt.
Yes, come join. We have the beginnings of a friendly and supportive community!
Thank you, both, for the invite! I'll check it out!
This is hella good. to make something that sounds this awesome, from scratch, all by yourself...is amazing. :) Definitely worth the time invested!
Each time I do this, I learn more about how to tweak the process to get it even more realistic. I'd love to have the time just to play around with this to make it even better. :)
Impressive. Flat out impressive. Not just the singing, which is immediately and obviously impressive but your skills at mixing and arranging and layering with East West are indisputable. I got on a soundtrack for an Xbox Kinect game awhile ago and had to use East West to orchestrate .... I can attest that realistic results like this are -NOT- by accident.
Way followed. Discovery of the day.
My wife (@morodiene) is literally teaching a master class right now in voice singing. Don't mind me jumping into the comments, but I wanted to tag her this way so she knows to check out your work. Great EDM, @morodiene. Check his stuff out.
Thank you! I just checked out one of your songs - awesome work!
Seriously gives me chills! Incredible how realistic you can make it sound without a “real” orchestra and chorus!
I think it would be even better with animation! :D
Most impressive! This was really well put together! I can't even imagine how much work it takes to make all of this work when you do it all with computer programs. I can barely get my voice and instruments recorded, this was just awesome!
Thanks, it is a bit overwhelming to just jump right into something like this. I started out with a few other pieces first, and each time I got a bit better at it and streamlined things. It is a work in progress though because virtual instruments are such a huge topic!
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