Orchestration breakdown of a John Williams inspired piece! #shorts #composer #orchestration

Here's an orchestration breakdown of a piece I'm writing with @FedericoSolazzo!

[thomasvanderburg]

An unstoppable force if you two work together! That's just unfair :D

[newnewchannel]

This sounds so good, I like what you use and choose the instrument very well❤thank you for your idea !!

[pineforestpillager]

I’ve been studying your work for a while now. Where did you learn to orchestrate like you do? It’s not only orchestration but also production and audio design. Where can I learn such things at a high level?

[roninsrealm]

proper layering really does work MAGIC! what lib are you using for the violin runs?

[joshuanirmal]

Wonderful orchestration. I have been looking at your work for a few days now. You are doing a phenomenal work. I wonder how you do all those super fast ostinatos. Coming up with an idea isn't hard for me, but I have really hard time getting those ostinatos on time with the tempo at fast pace. It seems that even the quantize function doesn't work for me (I'm using cubase as well). Could you please give suggestions to improve my ostinatos to play on time, which would be useful. Thanks.

[jrocket]

Very interesting mood! Awesome! What software ?

[YLW_JKT_]

This sounds awesome! Did you turn this into a full piece? If so I'd love for you to link to it here

[PeterTMusic]

So the solo horn is being treated like a soloist, while the chordal horns are like horns a3 or something like that? Or is the melody horn a section as well?

[LandonQizilbash]

What articulation do you use for violin runs?

[AlexWalkerSmith]

This is where the term "orchestrator" seems to fail to describe what you did. "Orchestrator" implies to many that you simply chose the instruments, or made it playable for musicians. But look at all the stuff you wrote. Shouldn't you be considered a co-composer?