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| elfdaughter said 3570 days ago (November 7th, 2008) | |
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*Giggles* It's a traditional track - I transcribed it note for note, with a few modifications in Music Score 5, then assigned instruments with EWQLSO. I no longer use loops, since my entire loop library vanished.... Check out my latest song called The Kynges Ballade
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| PrototypeEightyOne said 3570 days ago (November 7th, 2008) | |
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yo im not familiar with any of that, but nontheless interesting. So you basically just restructured a previuos composition and assigned the instruments? that would be fun, is music score 5 free or affordable? liek a couple hundred bucks or something? Where do you get the scores from? do you get them off the net and input it into the program? is there a huge learning curve? and sorry for all the questions...ide like to rescore an old final fantasy track and add more to it, i think it would be amazing. Check out my latest song called Sin Trifical
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| elfdaughter said 3570 days ago (November 7th, 2008) | |
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OK.... "So you basically just restructured a previuos composition and assigned the instruments? " Pretty much. There was a lot of tweaking and things going on, adding extra tracks (a HECK of a lot of extra tracks) and re-arranging the melody in some areas. "is music score 5 free or affordable?" It's not free, but it is affordable. And sorry, my mistake - it's MagicScore... It's a music notation software program - if you're just getting started out, then you're probably best going for one of the versions like 'school', which is what I have. But this is just a midi software, to get the realistic-sounding instruments, you need EWQLSO (which IS expensive) and a sequencer, but you already have that..... ;) "liek a couple hundred bucks or something?" Here's the webpage: http://www.musicaleditor.com/music-notation-software-best-buy.html "Where do you get the scores from? do you get them off the net and input it into the program?" Here, there and everywhere! This one I had in a book of christmas scores, and put it into the program note-for note. Some you can cheat on, and get a pre-made midi from the internet, import it, and modify it from there. The result is the same, but it saves time inputting each darn note. "is there a huge learning curve?" There's a fair learning curve, yeah, especially if you've never done any music like this before. "and sorry for all the questions...ide like to rescore an old final fantasy track and add more to it, i think it would be amazing." No worries, and yeah, that would sound cool! I'd like to hear that, but unfortunately it won't be OK to upload it here. Not in the public domain. Check out my latest song called The Kynges Ballade
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| PrototypeEightyOne said 3570 days ago (November 7th, 2008) | |
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yo thanks a lot for taking the time to reply. i know my cubase4 advanced can score so im going to read up on that, as thats what i use..rewired w/reason4. so i may not even need magicscore5. would be interesting to get into. you mentioned something how it cant be posted on a public forum? Why cant it be posted up on here? im not sure i understand. Check out my latest song called Sin Trifical
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| Skean said 3570 days ago (November 7th, 2008) | |
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Wow You have done a super work here my friend, I really like the bells, very very nice compose .. Kudos Check out my latest song called Film in many acts
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| lank81 said 3570 days ago (November 7th, 2008) | |
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I Love Christmas Time I know what I'll be putting on the IPod during the month of December. Great work! I thoroughly enjoyed it. Check out my latest song called The White Rose
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| EEFliess said 3570 days ago (November 7th, 2008) | |
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wow... this is intense, you did a fab job on it!!! Symphony meets Spielberg! Check out my latest song called Here We Go Again (2016 Extended) (…again)
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| Henke said 3570 days ago (November 7th, 2008) | |
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Great job! Some orchestra at your feet, lady! ;-) Thanks for sharing! /Henke Check out my latest song called Summer (Promenade) (WIP)
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| drakonis said 3570 days ago (November 7th, 2008) | |
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a favorite of a favorite! Wow, a CHIP off the old block here. Well, although I really love all the variations of this gorgeous melody, and I really love *this* variation, I must mention that this particular arrangement is probably copyrighted, since it is likely a little bit too close to Chip's original "Mannheim Steamroller" version of this carol. Needless to say, you chose some nice instruments, and that'sa LOT of transcribing notes in! Sounds beautiful. ttfn, Drakonis Check out my latest song called Miwok
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| BossHook said 3570 days ago (November 8th, 2008) | |
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Never too early to break out the Carol of the Bells. This is a very ambitious and talented arrangment. You definitely can score! Check out my latest song called The Unraveling of Mary Alice Frances Parker Brown
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| thetiler said 3569 days ago (November 8th, 2008) | |
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Nice to hear a delightful christmasy piece to get ready for the holiday seasons. Love how you work the noted christmas melody adding suspense with the tuba cello etc. Nice combinations and seems like you put some nice work into this. The bells really seem to work their magic in such nice places. Added the trumpets as it goes along has that nice moving feeling in places as well to add suspense and add distinction to the piece. Cool ending with the brass. Thanks for sharing! Check out my latest song called They Went Underground
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| magnatone said 3568 days ago (November 9th, 2008) | |
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Carol of the Bells Very cool! Great instrument choices - nice work elf! Check out my latest song called Hallelujah (Leonard Cohen) and Variations
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| apb said 3568 days ago (November 9th, 2008) | |
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Don't fear .. .. Santa is coming, to the rescue!! This has the most swashbuckling, sleigh-ride on the 7 seas (?) kinda carol I've ever heard .. and I love that quality. Check out my latest song called Stowaway
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| poodyglitz said 3565 days ago (November 12th, 2008) | |
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Magical Isn't music fun? It's probably just as well that you lost your loops. It's more rewarding this way. I had a brief flirtation with loops, but found that I wanted to be more involved in the process. How long did it take to pull this together? Maybe try for more dynamics in the future -- crescendos and such. Thanks for sharing. Check out my latest song called Ersatz Prunes #2
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PrototypeEightyOne
nice track i liked the intro. Was this done with loops or did you compose this? Sounds like a crazy christmas/halloween hybrid tune but intense and adventurous Like Santa highjacked a 747 and sold his reindeer for magic beans that grew into a beanstalk that lead to the land of sleepy hollow. at least thats what i got out of it. lol good stuff