Are you a composer wanting to record your music with a live orchestra? Then the Orchestral Sessions series is for you! Join music composer Olajide Paris, and learn the art of recording and orchestrating MIDI mockups for real musicians!
Scoring music for a live orchestra requires a lot of work, and knowledge. That's why we asked experienced music composer Olajide Paris to create the Orchestral Sessions series.
In this first course, Olajide Paris breaks down one of his cinematic composition section by section. You get to hear the strings, brass, woodwinds and percussion sections together in isolation. Olajide discusses how his composition was put together, the orchestration and composition techniques he used, his favorite sample libraries, and the unique considerations to keep in mind when composing with MIDI for live musicians.
So join music composer and producer Olajide Paris in these Orchestral Sessions, and get inspired to create your own orchestral scores!
A great overview of the various parts of an orchestral composition
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Itzhak Yaron wrote on February 28, 2018
We need more of this : I would like one to talk about composers settings using VIENNA Ensamble pro 6 with sibelius 7 : multi orchestral libraries on efficient LAN based system with gigabit switch : controllers that are used what iPad based control software are available to integrate all?
This is a good basic imformative video
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Pecchan wrote on January 9, 2018
If you're starting out with orchestral composition on your DAW this might be of interest. As it's a beginner level course it might not be useful for people with experience. As a course I think it's well made and clearly presented.
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JW wrote on January 6, 2018
great, but too short. looking forward to the next in the series.