Composing Tips - The Media Composer Podcast: Recent Episodes
Nicolas Schuele
When people talk about composing epic music, the name Metropolis Ark I often comes in the discussion. But is this 6 year old sample library still worth it? Let's have a look.
Let's orchestrate an epic orchestral climax together. We will start with a simple 3-note piano motif and build on top of that. I'll go step by step until we have a full sounding 4-bar symphonic climax. You can also download the MIDI for this project at https://composingtips.com.
New releases! Let's have a look at Spitfire Audio Fractured Strings and Heavyocity Mosaic Pads.
With all the newer libraries out there, would Albion One still be worth using in your productions? That's what I'll try to answer in this episode using audio examples.
Spitfire Audio Albion One: https://www.spitfireaudio.com/albion-one
Do you want your music used in films and on TV? Let's look at one way to do this by using the service that Taxi provides. I will share my tips to be successful when submitting music according to a brief.
Let's have a look at the latest update of one of people's favorite sample libraries: Cinematic Studio Strings 1.7.
Welcome to Composing Tips, the media composer podcast.
In this first episode, I tell you why I started a podcast on media composition, what you can expect from it as well as my journey so far that led me to being a full time media composer.
In this episode, I talk about a track that changed my life. You can listen to it here: Table for Two - Abel Korzenowski
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