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| | ====== Beginning Musician Tips ====== |
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| | {{page>people:iasos:videos:tips_for_aspiring_musicians_iasos}} |
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| | ====== Composition Techniques ====== |
| | ===== Film Scoring ===== |
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| | * 5:30 - Live annotated eurorack Tangerine Dream inspired cinematic synthwave, ARP-2600, Moog - Ethan James Music |
| | * Description: This is a live cinematic synthwave electronic music performance inspired by later Tangerine Dream music, where I wanted to setup a more meditative environment and create a slow musical progression by interweaving layers with the Eurorack, providing bass from the Moog Grandmother, and melody from the ARP-2600. This is an entirely live and unrehearsed improvised performance, and I included annotations to show some of what I'm thinking about and also to demonstrate the different musical themes weaving in and out of the texture Since I'm a film composer by trade, this came out relatively cinematic and would work in certain movie score settings. This is a very simple setup to make a big sound. I hope this is educational for you as well, in terms of how I put these performances together. Hopefully this camera angle also helps you learn something! |
| | * My review: The annotations are very good! Audio is music only. |
| | * https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j9jrMG31d2Q&list=WL&index=3 |
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| | {{page>videos:how_to_turn_a_few_notes_into_a_3_minute_piece_of_music_guy_michelmore}} |
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| ====== Music Theory ====== | ====== Music Theory ====== |
| ===== Guy Michelmore ===== | ===== Guy Michelmore ===== |
| 284K subscribers | 284K subscribers |
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| | {{page>videos:how_to_turn_a_few_notes_into_a_3_minute_piece_of_music_guy_michelmore}} |
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| * How to Turn a Few Notes Into a 3 Minute Piece of Music | |
| * Description: How do you turn a simple idea into a fully developed 3-minute piece of music? How can you take a few notes and develop the motif into a structured composition? It's a problem that many composers face so Guy Michelmore comes to the rescue with lots of suggestions for ways to develop your orchestral ideas into fully-fledged pieces of music. Using Spitfire Audio's BBC Symphony Orchestra library with Spitfire Originals string libraries he creates a complete orchestral piece of music in just over one hour. | |
| * Download the full-length 70-minute version of this tutorial + the MIDI file + the Cubase project + the stereo mix! | |
| * My review: Very beautiful music. Worth going back and taking more close notes on. | |
| * His advice: | |
| * "Give me a video and tell me to score it!" | |
| * https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6p8kQOrbvTw&list=WL&index=4 | |
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| ===== Tangerine Dream ===== | ===== Tangerine Dream ===== |
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| * 5:30 - Live annotated eurorack Tangerine Dream inspired cinematic synthwave, ARP-2600, Moog | * 5:30 - Live annotated eurorack Tangerine Dream inspired cinematic synthwave, ARP-2600, Moog - Ethan James Music |
| * Description: This is a live cinematic synthwave electronic music performance inspired by later Tangerine Dream music, where I wanted to setup a more meditative environment and create a slow musical progression by interweaving layers with the Eurorack, providing bass from the Moog Grandmother, and melody from the ARP-2600. This is an entirely live and unrehearsed improvised performance, and I included annotations to show some of what I'm thinking about and also to demonstrate the different musical themes weaving in and out of the texture Since I'm a film composer by trade, this came out relatively cinematic and would work in certain movie score settings. This is a very simple setup to make a big sound. I hope this is educational for you as well, in terms of how I put these performances together. Hopefully this camera angle also helps you learn something! | * Description: This is a live cinematic synthwave electronic music performance inspired by later Tangerine Dream music, where I wanted to setup a more meditative environment and create a slow musical progression by interweaving layers with the Eurorack, providing bass from the Moog Grandmother, and melody from the ARP-2600. This is an entirely live and unrehearsed improvised performance, and I included annotations to show some of what I'm thinking about and also to demonstrate the different musical themes weaving in and out of the texture Since I'm a film composer by trade, this came out relatively cinematic and would work in certain movie score settings. This is a very simple setup to make a big sound. I hope this is educational for you as well, in terms of how I put these performances together. Hopefully this camera angle also helps you learn something! |
| * My review: The annotations are very good! Audio is music only. | * My review: The annotations are very good! Audio is music only. |
