Inside The Score - Episode Two

Oliver & Homay begin to create the sound for the film as well as discuss how to work with each other's templates.

Watch Oliver's Workflow Tutorial here:

[OliverPatriceWeder]

Thank you all for the positive comments!!! Best, Oliver

[MusicDesign]

You guys really go into detail when scoring a film. Most film composers wouldn't even think of how large they want their string ensemble to be.

[ricemilk]

Subscribing to spitfire is the best thing on YouTube..so bloody interesting

[mikestibor]

I'm loving this series so far. It's not too long, and yet still provides a good insight into your scoring process.

[aefv.eliane]

I love this kind of sharing, thinking and talking moment from Spitfire Community... Is a beautiful spirit to create score. Thank you to share this kind of privacy.

[kristoffersundberg]

The amped up tanpura sounds fantastic!

[sonicindustries]

Really interesting series - great to see an example of how the company approaches projects

[MarcoBelloniMusic]

Such a cool project! Thanks for sharing an insight on it! I love horror music because I find it's the genre that gives me the most freedom in terms of messing about with sounds. It makes me feel totally free to explore whatever seems very wrong without feeling guitly haha. Looking forward to seeing the next episode!

[willscherrer]

What I call the "palette" is always a long process for me - sometimes I take too long, including the worry that it sounds too much like the last one. Your instrument hunt and work getting the samples recorded made me want to do same; too much work though. So much sound, so little time. Great series Oliver, Homay. Looking forward to more.

[LannersTV]

Can we get more Homay and Oliver videos? They're great!

[ryanbarryaudio]

These videos are fantastic... Moarrrr!!

[zaind.nasution]

I like this series. Keep update please... Thanks! 🙂🍺

[brainrussell]

Christian was talking music, but thinking "beer."

[AynenMakino]

I really love this series!
Question: What would you have done if you had both only been accustomed to a different DAW, not having Logic in common? Would you have had enough time to each learn the use of the same DAW?

[BillyPalmerMusic]

I'm always curious, how do people handle contracts/legal rights for creative performers who contribute to the composition of a finished score?

[Joseph-otrc]

Ahhh I just wish English was my native language, I got the overall meaning but I am still missing some parts. Maybe.. some subtitles would help a lot. But still love Spitfire for what you are doing :)

[marcofrankcapra]

Really interesting. At 11:08 what's "a setup of 1 1 1 3 1"?